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<p>The Asexual and Aromantic Community and Education club (AACE) is a club that provides education, resources, and community for folks who identify with the asexual and/or aromantic spectra, and those who want to learn more about these identities.&nbsp;</p>

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A space to meet other people on the aromantic and/or asexual spectrums.

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<p>Active Minds, Inc. is the only organization working to utilize the student voice to change the conversation about mental health on college campuses. Smith's own chapter is a student-run mental health awareness, education, and advocacy group on campus, working
to increase students’ awareness of mental health issues through events, workshops and panels, provide information and resources regarding mental health and mental illness, encourage students to seek help as soon as it is needed, and serve as liaison between
students, Counseling Services and the Wellness Department.&nbsp;</p>
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Al-Iman is a Muslim Student Organization affiliated with the National MSA network. The objective is to create an environment for Muslims and allies to bond in open spaces exploring Islam and the Muslim identity. In reaching this goal, the organization plans social events, organizes lectures, and holds spiritual spaces, conducive to growth and unity in and outside of the Muslim community. With Islam grounding the org, Al-Iman takes on both a spiritual and social role while also centering our civic and global responsibility to humanity. Through the work or this organization, we hope to increase the personal and communal understanding of the beauty of Islam and its true tenants of Iman (faith), Salam (peace), and Khidmat (service).

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Al-Iman is open to anyone in the Smith community, free of charge. We host events bringing Smith community members together while also having a safe space for Muslim-identifying students.

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<p>Come learn American Sign Language! We have voice-off meetings on Saturdays, and meetings for beginners on Fridays. Join our GroupMe at:&nbsp;<a href="https://groupme.com/join_group/92108120/yADSPFRT" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://groupme.com/join_<wbr>group/92108120/yADSPFRT</a></p>
<p>The club is open to people in and out of the Smith community. Email me at aslclubsmith@gmail.com with any quesstions!</p>

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<p><strong>Who:</strong></p>
<p>Open to all Smith students of all skill levels.&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>When:</strong></p>
<p>&nbsp;Tuesdays, Thursdays 8:00-9:45 pm</p>
<p><strong>Where:</strong></p>
<p>We meet at the ITT!</p>
<p>All doors to the ITT are locked by the time we start shooting so if you are running late and are stuck outside, text the WhatsApp group chat.</p>
<p>Coaches and board members have access to the main Ainsworth doors so they should be able to let you in there, then you go straight down the hallway through the doors, and continue straight to the hallway that leads to the ITT, and head across the tennis courts to the wall near the bathrooms and the doors to the outside.</p>
<p><strong>Before You Can Shoot:</strong></p>
<p>You have to fill out these safety waivers before you are allowed to shoot a bow!</p>
<p>http://smithpioneers.com/sb_output.aspx?form=80</p>
<p>https://riskmgt.mtholyoke.edu/waivers/login.php?t=1</p>
<p><strong>Official Statement:</strong></p>
<p><span id="x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_docs-internal-guid-669535ab-761c-2848-793c-0a50cd9986ec"><span id="x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_docs-internal-guid-669535ab-761c-2848-793c-0a50cd9986ec">The Smith Archery Club is committed to providing students with the opportunity to learn and practice the sport of archery in a safe environment. The club will coach exclusively recurve style, but will allow archers with alternative styles and prior experience access to practice space at the discretion of the Executive Board. All experience levels welcome. Bring your own equipment or use ours.&nbsp;</span></span></p>

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- Join a Smith community outside of your house
- Learn skills in archery
- Increase hand-eye coordination

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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">The purpose of the Asian Students&rsquo; Association (ASA) is to be a support network for Asian and Asian Pacific American Students; to provide cultural, educational, political and social activities and events to connect the Smith community, and serve as a link between ASA and the Asian and APA organizations on other campuses.</span></p>

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ASA provides a welcoming third space on campus where Asian-identifying and other students of color can connect with their communities, build meaningful relationships, and find a sense of belonging. Beyond serving as a space for cultural celebration, ASA creates opportunities for students to share experiences, explore their identities, and form connections with others who may have similar backgrounds or experiences. Through social events, cultural programming, and community-building initiatives, ASA fosters an environment where students can feel supported and connected beyond the classroom and their immediate social circles.

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We hope to foster community by bringing folks who love baking together! We host workshops, events, and fundraisers centered around baking. In doing so, we aim to provide a space for students to express themselves through baking and enjoy their new treat!

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Members are able to participate in the monthly workshops where they can bake the treat voted by the club. In our workshops, we have access to the industrial kitchen, where members are free to create their dessert and enjoy community!

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<p>Bugs! Bugs!!! BUGSSS!!!!! join the discord server (open to all Five College students)!!!</p>
<p><a href="https://discord.gg/9pzqqUaC">discord link!</a></p>

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<p>Dance Group that choreographs songs made by Black artists; Afrobeats, Soca, Bashment, Hip Hop etc.</p>

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Members of the Black Rhythms dance team will gain community, a place to express themselves, learn new skills in dance, and have opportunities to perform throughout the school year.

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Smith College's only all-Black a cappella group. Founded in 2016 and revived in 2022, our mission is to celebrate Black identity, history, and culture through music. Our repertoire includes traditional spirituals and songs by Black artists whose work has made a lasting cultural impact.
Sibling group to Smith College POCappella

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Our group provides a welcoming space for Black students to sing, build community, and celebrate Black culture through music. Members develop their vocal and performance skills while forming meaningful connections with one another.

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Celebration is an annual event focused on unifying the campus and celebrating love in all its forms. It takes place on Wilson house steps and begins with a candlelight vigil which serves as a reminder of homophobic and transphobic incidents on campus and in the greater community. Then, Smith houses and student organizations are invited to perform songs, dances, and poetry to celebrate loving without boundaries.

Love is not controlled by gender
It is larger than prejudice
It is stronger than indifference
For the love of our community
And for the love of ourselves,
We celebrate
Those who find joy and beauty
In loving without boundaries

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Help to continue a longstanding tradition and fundraise for local charities.

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Established in 1983, Celebrations Dance Co. is the oldest student-run dance company at Smith College. It has been in operation for over 40 years and is dedicated to student choreography, performance, and production.

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Celebrations Dance Co. is an audition-based dance organization committed to student choreography and performance. Members will have the opportunity to choreograph for the company, perform in various dance events, and participate in classes and special events that the company may run.

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<p>CSA is a cultural organization that celebrates Chinese, Taiwanese, and Cantonese heritage at Smith. As part of the Unity Organizations, we host cultural and social events such as holiday celebrations, workshops, and community gatherings. We recognize the diversity among Chinese-identifying students, including different regional and linguistic backgrounds, and strive to create an inclusive space where everyone, including those interested in learning about Chinese culture, can connect, share, and celebrate together.</p>

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Joining the Chinese Student Association at Smith College means becoming part of a warm, inclusive community that honors the full spectrum of Chinese cultural identity. Members gain access to a rich calendar of events throughout the academic year — including Lunar New Year celebrations, Mid-Autumn Festival gatherings, cooking workshops, and community dinners — all designed to help you feel connected and at home. Whether you are deeply rooted in Chinese, Taiwanese, or Cantonese heritage or simply curious about these cultures, CSA is a genuine space to explore traditions, share personal stories, and build lasting friendships.

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<p>We are a club for Smithies with chronic illnesses/chronic pain. We meet once a week to have snacks, do crafts, and talk about disability justice. We advocate for better accommodations for students with chronic illness on campus and support each other by sharing resources and strategies. &nbsp;</p>

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Community support, resources, and strategies for navigating chronic illness.

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The purpose of CLIFS is to create a safe and welcoming environment for first-generation and low-income students at Smith College. To foster such an environment, our team will develop events and activities to build a sense of community among first-generation and low-income students. We hope our organization can support students in their journeys of actively constructing their first-generation and low-income identity in terms of pride and solidarity. We also hope to introduce the first-generation and low-income community to career preparation and help them navigate college.

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A community and space for low-income and first-generation students to feel welcomed at Smith and foster a community that can share resources and help students navigate their time at Smith

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The Community Service Organization (CSO) works to engage Smith students in a variety of community service and social action projects, workshops, and placements
Our mission is to support student engagement in meaningful community service work and leadership training that enhances the educational experience, meets community-identified needs, provides opportunities for reflection, models the development of effective, collaborative community partnerships with local nonprofit organizations and encourages a lifelong commitment to community engagement.

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Feeling good about helping people! Connecting with others who also wish to find ways to care for their community!

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<p>ConBust as an organization exists to prepare, throughout the year, for the ConBust convention that occurs&nbsp;in the first week of&nbsp;April&nbsp;(this year, March 27- March 29 2020). The convention itself lasts for three days over a weekend and serves to highlight the
role of women and minorities in Sci-Fi and Fantasy. Events include panels, tabletop gaming, artist and dealer rooms, cosplay, guests of all kinds, and much more!</p>
<p>At the beginning of the year, there is a general interest meeting in which any Smith student can volunteer to be a staff member to help with the preparations. At a typical meeting, each staff member reports on the progress on assigned tasks, asks for help
from the other members, and coordinates with the Head ConChair(s). There are usually between 12 and 18 staff members in a given year.</p>

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<p>If you love to&nbsp;sing but can't hit a real note to save your life, come sing with us!</p>

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Crush Magazine was founded in 2024 as a literary and arts magazine that seeks to cultivate space for students of color on campus interested in submitting to and/or working in student publishing opportunities. This is accomplished by publishing biannual print and online issues made up of student work, which ranges from collage to poetry to music to essays and so on. We also aim to host a variety of events over the course of the school year that promote community and opportunities to share work with others, such as workshops or readings. Crush’s staff is lead by a central Board that allows for executive decisions when necessary, but all Crush staff is integral to the success of magazine, whether it be reading submissions, co-hosting events with a board member, designing pages for the next issue, or just contributing their ideas to the overall vision of what makes Crush Crush. Crush also could not be what it is without the support from the community via submissions or attendance at events.

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Members of Crush receive invaluable student publishing experience and gain a community of artists of color.

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<p dir="ltr">The Disability Justice Alliance at Smith College is a vibrant community aimed at fostering inclusivity and accessibility for all, recognizing the diverse experiences of brain, body, and ability. We believe accessibility is a fundamental right,
integral to an educational environment where every student can thrive.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Our group welcomes individuals with disabilities, those who identify as disabled, and allies, covering a spectrum from physical and cognitive differences to neurodiversity and beyond. Our focus is on community-building, supplemented by advocacy
efforts to promote understanding, empathy, and practical inclusion strategies through workshops and events.</p>
<p dir="ltr">We envision a campus where equity and respect are foundational, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to excel academically, socially, and emotionally. By advocating for disability justice and supporting one another, we aim to create
a culture of lived equality and appreciation for diversity.</p>
<p>For those interested in joining our community where every individual's uniqueness is celebrated, please contact
<a href="mailto:spaciulli@smith.edu" target="_blank" rel="noopener">spaciulli@smith.edu</a> or follow us on instagram @smithcollege_dja</p>

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Don't Blink Media is an organization which provides resources, space, and collaborators for those interested in filmmaking. We are a concrete film and media community on campus and welcome those of all skill and interest levels.

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Filmmaking opportunities that offer hands on learning and a supportive creative community.

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<p>Founded in 1987, EKTA is a proud and active member of the Unity Orgs of Smith College. "EKTA" means "unity" in several languages spoken in South Asia. The organization aims to weave together its members' languages, cultures, faiths, and identities in order to form a community among South Asians studying at Smith. Partnered with student organizations, staff, and faculty, EKTA strives to bring the most relevant and engaging issues to both the South Asian community as well as to those interested in the region.</p>

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Builds a welcoming community for South Asian and multicultural students on campus.
Celebrates South Asian culture through events, performances, food, and traditions.
Creates opportunities for cultural education and cross-cultural collaboration.
Supports student wellness, belonging, and inclusion on campus.
Gives members access to volunteer and community service opportunities.
Helps students maintain cultural identity while building community away from home.

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EMBODY is a dance organization providing students from a range of dance experiences opportunities to learn, experiment, and perform in a judgement-free and supportive environment. Stylistic inspiration draws from heels, burlesque, pole, jazz, and chair dance. We practice and perform both improvised and choreographed pieces, and ultimately believe that if it feels good, it looks good!

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EMBODY provides members with the opportunity to express themselves with dance through weekly classes and several performances each semester. EMBODY also aims to eliminate any financial constraints for members who cannot afford kneepads, providing this equipment with club funds so that any student can participate safely.

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<div>Emulate is an arts and culture magazine. Our goal is to serve as a bridge between the creative communities found within Smith College, Northampton, and the broader Connecticut River Valley.&nbsp;</div>
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<div>If you're interested in joining, please email us at submissions.emulate@gmail.com, we would love to have you!</div>

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Members get editorial and design experience, help organize campus events, connect Smith to the greater Pioneer Valley community, and contribute to the artistic visioning of an interdisciplinary arts and literature magazine.

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FRN redistributes excess prepared food from Smith College to Northampton community members experiencing food insecurity. We collect data from every pan of food we recover and share our findings with Smith Dining Services, enabling them to implement more informed and sustainable ordering practices. Student volunteers rescue food every day across campus, reducing food waste, decreasing CO2 emissions from discarded and composted food, and supplying our partner, Manna Community Kitchen, with the resources they need to support their work fighting food insecurity.

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Our members volunteer for weekly shifts picking up excess food from the dining halls. These shifts are a great opportunity for members to meet new people, earn volunteer hours, give back to the community, increase Smith's sustainability, and become acquainted with our amazing dining staff!

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Fusayfsa' means "mosaic" in Arabic, reflecting how the journal aims to highlight the diversity of the Southwest Asia & North Africa (SWANA) region that is often overlooked. SWANA is a kaleidoscope, or mosaic, of various cultures, traditions, languages and people, and our journal hopes to represent this vast diversity.

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Joining this tight-knit team offers either an academic or cultural means to learn more about the Southwest Asia & North Africa (SWANA) region, whether that be through reviewing submissions, designing social media posts, or contributing your own work!

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To play futsal and have fun!!

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We play indoor Futsol in Scott Gym twice a week! It is a fun, relaxed environment open to players of all levels who want to run around, touch a ball, and meet new friends. Join us!</p>
TO JOIN:
1. Request membership here, on the ssn!
2. Check Google Spaces after a few days, someone will add you to it! This is where regular announcements are made!
3. EMAIL MDAVIDSON@SMITH.EDU FOR ANY QUESTIONS!
Wear athletic clothing and running shoes and bring water!&nbsp;
Regular Schedule (Feb5th- Spring Break): Wednesdays 8:30-10:30pm and Saturdays 11:00am-1pm
We love to get fun and silly and play loud music! It's a relaxed environment, and the schedule is flexible so if you can only come for certain hours/days, thats 100% okay!
Open to all!
*Different than the spring 2025 futsal ESS class!

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The Geo Club brings together rock and geology enthusiasts. Weekly meetings and events provide resources and build camaraderie for students in the geosciences department through activities such as regular study sessions, rock show-and-tell, and screenings of geology-related natural disaster films.

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Find communities of like minded people and friends! Forge connections with students and faculty. Opportunities for field trips!!

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The mission of Global Medical Brigades is to work with licensed medical professionals and community health workers to provide comprehensive health services in rural communities in Guatemala, Honduras, Ghana, and Panama. These communities have limited access to health care, and the facilities that exist are often severely understaffed and lacking in medical supplies, leaving families with ailments both untreated and undiagnosed, sometimes for an entire lifetime. To help resolve this disparity, Global Brigades has developed a medical program with the goal of providing consistent access to healthcare using an economically sustainable model. The Smith College chapter systematically works with more than 400 other university groups around the world to deliver and implement the medical program.

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Members of Smith College Global Medical Brigades help fundraise and volunteer on the yearly medical brigade trip.

All members are required to demonstrate support for the purpose of this organization.
Active members may miss only two meetings per semester and must contact the officer team to
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All members are required to demonstrate support for this organization.
Active members may only miss two meetings per semester and must contact the officer team to
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All members are recommended to participate in the trip; however, they are not required to attend the trip to be members of the organization.

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<p>Smith College's chapter of Google Developers Student Club is a student-run organization that aims to provide students with a platform to explore and learn about technology through hands-on experience and collaboration. This club provides a supportive environment
for students to develop their skills, build projects, and participate in events and workshops. Join us to expand your technical knowledge, network with like-minded individuals, and make an impact in the tech community.</p>

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Groove A Cappella is established for the purpose of providing students with the
opportunity to rehearse and perform a wide variety of challenging and entertaining
arrangements of popular music.

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<p>We, the House Presidents (HP) of Smith College, form the House Presidents Association (HPA), whose goal is to create an open and productive forum for community living. In addition, the HPA will serve as a link between the&nbsp;residential campus and the college. The HPA will establish standards for the&nbsp;community within the framework of self-governance and create change based&nbsp;on informed decisions with regard to all parties involved. We will work with key departments and leaders in the college to resolve our community&rsquo;s concerns. It is&nbsp;the responsibility of the HPA to support each house in its traditions and&nbsp;encourage the positive growth of individual house community and Smith&nbsp;College as a whole. The HPA is a voice for the student residential community&nbsp;within the Student Government Association structure and so will actively and&nbsp;responsively represent students on housing matters.&nbsp;</p>
<p><br />The HPA is designed to be a support system for individual House Presidents&nbsp;(HPs). As elected members of their houses, it is the duty of the HPs to commit to&nbsp;the HPA and its mission.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The <strong>IGDA Smith College (IGDA)</strong> aims to unite computer science and art, enhancing our members' skills in game development. Our focus is on <strong>hands-on experience with game creation</strong>, utilizing tools like Unity and C# while promoting teamwork across disciplines. We're dedicated to fostering an inclusive community, bridging gaps between <strong>artists and programmers</strong>. Join us to transform your creative ideas into interactive realities, and build lasting connections in the game development field!</p>

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Practical skills that can be transferred to the gaming industry.
Community building and opportunity to grow and network with like-minded people.
Opportunities to participate in game jams and add projects to personal portfolio.

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<p>Our mission is to provide a safe, exploratory, open community for artists of all sorts and people of all sorts. </p>

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As a member of the Illustration club, Smith, community members, and 5(4?) college consortium students have access to quality art supplies (paper, pens, pencils, colored pencils, pastels, water colors, posca markers, markers), the knowledge and experiences of fellow artists, artistic community, and fun weekend events, holiday events, club events, games, and more.

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<p>ISSA's work on campus is two sided with the common theme of raising awareness of Native American and Indigenous issues both locally, nationally, and globally. Throughout the year, ISSA hosts different events to educate the Smith community&nbsp;about issues related
to Indigenous peoples.</p>
<p>ISSA also works to provide a support group for students who identify as indigenous.&nbsp;ISSA ultimately works to remind others that a Native American presence still exists at Smith and in the Northeast, aside from the rest of the world, and provides information
about indigenous issues to those who seek it.</p>

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A community of students with a shared cultural background and understand

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ISO is an SGA-chartered organization open to all members of the Smith community. It comprises, but is not limited to, the international students of Smith College. The mission of this organization is to share, exchange, and appreciate the wealth of experiences that international students bring to Smith College, while also providing a support system for students whose home is not in the USA.

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Default members: Any student who holds a non-US passport or resides outside of the USA has automatic membership.
Members: Any student who respects, supports, or has interest in the purpose of ISO is welcome to participate in the events hosted by the organization.
Inclusivity: Membership in this organization shall be open to all students in good standing currently enrolled at Smith College regardless of race, color, creed, religion, national/ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, or with regard to the bases outlined in the Veterans Readjustment Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Conduct: In accordance with the Smith College Student Handbook and Massachusetts State law, there shall be no hazing, harassment, or mandatory participation in activities in which a member does not wish to participate. Hazing and punishments are defined by the Smith Student Handbook.

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The Smith Italian club seeks to showcase diverse and intersectional perspectives regarding Italy.

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The Smith Italian club works to provide access to a supportive space that seek to promote interest and understanding of Italian culture through events such as film screenings, parties, lectures, panel discussions, and more.

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<p>The Korean Students Association act as a support network for all Korean and Korean American students at Smith College. Through intercollegiate functions, KSA strives to strengthen ties among Asian and Asian American students at Smith while addressing specific needs and concerns that support all&nbsp;people of color and the Smith community at large.</p>

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<p>The Korean Students Association builds community for students interested in Korean culture, language, and identity. Members gain access to cultural celebrations and a network of peers and alumni, all while celebrating and sharing Korean heritage with the broader campus.</p>

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Labrys Arts and Literature is an art and literature organization that encourages student work and publication. We host student art shows and writing workshops, and publish our magazine, Labrys, every Spring.

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- Weekly meetings
- Insight into art/literature critique/editing process/revision
- Annual spring magazine/live reading party
- Ability to submit and be highlighted for art and literature in the Smith community

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The Latin American Students’ Organization (LASO) is an organization that represents, celebrates, and supports Smith students who identify as Latin American and/or Latinxe and/or want to engage and learn about Latinx culture and community. The word Latine refers to people who have roots, diasporic heritage, or connections with Latin America. LASO members and Latin American or Latinae individuals may be from all races, colors, ethnicities, countries of origin/nationalities (are not limited to Latin American countries), legal statuses, language abilities, physical appearances, socio-economic statuses, familial histories, identities, political ideologies, sexual orientations, gender identities and representations, (dis)abilities, and health conditions.
The Latin American Student’s Organization will function under the auspices of Smith College, therefore all rules and regulations of the college concerning student organizations are hereby applicable.

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Membership benefits include building personal skills like time management, communication, team work, leadership, and event planning. We also offer multiple opportunities to be more involved within the Latine community at Smith and to plan events for the community as well.

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<li>MAPS is a family of students who are committed to helping students explore and nurture their passion for healthcare.
</li><li>The group informs Smith students about volunteer opportunities in the health professions, networking and mentoring opportunities with our partner medical school, and the skills needed to become a competitive candidate for medical/graduate school.&nbsp;
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<p>Smith Model United Nations is an organization that is focused on debating international issues. Every week, we meet to discuss a current, historical, or fictional topic, with each of us representing a country or character with a stake in the issue. Over a few weeks, we argue, negotiate, and write resolutions to try to solve the problem, and then we pick a new topic. Annually, we participate in running the Five College Model United Nations Conference as crisis directors, chairs, and staffers for their committees. We also attend the Harvard National Model United Nations Conference as delegates, and are planning to go to more conferences in the future. This club is fun, energetic, and always welcoming new members. Feel free to email us with any questions!</p>

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Conference travel & competition. Attend Model UN conferences on and off campus, with travel, accommodations, and country assignments arranged for you, and delegate fees waived when needed.
Skill-building training. Regular sessions on rules of procedure, research techniques, debate strategy, and negotiation you can't easily get in a classroom.
Real diplomacy experience. Hands-on practice with parliamentary procedure, crisis mitigation, and public policy that transfers directly to law, government, and journalism.
Five College network. Connection to equivalent Model UN and international-relations clubs across the consortium, expanding your peer network beyond Smith.
Leadership pathways. Eligibility to run for cabinet positions and help shape the organization's direction.

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<p>MISC strives to create safe spaces for mixed race, multi-ethnic students and transracial adoptees (adoptees whose adoptive parents are a different race than them) to share and discuss our experiences. We host events for individuals who might straddle the line between multiple cultures or who don&rsquo;t ascribe to a single culture&rsquo;s collective shared experience.&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>Our Mission Statement for the 2024-2025 School Year</strong></p>
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<li style="font-weight: 400;"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Providing a safe space for Smith students who identify as multi-ethnic/ interracial and/or transracial adoptees&nbsp;</span></li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Creating an intergenerational community of multi-ethnic/interracial and/or transracial adoptees</span></li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Start a dialogue within the Smith College community about multi-ethnic identities and communities</span></li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Supporting students in understanding and grappling with their identity</span></li>
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Find a community of people who are mixed or transracial adoptees. Keep with MISC events throughout the year.

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<p>Pan Asians in Action (PAiA) is a support and activist group focused on uniting the Asian/American/Pacific Islander community at Smith College to enact social change. We are committed to learning about social justice, teaching ourselves and others about political issues related to the AAPI community, and fostering inclusivity within our organization. We also wish to work as allies for other social justice causes that affect people not solely related to AAPI identities, in consideration of the intersectionality of oppression. As an activist group, we will host discussions and panels, work towards campaigns on and off campus, and engage with the 5 College AAPI activist community.</p>
<p>Given that approximately a quarter of Smith students identify as Asian/American/Pacific Islander we find that it is necessary to unite and recognize this large and diverse community (South Asian, East Asian, Southeast Asian, Pacific-Islander, Multi-Racial, Multi-Ethnic, Transnational, Adoptee, etc.) while also critically looking at where these identities diverge and intersect through activism and discussion that we had previously not found in other student organizations.</p>

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Members should either identify as Asian/American/Pacific/Islander and express an interest in working to promote Asian/American/Pacific/Islander activism and community on Smith’s Campus.
Active Membership requires participation in organizing at least one event per semester, participating in discussion, and following the group guidelines and expectations. An active member must attend at least 70% of meetings each semester.
Membership in this organization shall be open to all students currently enrolled at Smith College regardless of race, skin color, faith, religion, spirituality, national/ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, age, and about the bases outlined in the Veterans Readjustment Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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The Pan-African Students Association (PASA) is dedicated to building a vibrant and inclusive community for African students and students of African descent by celebrating African cultures, fostering belonging, promoting intellectual and professional growth, and creating opportunities for leadership, collaboration, and meaningful impact on campus and beyond.

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A strong sense of belonging and support.
PASA creates a home away from home for international African students and students of African descent by fostering community, providing peer support, and creating spaces where members feel seen and understood on campus.

Cultural pride and connection to African identity.
Through cultural events, discussions, and celebrations, members deepen their understanding of African cultures, histories, and traditions while embracing the diversity of the continent and its diaspora.

Career growth and professional exposure.
Members gain access to annual career events, professional speaker sessions, mentorship opportunities, and networking spaces that connect them with professionals across industries such as finance, policy, entrepreneurship, technology, and development.

Leadership development opportunities.
Members can build leadership, organizational, and teamwork skills by serving in e-board roles such as co-chair, treasurer, career chair, secretary, social media chair, and first-year representative.

Expanded campus and professional networks.
PASA collaborates with other student organizations, faculty, alumni, and the broader Five College community, helping members build meaningful academic, social, and professional relationships.

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We aim to foster a safe and welcoming environment where members of racial and ethnic minorities can grow their musical talents, perform in the arts, and build long-lasting bonds with others through music.

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Our organization provides members with musical skill development, performance experience, community support, and group bonding events such as movie and game nights.

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<p>This is a safe space for queer international students to meet and talk about their identities and struggle (or joy!) with sexuality and gender. Our meetings are private, meaning what's said in a QUINTA meeting stays in a QUINTA meeting. We welcome all queer, trans, and gender non-conforming international students, wherever on your journey you might be! Folks that are questioning are more than welcome as well, of course.</p>

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We will be looking critically, deeply, and reflectively at the news, films, food, and traditional celebrations of Russia, as well as other countries within Eastern Europe and Eurasia.

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All members will have the benefit of being invited to all club events events with the ability to invite their friends and other community members alongside them. All members will also have the ability to suggest event ideas to the club board with input on hosting.

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Sazanami is a place to learn and experience various aspects of Japanese culture. We welcome students from all backgrounds.

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Cultural immersion, community building, invites to 5-college mixers and org events

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The Smith College Guild of Change Ringers practices an old English bell ringing tradition that involves math, music, and patterns. We ring handbells as well as the tower bells in Mendenhall that weigh up to one ton! Join us Mondays and Thursdays between 6:30 and 8:30pm to learn more.

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Members have access to the bell tower during practice times and instructors and guidance to help them learn the practice of change ringing.

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Showing off our improv games, open and free to all!

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Boundless laughter. Free rejection therapy. Lifelong friendships. Plus ten points. Unlimited access to the northern Connecticut border.

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<p>SkateBoard Club is a collective of students who love all things skating! Whether you like to hit the streets on a board, watch clips with your friends, or just like the street style, art, and lifestyle this place is for you. All wheels, all abilities, all people are encouraged to join SkateBored.&nbsp;</p>

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Skateboard Club promotes getting outside, skating with friends and learning more about the skate community. We have plenty of equipment and skaters, rollerbladers, and roller skaters to teach others how to have fun and learn to skate!

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<p>The aim of the Smith African &amp; Caribbean Students Association (SACSA) is to provide a political, cultural, and social space for discussion and the sharing of knowledge about the African continent, the Caribbean Islands, and the Diaspora.&nbsp;</p>
<p>In this regard, Smith African &amp; Caribbean Students Association sponsors a number of events over the academic year, with the aim of educating the Smith community of the issues that pertain to African and the Caribbean experience.</p>
<p>Annually, as part of Smith African &amp; Caribbean Students Association&rsquo;s effort to improve the Afro-Caribbean condition, a donation is made to a chosen charitable organization to fund carefully chosen projects.</p>

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Membership benefits include a community of peers to engage with and support students through their time at Smith College and beyond.

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<p>The Smith Ceramics Club provides Smith and Five College students of any experience level the opportunity to work with clay.&nbsp;Our studio is equipped for both wheel throwing and hand-building, and our schedule includes classes, workshops, and open studio hours.</p>
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<p>We offer two levels of membership based on intended commitment to the club (not experience-based):</p>
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<p><strong>1. Club membership</strong> is free of charge and has no cap. Club members are invited to attend events throughout the semester, including workshops, paint and sips, and movie nights. Club members cannot access the studio and use materials freely. This level of membership is for students looking for a low-commitment opportunity to try ceramics out, make new friends, and attend monthly events. <em>Join the SSN to be on our club membership list.</em></p>
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<p><strong>2. Studio membership</strong> costs $10-$30 per semester. Students complete a training orientation and then can access the studio for independent work time 7 days a week, 7am-10pm. Cost of supplies (glaze, clay, etc.) is covered in the membership fee. This level of membership is for students who intend to visit the studio at least once a week.&nbsp;<em>Applications are sent out and reviewed at the start of each semester, join through the SSN to be notified.</em></p>

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Club membership: Club members are invited to monthly events in the studio, including ceramics workshops, paint and sips, and movie nights.
Studio membership: Studio members have independent access to a studio space with clay, glazes, pottery wheels, ceramics tools, and a kiln. They can attend student-led classes on methods in clay, such as throwing, glazing, trimming and hand building.

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As a volunteer student organization on campus, the Bike Kitchen strives to educate and provide for a diverse community. People of all backgrounds (ESPECIALLY with no experience!) are invited to learn how to take apart, rebuild, and maintain bikes. We rent bikes per semester and also have a work-trade program in which students are encouraged to trade volunteer hours in exchange for access to a bike. Although the Bike Kitchen was started as a leisure club, it has moved more and more into the realm of social justice, and we constantly strive to restitute inequality through the power of mechanical engineering, sustainability, and reclamation of what is "leisure!"

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We teach our members about bicycles as well as connect with other people who enjoy working with their hands and being outside!

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<p>The Handbell Choir is a student organization under the direction of College Organist Grant Moss. The group meets twice weekly to explore handbell repertoire and generally have fun! Annual performances include Montage, Christmas Vespers, and a Handbells-only Spring Ring. Any student who is interested is welcome to come sit in on a rehearsal.</p>

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Consulting is about catalyzing change. It's a professional advisory service assisting managers and organizations in achieving organizational purposes and objectives by solving management and business problems, identifying and seizing new opportunities, enhancing learning, and implementing changes.

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We prepare students for a successful career in consulting across various industry sectors. Our members practice problem-solving and creativity through collaboration and networking. All majors and experience levels are welcome!

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The Smith Democrats are a political organization on campus that is dedicated to encouraging all Smithies to participate in political activism, learn more about political processes, and broadly support the goals of the democratic party. Some activities
include fundraising, phone banking, and special events like debate watch parties.

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Membership benefits include but are not limited to opportunities to engage in political processes such as canvassing, political debates, collaboration with local and state officials, collaboration with the 5 colleges and other college democrats chapters, networking and career help!

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Smith College Emergency Medical Services is a group of students that aims to involve themselves in different aspects of healthcare and public health on campus. At our weekly meetings, we learn skills used in emergency medical services. This year, we hope to participate in and host events that educate members of the campus community on aspects of public health. We welcome students of all skill levels and interests!

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Exposure to emergency medicine and pre-hospital care. Training opportunities and events for students interested in growing their skills in patient care and medicine.

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The Glee Club is a treble choir on Smith Campus with about 50 singers, sometimes more, sometimes fewer. Members have auditioned and shown at least some baseline singing skills, though many are not music majors or minors and you don't need to be excellent at reading music. If you don't get in, you can take Intro to Choral Singing to develop your skills and try again another semester. If you want more musical challenge, consider auditioning for the Chamber Singers as well.
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<p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8Vbd-p5mK4">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8Vbd-p5mK4</a></p>
<p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_jf4jg_z2Q">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_jf4jg_z2Q</a></p>
<p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyJ6D24ANW8">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZbF5hBWjSs</a></p>

Glee is a 1-credit course; to earn that credit, members must attend rehearsal twice a week and concerts throughout the year. Fall semester includes classical and contemporary choral music from around the world for Autumn Serenade; pop repertoire for Montage; and hymns* at Vespers to support Hampshire Support Alliance. Spring semester includes the Iva Dee Hiatt Spring Oratorio, where we collaborate with other college choirs to sing major choral works; Rally Day, where the college celebrates seniors in spectacular hats and we sing Gaudeamus Igitur; and the commencement concert, for which seniors pick favorite songs from their time in Glee. *Many of us are not Christian. That conversation continues from year to year.

Glee is also a student org with elected leaders; those leaders meet once a week, serving as liaisons between singers and conductors as well as running social events and social media, publicizing concerts, and generally maintaining the choirs as a community.

Because this org is both large and old (founded in the 1880!), singing in Glee slots you into a network of Smith alums who sang in Glee. They tend to be fond of current members and younger Glee alums.

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Members of the Smith College Glee Club attend weekly rehearsals in which they practice choral repertoire for upcoming performances. Members develop musical skills such as sight-reading and expanding their vocal range. The Glee Club frequently collaborates with the Smith College Orchestra as well as choral organizations from the 5 Colleges and local high schools.

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We are Smith College's history club! We bring people together and do fun things relating to history in a non-academic context. Anyone with any interest in history is welcome! :)

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A sense of community for all those who are passionate about history!

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<p>The Smith College Investment Club (formerly the Smith Student Investment Club) was launched in Fall 2002. The goals of the club are twofold: to give Smith students the opportunity for hands-on experience with investing, and to make a positive financial contribution to the Smith community.</p>
<p>SCIC student members are responsible for managing and investing an endowment of over $500,000. Club members meet on a regular basis to discuss asset allocation, analyze fund performance and decide how to successfully operate a well-diversified portfolio. Eighty percent of the portfolio's dividends are donated to&nbsp;<strong><a href="http://www.smith.edu/finaid/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Smith College Financial Aid</a></strong>&nbsp;(75%) and to the&nbsp;<strong><a href="http://www.smith.edu/sga" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Student Government Association</a></strong>&nbsp;(25%) for campus-wide activities.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Each student works within a sector group to develop and pitch a stock in the final stock pitch competition, with winning stocks selected for inclusion in the portfolio.&nbsp;</p>

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Members gain practical experience applying investment concepts through sector research, financial analysis, valuation, stock pitches, and portfolio discussions. Active members have opportunities to participate in the club’s investment activities and gain exposure to the management of a portfolio exceeding $500,000 in assets under management. Members can also access educational resources, training materials, career preparation workshops, alumni and industry professional panels, networking opportunities, and collaborative events with other student organizations.

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<p>The Smith College Jazz Ensemble is an open environment for students of all years and from all academic disciplines to pursue an interest in jazz.&nbsp;</p>
<p>We meet on Wednesday nights in Earle Recital Hall in the basement of Sage Hall from 7-9pm and play variety of styles including big band jazz, swing, funk, rock, ballads and other fun charts!</p>

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Play all sorts of fun music in a welcoming and fun jazz band!

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Smith College Jewish Community endeavors to address the needs of Jewish students on campus and to encourage a sense of community between them by being pluralistic, welcoming, and inclusive. It provides opportunities to explore and celebrate Jewish culture and tradition while enriching the Smith community. Smith College Jewish Community provides religious services, maintains a kosher kitchen, and sponsors educational events relating to Jewish topics.

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All students are invited to become members of SCJC.

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The purpose of this organization shall be to to help students improve their critical thinking and public speaking skills, in addition to learning about the U.S. legal system. This club shall promote cooperation and teamwork by competing in American Mock Trial Association (AMTA) Tournaments (www.collegemocktrial.org). Mock Trial is a co-curricular activity where students act as attorneys and witnesses in fake cases to hone skills related to trial and litigation.

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Members will compete on the Smith College Mock Trial team in tournaments against other collegiate mock trial teams.

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The Smith College Orchestra is both an organization and a one-credit S/U class which meets every Tuesday evening from 7 to 9:30. We dedicate ourselves to the appreciation of music both within our ensemble, and in the surrounding community. We strive to challenge our creative potentials that help us build strong and collaborative relationships.

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Access to Sweeney Concert Hall during rehearsal times.
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<p>Outing Club hosts&nbsp;a variety of hiking, skiing, and climbing trips. We focus on events&nbsp;that are&nbsp;accessible to all students, regardless of experience, in an effort to connect members&nbsp;to&nbsp;both the beautiful natural environment and the&nbsp;art and cultural scene in the Pioneer Valley and beyond. We organize and run a variety of outings, from morning bike rides to kayaking workshops! If you are interested in leading a trip with friends or running a workshop you can find information about that <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12_qazvj56V-P6zRkHd6CZ4GR2SXvZvXO?usp=sharing"> here</a>!</p>
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Members get access to climbing events, such as weekend climbing at CRG, and outside- based adventures. Outing Club hosts a myriad of events throughout all seasons, including ski trips. We also have access to the boathouse for fun in the water.

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<p>The Smith Physics and Astronomy Club is a student-directed organization of physics and astronomy as well as other science enthusiasts.&nbsp;As a club, our goal is to spread our appreciation of physics and astronomy to the rest of Smith and to the local community.&nbsp;</p>
<p>We sponsor stargazing field trips to the MacLeish field station as well as atop the roof of McConnell. We are also involved in outreach events, wherein physics demos are used to explain everyday phenomena to participants. We host student talks and activities to raise awareness of the work our astronomy and physics majors&nbsp;are doing at Smith and beyond.</p>
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<p>*Club logo credit: Addie Kelley </p>

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Attending P&A events, gaining a big/little sib in the club, learning about upcoming national physics events for undergraduates.

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<p><em>Smith College Pre-Law Society</em> is committed to bringing together students who share an interest in attending law school and the legal field. The law school admissions process &ndash; and indeed law schools themselves &ndash; are widely known to be competitive and hierarchical. It is the goal of <em>Smith College Pre-Law Society </em>to understand and deconstruct the competitive nature of law schools and advance to an atmosphere of support and respect as we help each other navigate the law school admissions process. <em>Smith College Pre-Law Society</em> encourages students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds to join and learn about the exciting opportunities law school can bring. We plan LSAT study groups, speaker events, and off-campus trips.</p>

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- A supportive community of likeminded peers
- Access to information about law school, its admission process, and the legal field
- Networking opportunities with current law students, attorneys, and law school admissions officers
- Potential club-sponsored trips!

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SEC allows students to bring their event ideas to life! From speakers to concerts to workshops, we organize free and public events that Smithies and the community can enjoy all year.

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<p>From brainstorming ideas, calling agents, booking talent, communicating with university officials, securing venues, to watching the event actually happen, we do it all, and so can you! We put on fun events all year, such as movie nights, inviting a celebrity to be our spring speaker, the starlight ball, coffee house lives, and any other events you feel Smith should be doing!</p>
<p>Although we receive guidance and support from our adviser (the assistant director of the OSE for student programs), SEC is a student-run, hands-on organization. You get to meet exciting people and bring events to campus that Smith students eagerly anticipate.</p>

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The purpose of the Student Government Association is to listen to the student body, to create and maintain relations between the student body and the greater Smith community, and to advocate for student needs.

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Every student is a member of the SGA, which is responsible for taking up campus issues and responding to student concerns. The SGA also acts as a liaison for students and organizations to the college’s administration and the board of trustees, and allocates money to organizations and students for activities.

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The Smith College Student Theatre Committee (STC) is dedicated to fostering the creative ventures of student theatre through programming and a season that promotes student theatre, catalyzes dialogue, broadens experience and learning opportunities, and builds community within the larger student body.

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All students who participate in STC in any capacity become members of the org automatically. Being a part of STC allows students to hone leadership and collaboration skills in the production of fully student-run theatre. Members will receive announcements about exciting STC opportunities, including auditions and calls for production teams, design teams, and crew members. Additionally, members get to attend STC social events and organization celebrations.

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<p>The Smith College Wind Ensemble is a group of talented and enthusiastic musicians. Under director and conductor Meghan MacFadden, the group meets every Monday for rehearsals and performs in at least three concerts annually. Although the group is comprised of primarily Smith students, any five college student is welcome to join! The group also hires outside professional ringers for concerts and special performances. The Wind Ensemble always has a ton of fun, and all are welcome!</p>

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Members get to build community while making music together.

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<p>Our organization practices parliamentary-style debate and competes primarily as a member of the American Parliamentary Debate Association (APDA), while also dabbling in British Parliamentary Debate and providing a general forum on campus for members of the community to come together and engage in intellectual debate on pertinent issues. To find out more about the league we primarily participate in, visit <a href="https://apda.online/">www.apda.online</a>, where you can watch videos of rounds, find resources for novices, and sign up to join the forums.&nbsp;</p>
<p>We communicate primarily through email, and can also can also be reached on our Instagram (@smithdebatesociety). Please email us at smithdebatesociety@gmail.com for more information about the team. New members are welcome regardless of debate experience and can join at any point in the year; there is also no mandatory amount of participation to maintain membership.&nbsp;<a href="https://mailchi.mp/bd4579534317/join">Join our email list</a> for info about our upcoming practices, tournaments, and socials!</p>
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SDS is designed to advance members' speech, argumentative and writing skills in a structured, safely competitive environment.

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<p>SGC is a network for student gamers at Smith College to connect and play together. Our organization supports both video games, including online gaming and story-driven RPGs, and traditional table top games like Dungeons and Dragons. We recognize the value and history of gaming, in both its cultural relevance and potential as an medium of storytelling. This is particularly relevant at Smith, as the majority of games are male-dominated and present negative or outright unhealthy depictions of women. We aim to create a safe space for women and marginalized people to enjoy gaming in all its facets. Our hope is to expand our members' critical knowledge of games and the variety of narratives they can employ while also enjoying them for their entertainment value.</p>
<p>Join the <a href="https://discord.gg/f62GznC6uQ">SGC discord server!</a></p>

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A place for all Smithies to engage in conversation all things video games related!

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The Smith Christian Fellowship is a witnessing community of Christ followers and friends who are growing in love for God, God's Word, God's people of every ethnicity and culture, and God's purposes in the world.

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Smith Christian Fellowship (SCF) welcomes members into a community committed to growing in their relationship with God through fellowship, service, prayer, devotion, and worship. Members benefit from a supportive Christian community in which they can build meaningful relationships, rely on and encourage one another, and experience greater accountability in their faith. As a member of SCF, you'll receive access to faith-based conferences, social events, and other opportunities that support your spiritual growth, personal development, and connection with the broader Christian community.

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<p>SKDC seeks to gather people with interest in Korean pop music (K-Pop) and/or dancing and create a place for them to dance and socialize. Weekly General Body (GB) practices will be held, along with dance workshops for projects, and performances will contribute to Smith College’s and Five Colleges events. Prior experience is NOT required. We also have project groups that perform and / or film our Youtube video covers!</p>
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Members are open to participating in any audition or non-audition based projects and general body meetings.

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SMC is working to: Create a non-exclusionary community of musicians from all backgrounds; obtain practice spaces for student musicians and bands; book live shows on campus with both Smith and other local college bands; host workshops and informal jam sessions of all styles/genres; and promote music for both cultural and activist purposes

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Finding community in the growing music scene at Smith College; learning how to collaborate in situations such as group jam sessions; building the skills to organize events; gaining access to practice spaces on and off campus

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<p>Smith Photography Club is a space for students to practice and learn about analog and digital photography in a dynamic, creative community. Photo club is open to all, regardless of experience level. Join us for photo walks, workshops, critiques, photoshoots, zine-making, and more.</p>

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<p>The purpose of this organization is to form a community for people interested in robotics and<br />provide an opportunity for students to design, build, and test their own robots. Smith Robotics Club members will gain hands-on experience by participating in robotics competitions.</p>

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Membership benefits include the opportunity to design, build, and test competitive and non-competitive robots, learning how to use various software for coding and design purposes, and being a part of a welcoming community.

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SSFFS provides a space for fans of all science fiction and fantasy media to come together and explore, discuss, and celebrate their interests. Centered around science fiction &amp; fantasy literature, film, fandom, cosplay, comics, and tabletop gaming &amp; roleplaying, our organization promotes female, queer, and trans stories and experiences in these traditionally male-dominated geek spaces. SSFFS celebrates fans' unapologetic enthusiasm and seeks to foster a community that encourages members to earnestly share their passions.

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Club members can check out books and other media from our science fiction and fantasy library in King Basement.

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Smith College's very own Shakespeare company! Our goal is to make Shakespeare and Early Modern dramatic literature more accessible to the Smith and greater Pioneer Valley community with free performances (though we appreciate donations)
We do at least one show a semester, as well as workshops with theater artists and Shakespeare-themed social events. To learn more about us, watch this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgwU1GGMEaU&amp;ab_channel=SmithOSE

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Meeting others passionate about Shakespeare, opportunities to perform and produce plays for those with any level of prior experience or lack thereof, and lots of other fun activities!

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We strive to foster a social dancing community on the Smith College campus. SSCD is a welcoming space and no experience is required! The org will explore a variety of types of social dance, prioritizing student interest and ability to reflect the wealth of talent and knowledge among the student body. We have a space where all participants are encouraged to learn how to lead and follow, so feel free to come alone, with a partner, or with a group of friends and know that there will be someone for you to dance with. Come to learn, come to share your knowledge, and come to have fun!

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members have access to our mailing list for early notice of our dances and sign-ups for limited space events or recurring workshops.

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Smith Stitchers is an organization focused on connecting Smithies through knitting, crocheting, and fiber art. We meet weekly to work on our projects. Everyone is welcome to join, regardless of skill level, and can participate in workshops led by club members. Supplies are provided for those who need.

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Our members can participate or lead workshops and get access to supplies, should they need any.

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Educating our community on the history of Palestine and on the current genocide alongside raising money for those who are affected and displaced in Palestine.

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Interact with like-minded people who believe in Palestinian liberation

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Through SSRJ, Smith students engage with a network of college students across the country organizing & events on their campuses to raise public awareness about reproductive health and rights, educate young people about sexual health, work with and support their local Planned Parenthood health centers, and mobilize advocates of reproductive rights.
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Membership in the Reproductive Justice Club at Smith College offers a meaningful opportunity to engage with critical issues at the intersection of health, rights, and social equity. Members gain access to a supportive and informed community dedicated to advocacy, education, and action.Benefits include participation in club workshops, events, and discussions that deepen understanding of reproductive rights and justice frameworks. Members can get involved in organizing campaigns, collaborating with local and national organizations, and contribute to policy awareness efforts. The club also provides leadership opportunities, skill-building in advocacy and community organizing, and a space to connect with peers who share a commitment to bodily autonomy and social change. Whether you’re new to these issues or already active in the field, the club offers a welcoming environment to learn, grow, and make an impact.

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<p>Smith SWANA Club is a unity organization dedicated to uniting SWANA and non-SWANA students and promoting interest and understanding of SWANA culture.</p>

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The Smith SWANA Club is a unity organization dedicated to unite SWANA and non-SWANA students at Smith College. The club shall serve as a safe space for SWANA identifying students to gather and share their native languages, cultures, and traditions. The Club shall host language and cultural exchanges and other social activities in order to educate non-SWANA students. The Club will host informational sessions on SWANA nations, diasporas, history, and significant figures, as well as functioning as a safe space for members of the SWANA community at Smith. We hope that the Club can put SWANA voices at the forefront to better understand fellow Smith students’ experiences and to educate the community as a whole. The Club will serve as an interactive space for non-SWANA students who wish to learn more about SWANA culture and those that are enrolling in SWANA-related courses. Students will be able to utilize their lessons from such courses with native speakers and members of SWANA communities, discover more about SWANA countries and nations for study abroad, and engage in SWANA culture through food, music, and other means.

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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;"><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbizwCKmmBc&amp;a">Watch our intro video on the OSE youtube channel</a><br /></span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Quiz bowl is a competitive academic trivia game played at the middle, high school, and collegiate level. Teams compete to answer questions about a broad range of academic questions including history, art, science, literature, and pop culture. Smithbusters is Smith's quiz bowl team, where we meet to share our interests, practice as a team, and compete against other schools. Know a lot of fun facts, or have a subject you are really passionate about? Come check out Smithbusters! All experience levels welcome.<br /></span></p>

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Smithbusters provides a space for trivia lovers to gather and engage in friendly competition every week. Games are casual and attendance is not mandatory, so feel free to drop by whenever you need a break :)

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<p>Smithies in CS is a peer-to-peer student interest group for Computer Science. We welcome students of all majors and minors to join our club.</p>

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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">- Provide students striving for an SDS major the opportunity to combine hard skills learned in classes with soft skills.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">- Introduce students outside the major with the tools needed to support their independent areas of studies. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">- Provide students information about SDS events and topics. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">- Promote the involvement of gender and racial minorities in the field. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">- Increase student interest in SDS on campus. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">- Connect current students with alums in the industry and elsewhere.<br /></span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">- Build relationships with companies interested in visiting our campus and recruiting our students.</span></p>

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Access to helpful and fun events in the stats world.

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<p class="x_x_x_x_x_x_p1">This organization&nbsp;is dedicated to supporting students of color who are majoring in tech-related fields. Our organization provides valuable resources, networking opportunities, and a supportive community for our members. We aim to foster
a vibrant POC tech community on campus and welcome all students, including those not majoring in tech, to join us. We believe that diverse perspectives enrich the tech industry and our club is a great way to connect, grow, and succeed together.</p>

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<p>Smoovez is a Hip-Hop collective&nbsp;that establishes and cultivates the Hip-Hop community in the five colleges. We promote diversity, inclusion, and unity.&nbsp;<span style="font-weight:400">We advocate against the appropriation and exploitation of Hip-Hop culture
among the five colleges and our own club. Smoovez is looking to be a&nbsp;</span>well-developed community providing different avenues of Hip-Hop not just in institutions but in society. We are creating a space for creatives to push their passions with other like-minded
people within Hip-Hop.&nbsp;</p>

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Performance opportunities; Artistic opportunities; Education about history.

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<p>The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) is the largest national organization for Hispanics in STEM in the country. We provide access to numerous resources, networking, and academic/professional development for BIPOC in STEM.</p>

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The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) at Smith College is a section of the national Society of Women Engineers. SWE at Smith strives to improve the quality of the experience of the Smith engineering community by embracing and embodying the core values described by SWE:

- ​Integrity: We aspire to the highest level of ethical behavior as evidenced by honesty and dignity in our personal and professional relationships and responsibilities.
- Inclusive Environment: We embrace diversity in its broadest interpretation and commit to creating an inclusive environment for all our members and stakeholders. We value the contributions of a diverse membership, which enables SWE to achieve its full potential.
- Mutual Support: We provide an organization that fosters mentoring, and the development of professional and personal networks.
- Professional Excellence: We conduct our activities in a professional manner, demonstrating and demanding the highest standards of business practices.
- Trust: We share a common definition of success with open, transparent access to common information, building mutual respect and confidence in the competence of those with whom we lead, serve and partner with.

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Membership benefits:
- Networking and mentorship: connect with fellow students, alumni, and engineering professionals
- Career development: access workshops, company events, and internship/career resources
- Conferences and events: opportunities to attend SWE conferences and engineering events
- Community and leadership: build friendships, get involved, and develop leadership skills

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The purpose of SEASA is to provide a supportive network for students that identify as Southeast Asian at Smith College. The organization is committed to spread awareness through cultural, educational, political, and social activities and/or events to the Smith community. SEASA will also serve as a link between Smith’s Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) organizations, as well as on other campuses.

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Members should identify as Southeast Asian and express an interest in working to promote the interests of Southeast Asian students on Smith’s campus.
Active members are those who attend at least half of the meetings held each semester.
Membership in this organization shall be open to all students currently enrolled at Smith College regardless of race, skin color, faith, religion, spirituality, national/ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, age, and about the bases outlined in the Veterans Readjustment Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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The purpose of this organization shall be to facilitate spaces for Smith students to create, share,
experience, and learn about different forms of poetry. Spitfire aims to demystify and build
community around poetry in all its forms, such as written poetry, spoken word, performance, and
other innovative genres.
We hope to cultivate a supportive outlet for people to tell their stories, big and small, and help
people get what they need out of poetry.
We aim to give people a space to be curious, creative, and joyful around a potentially
inaccessible art form. We celebrate and explore poetry that has resisted norms, explored difficult
terrain, and brought comfort to communities. We recognize the power of poetry to challenge
traditional power structures, spark curiosity, and foster joy.

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Our workshops and reading sessions are open to all Smith students who are interested in learning about poetry, and will foster a safe and honest space for student poets to grow as writers and find community. We welcome all forms and skill levels of writing. We want to empower all Smith students to speak out through poetry and find their voice!

Active members can run for board and perform with the club at COTQ.

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<p><span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif';">Technology &amp; Education Connecting Cultures (TECC) is a student-run, non-profit organization consisting of Chinese and American university students who persistently improve the standard of living and future prospects in underprivileged Chinese inland regions via summer volunteer teaching and cultural exchange. TECC Smith chapter is founded in 2009; over the course of 9 years, we have sent 30 Smith volunteers to rural China spending a summer that they would never forget.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif';">Currently, TECC has mobilized tremendous student support and involvement, growing to include over 8 chapters in the US, UK, Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong.&nbsp;</span></p>

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<p>Smith College's BIPOC Theatre Student Org!✨</p>

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The Smith College Black Student Alliance aims to promote cultural, social, and political awareness within the Smith community and among the Black student organizations in the Five College area. They aim to foster inclusive discussions about entrepreneurship, amplify marginalized voices, and empower students to see themselves as future leaders.

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Black Students’ Conference – The conference happens on alternating years, held in the Spring Semester, which consists of workshops, guest speakers and other activities.
Soul Food Lunchbox – This annual Lunchbox is welcoming the families of students and letting the parents see what the organization is on campus. This lunchbox is a way for parents to see their children’s involvement on campus.
BigSib/Little Sib- This annual event happens in October to connect new students with current students and help them gain a sib like mentor to help them navigate Smith
BSA Career Summit- The purpose of the Black Students’ Alliance career summit is to create a platform for current Black smithies to connect with and learn from the Black Alumni Network
Cromwell Day- This annual event consists of various student organizations and departments hosting workshops expressing the importance of Otelia Cromwell on Smith campus an don Black students on Smith campus
Parties – Each school year the Black Students’ Alliance will host two to three parties. In the spring semester, we host our annual conference/symposium party. This party is thrown to celebrate the end of the conference/symposium that took place that week.

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<p>The Smith College Yearbook is a complete collection of memories from all aspects of the very exciting and colorful lives of&nbsp;<span class="x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_x_text_exposed_show">Smithies in Northampton. The staff collects information and photos from the Smith community and compiles everything into the book to reflect the year as a whole.<br /><br />We believe the book serves two purposes. The first is to document and archive the happenings of Smith in each academics year to aide those who, in the future, want to learn about the history of Smith and its traditions. The second purpose of the yearbook is to provide alumnae with a product through which to explore their memories of Smith. Smithies leave the campus of Northampton with many memories of Smith culture and traditions that are unique to the experience of studying there. The book will help Smithies to remember that culture and those traditions to keep them close to their hearts.</span></p>

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Free yearbook, comradery, better sense of what's going on on campus.

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The Smith College Noteables are an A Cappella group that provides its members the opportunity
to perform, grow musically, and find a community at Smith College. The group’s repertoire is
arranged by members, giving each group of members a unique sound. As an organization that
has been around for over thirty years, the group is deeply rooted in tradition.
All repertoire is learned through listening, the group does not use sheet music. This allows
people with musical talent and interest, but with less musical knowledge or experience, to join a
performance group on campus.
The Noteables bring their passion for music and performance to Smith College to entertain their
peers; Performing at cocktail parties, SGA events, private parties, fundraisers, and several
specific performances throughout each semester all lie in the general purpose of the Noteables.

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Members of the Noteables attend weekly rehearsals where we enjoy practicing our arrangements together in order to prepare for various public performance opportunities during the semester. Being in the Noteables helps members build and refine their singing, harmonizing, arranging, and performing skills. Members are welcomed into a close knit community through bonding events.

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The Smiffenpoofs formed in 1936 after a group of Smithies attended a picnic where the Yale Whiffenpoofs were performing. The students were so impressed by the Whiffs' camaraderie and musicality that they decided to form the first women's collegiate a cappella group in the nation, modeling their sound after the Whiffs' and adopting a derivative name in their honor. As the story goes, on November 23rd, 1936, Smith president William Allan Neilson gave his official approval to the group, gifting them with a leather-bound journal in which to record their history.
The first group of Smiffenpoofs consisted of four seniors and four juniors, hand-picked from campus choirs by the group's co-founders, Sue Becton ('38) and Jeanne Thayer ('38). They frequently performed with the Whiffenpoofs and other emerging a cappella ensembles, up until WWII. At that time, the Whiffs went off to war and the Poofs joined the war effort as Red Cross nurses. The Poofs did not disband during this period, but continued to perform regularly in area hospitals, bringing music and good cheer to soldiers returning home.
Now, all these years later, the Smiffenpoofs have seen numerous changes. We are now one of many cappella groups on campus, and our brother group is the Brown Derbies instead of the Whiffs (though we are still pals, don't worry). That said, the aim of the group&rsquo;s founders remains intact: to expand an understanding and appreciation of vocal music to our community near and far, and to keep our level of camaraderie and harmony up to the highest standard! We still prioritize giving back to our community, and host the annual Friendsgiving Concert to benefit the Northampton Survival Center. Our repertoire still includes old favorites like Manhattan, as well as our rallying call from 1956, Softly, but we have also expanded our sound and style, hitting almost every genre of music (and even dance!). We are proud to represent Smith and welcome singers of all gender expressions, sexual orientations, and racial identities.
Today's Smiffenpoofs are honored to continue the a cappella tradition with as much pride and joy as the group's original eight, and we thank you for your interest and support!

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Members rehearse and regularly perform with that group at various gigs. The Smiffenpoofs also tour and occasionally record. The group is student run, and members are able to hold board positions, including Pitch (Music Director) and Business Manager.

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The Smithereens originated in 1945 as the Albright Quartet, becoming the 4th traditionally all-female a cappella group in the country. Since then, we have expanded our group and built a diverse repertoire of music that ranges from classic traditionals to contemporary favorites. We are a versatile, talented bunch who focus on balancing musicality, fun, professionalism, as well as vocal percussion.

For any audition information, performance inquiries or questions, email us at smithereens@smith.edu and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

We hold auditions at the beginning of most Fall and Spring semesters.

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Being in the Smithereens not only allows for students to have a creative outlet but also allows for a smaller tight-knit community within the larger Smith ecosphere.

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<p>The Sophian is Smith College's independent, student-run newspaper.&nbsp;</p>
<p>If you are interested in working for the Sophian, please follow this link to our <a href="https://thesophian.com/join-the-team/">application form</a> before requesting membership on the social network.</p>

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Membership is extended to:
Any member of the Smith College student body is eligible to join the staff of The Sophian. The Editorial Board and their assistants must be on campus; journalists may be abroad. Rules of qualification may be imposed at any time by a vote of the Editorial Board.

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<p>The <strong>Smith College Vibes</strong> sing a blend of R&amp;B, Pop, and Indie music, with good beats and unique harmonies that keep our sound diverse and fun to listen to,&nbsp;as well as to&nbsp;perform. While you can recognize us by our black and pink attire, the Vibes also stand out as confident, talented, and down to earth people who have a passion for music and who like to have fun!</p>
<p>Follow us on Facebook and Instagram (@smithcollegevibes) for information about upcoming events. Also please check out our&nbsp;Youtube channel in case you missed a performance! The links are posted on our page.</p>

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An amazing community of talented singers creating music together!

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We are Smith's Celtic music ensemble. We meet weekly on Tuesday nights from 7-8:30 to rehearse tunes and songs for our various performances. We have one main concert per semester, plus occasional smaller performances. Past performances have included playing at Flavors of Cook Farm, the Smith College Museum of Art, and attending sessions at the Harp. Instruments in the group typically include fiddles, guitars, whistles, and flutes but have also occasionally included harps, cellos, banjos, and one or two bouzoukis, bodhrans, concertinas, and sets of spoons.

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Great tunes! Awesome people! A fun way to spend your Tuesday nights!

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<p>The Trans and Non-Binary Alliance is an education and support organization aimed at trans and non-binary members of the student body, as well as anyone who is questioning or uncertain about their gender. We spend our meetings discussing current events that apply to trans and non-binary people and issues of transness at Smith. This organization strives to take an intersectional approach to all discussions.&nbsp;</p>
<p>We welcome newcomers, and commit to making meetings as accessible as possible for everyone.&nbsp;</p>
<p>We are committed for providing a space for POC trans students, trans-femmes, trans-mascs, and neurodivergent trans students.&nbsp;</p>
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We have regular meetings, host events, and create community.

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The purpose of this organization shall be to bring together Jewish students from diverse backgrounds and perspectives to engage in Jewish ritual, educational offerings, and cultural events. This club shall promote a diasporic lens for understanding Jewish history, tradition, and ritual practice, with a focus on liberation as a core part of Jewish identity. We explicitly embrace and prompt exploration of diverse historical and contemporary Jewish religious, political, and social thought.

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Unity, Solidarity, and Opportunity, founded in 2023 under the Office of Student Engagement,
is a student-run organization whose purpose of this organization shall be to create a space for
Undocumented students on campus. We shall work to amplify the voices of Undocumented
experiences as well as advocate for them. This club shall promote inclusivity regardless of status

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We welcome all kinds of irregular legal status students including TPS, asylum seekers, DACA, etc. Meetings for allies and internal members will be held together or separately throughout the semester depending on the event planning of internal members

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The Valley Troupe provides a community of students interested in producing and learning about Yiddish theatre. We produce and support student productions of Yiddish plays, create and sustain a community of students interested in Yiddish theatre, and promote interest and understanding of Yiddish language, culture, and history. This organization shall be a place of community, inclusion, and belonging for all and makes a commitment to accessible theatre.

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<p>Smith College's Vietnamese Students Association was created in 2004. The purpose of SC-VSA is to provide a supportive network and safe space for VSA members while raising awareness of Vietnamese culture and heritage, along with other interests of VSA members. Along with providing that space, we also work to immerse VSA students into the Vietnamese American experience.</p>
<p>Whether it's teaching the Smith community how to make dishes from Vietnamese cuisines such as pho and spring rolls, making lanterns during Lunar New Years, or teaching local students how to read and write Vietnamese; VSA-SC is working to keep Vietnamese culture alive and thriving and involved in issues that are important to this organization. We dive into understanding important topics such as influences or challenges within Vietnamese culture, sexuality/queerness in Vietnamese communities, and understanding both the Vietnamese and Vietnamese American experience. With that, VSA is meant to be a supportive and educational space, and everyone is welcome to join VSA at Smith!</p>

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Membership is open to all members of the Smith College and the Five-College community who are interested in exploring and preserving the Vietnamese culture. All members can participate in VSA events and gatherings. Voting privileges are extended only to Smith College students who attend at least one meeting per semester of the current academic year.

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Voices & Visions Fine Arts Journal is an online (and soon print!) publication dedicated to publishing the work of writers and artists from Historically Women’s Colleges and Universities (HWCUs) around the world. Including work from both current students and alums, V&V strives to create a creative platform specifically devoted to fostering creative expression and exchange across generations and borders of the HWCU community.

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Members of Voices and Visions are given the opportunity to further engage with literary and artistic appreciation through the content that the journal produces. Since Voices and Visions is open to all Historic Women's Colleges and Universities (HWCU), members get to interact with HWCU students and alumnae outside of Smith College, thus broadening their horizons. Additionally members learn about how publications run and obtain work experience through roles such as reading, editing, outreach, and web design.

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WOZQ, established in 1949, is Smith College's FM station, committed to bringing high-quality programming to the campus and its audience at large. As new forms of media emerge, WOZQ believes it is essential to uphold radio as a unique means of communication and cultural exchange within the community. As an independent, student-run radio station, WOZQ serves as an alternative to corporate media, providing local communities with diverse music, news, and events that may not otherwise reach mainstream audiences. Furthermore, WOZQ is the oldest historically women's college radio station and provides empowerment through involvement in broadcasting.

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The opportunity to take part in meaningful radio programming, host a unique show, and attend events!