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Smith trustee to receive Ellis Island Medal of Honor

On May 9, Smith trustee S. Mona Sinha ’88 will receive the Ellis Island Medal of Honor. The medals are awarded annually “to a group of distinguished American citizens who exemplify a life dedicated to community service.”

The National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations has been presenting the Ellis Island Medal of Honor since 1986. This […]

Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies to celebrate 50th anniversary

The Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies (ICCS) in Rome, affectionately known as the “Centro,” was founded in 1965 by Professor Brooks Otis of Stanford University, a distinguished scholar of Latin literature. Over 3000 students have attended the Centro since its inception, many of them Smithies.

This summer, ICCS will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a […]

Smith alumna and trustee gives $1 million to Center for the Environment

Smith trustee Marcia MacHarg ’70 of Germany recently made a $1 million gift in support of Smith’s Center for the Environment, Ecological Design, and Sustainability (CEEDS). The center’s purpose is “to graduate women who excel at integrating knowledge across disciplines in support of environmental decisions and action.” The center, which is located on the garden […]

Smith Club Winter Dinner scheduled for January 31

At the end of the month, the Smith College Club of Great Britain will host its annual winter dinner. This year, the club’s featured guest speaker is Professor Christophe Golé.

Golé teaches mathematics and statistics and is the director for JYA Paris. He was born in France and raised partly in Northern Africa. He earned […]

Japanese alumna to perform benefit concert next month

On December 6, Smith alumna Claire Chino ’88, will perform a charity concert in Tokyo to benefit BEYOND Tomorrow.

Claire was born in the Netherlands and spent her early years in London, Los Angeles, and Tokyo. She studied government and music at Smith before going on to receive a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Cornell University. […]

Smithies gather in Southern China to welcome incoming students

Earlier this month, Smithies in South China gathered to welcome the incoming first-years from China and to connect with one another. Many of the Smithi alumnae in Shenzhen and Guangshou attended, and students were introduced to the strong Smith alumnae network in China. The group hopes to connect more often, following the success […]

Smith sends 15 Fulbright Fellows around the world this year

Noa Gutterman ’14 is one of 15 Fulbright Fellows from Smith College this year.

Recent Smith graduate Noa Gutterman ’14 is one of this year’s 15 Fulbright Fellows from Smith College. Noa will be conducting anthropology research in Ethiopia throughout the next year for a project titled “Affirming the Economic, Environmental & Socially […]

Seven Sisters alumnae gather in Thailand

On July 20, Smith alumna Kristina Mejo ’98 hosted a Seven Sisters event in Bangkok, Thailand. Nine Smithies attended the event, along with attendees from Mount Holyoke and Wellesley Colleges. Here, Smithies at the event pose for a photo.Front row (left to right): Prim Devakula ’14, Pinn Janvatanavit ’18, and Nikhila Gill ’09. […]

Smith alumna from Germany joins Board of Trustees

Marcia MacHarg ’70 joins the Smith Board of Trustees.

On July 1, the Smith College Board of Trustees welcomed five new members, including Marcia MacHarg ’70, of Germany. The Board of Trustees is custodian of the endowment and properties of Smith College, and administers the invested fund, sets the annual budget, and determines […]

President McCartney visits Paris Smith Club

On Tuesday, June 17, Smith College President Kathleen McCartney (right) visited the Smith College Club of Paris.The reception, hosted by Lois Grjebine ’52 (left), welcomed more than 50 guests.