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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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<p>The Office of Disability Services works to assure equal access and promote full inclusion of people with disabilites at Smith College. &nbsp;ODS coordinates services and supports for students with all types of disabilities, supports mentoring and community connections among students, and conducts community wide educational events. &nbsp;Anyone interested in discussions health or disability concerns or in need of resources is welcome to visit our offices in College Hall room 104. All communications with ODS are confidential.</p>

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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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<p>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).</p>

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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Albright House is located on Bedford Terrace at the edge of campus, making it a quiet and comfortable environment to live in. Albrighters are welcomed into a beautiful brick house, built in 1900, with a homey and cozy feel. Our house community is friendly, flexible, and spirited: levels of involvement and participation are based on how comfortable each member is, and we always try to support each other. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">We have a lot of house pride, especially during Convocation when we take house photos together on the front steps. Our house color is pink, and our unofficial mascots are a pink figurine of Jesus that doubles as a (broken) magic 8-ball, Pedro the Peach, and Tina the Fairy.&nbsp;</span></p>

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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>Open to all Smith students of all skill levels.&nbsp;</p>
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<p>&nbsp;Tuesdays, Thursdays 8:00-9:45 pm</p>
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<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>
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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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<p>The Department of Athletics and Recreation offers numerous opportunities for Smith students to participate in athletics, club sports, Get Fit Smith Classes and our Outdoor Adventure program.&nbsp;</p>

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Smith College Basketball Club strives to create a community of students who love to compete and play basketball. We hope to instill a sense of belonging in members and foster a healthy sense of competition and athletic excellence.

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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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<p>Smith College's only all-Black acappella group. First created in 2016 and revived in 2022 after the pandemic, we<span style="font-weight: 400;">&nbsp;come together and base our repertoire on the importance of our Black identity and history. The songs we choose are based on the legacy it has had on the Black community, the impact the artist has created, and even traditional spiritual music.&nbsp;</span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Sibling group to Smith College POCappella</span></p>

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<p><em>Curating&nbsp;plant collections&nbsp;that help us tell stories about plant and human diversity&nbsp;&nbsp;</em></p>
<p><em>Training&nbsp;students&nbsp;to be informed and impactful change agents</em></p>
<p><em>Preparing&nbsp;educators&nbsp;to develop effective, interdisciplinary, learner-centered experiences&nbsp;</em></p>
<p><em>Welcoming&nbsp;visitors&nbsp;to explore, learn, and contribute their knowledge</em></p>
<p><em>Cultivating&nbsp;spaces and landscapes&nbsp;that stimulate thought, foster well-being, and facilitate collaboration</em></p>

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<p>Welcome to the Smith College Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Team! We are a group of Smithies who love to grapple in a safe and positive environment. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a martial art focused on ground grappling. It was developed with the goal of creating a fighting form where size and strength do not matter. It utilizes body weight physics instead of pure strength, and it is a submission martial art, so you win by making your opponent "tap out". In addition, it has many applications in self-defense and MMA.</p>
<p>In this club, we will be learning the fundamentals of Jiu Jitsu in a safe and comfortable environment. Newcomers are welcome and encouraged to come!</p>
<p>Meetings are Wednesday 3:30 - 5 pm and Sundays 4-6 pm in the rockclimbing gym! <br />Hope to see you on the mats!</p>

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<p>Our faculty and administrative staff provide incoming students with an experience that is engaging, thought-provoking, exciting, rewarding, meaningful and fun&mdash;and that will help make their first year at Smith College a success.</p>
<p>Bridge participants attend lively presentations that explore the various dimensions of leadership. Seminar titles have included "Treasures to Success," "Finding the Activist in You," "(Un)Speakable Truths," "SENSEsational Expressions" and "Leadership: The Power of Our Presence." Social activities have included bowling, karaoke, poetry readings and visits to local eateries and shops.</p>
<p>During Bridge a number of faculty members and knowledgeable staff members offer seminars that allow Bridge participants to experience the academic environment in a friendly setting and develop contacts with faculty and staff, as well as learn something interesting.</p>
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<p>Our trained and experienced Bridge leaders are professional, multi-ethnic and dedicated to offering a quality program. Student staff members are selected for their leadership experience and enthusiasm, interpersonal skills, ability to balance multiple responsibilities and strong desire to work with incoming students of color. The ratio of student staff to Bridge participants is approximately 1 to 5.</p>

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<p>Capen it classy since 1921!</p>
<p>Known for our beautiful gardens and strong house community, Capen is a home to all.</p>

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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Celebration is an annual event focused on unifying the campus and celebrating love&nbsp;in all its forms.&nbsp;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.&nbsp;Then, Smith houses and student organizations are invited to&nbsp;perform songs, dances, and poetry to celebrate loving without boundaries.&nbsp;</span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">love is not controlled by gender</span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">it is larger than prejudice</span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">it is stronger than indifference</span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">for the love of our community&nbsp;</span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">and for the love of ourselves,&nbsp;</span></p>
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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">those who find joy and beauty&nbsp;</span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">in loving without boundaries.</span></p>

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<p>Established in 1983, Celebrations Dance Co. is the only student-run dance company at Smith College. It has been in operation for over 25 years and is dedicated to student choreography, performance, and production.</p>

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<p>The Center for Religious and Spiritual Life is an interreligious, nondenominational body that promotes spiritual flourishing for all students, religious and nonreligious alike. Our areas of focus are ethical reflection, social and racial justice and civic engagement, mindfulness and contemplative practice, and community building based in dialogue and respect. We provide resources grounded in different faith and wisdom traditions, and strive to raise religious literacy and promote interfaith engagement toward a more inclusive, just and engaged citizenry. In the midst of a vibrant academic community, we encourage explorations of mystery, faith, ritual and that which we experience as holy.</p>
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<p>CEEDS supports students, faculty and staff interested in learning about and taking action on issues related to the environment, ecological design, and sustainability. The Center acts as a resource for connecting to a class, internship or research opportunities, or thinking about out about how to take the next steps in pursuing your passion.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Chapin House, which was built in 1903, is part of the Green St. community, yet it is found right next to the Campus Center and only a few minutes walk from most academic buildings.&nbsp;</p>
<p>FUN FACT:&nbsp;Chapin's original staircase is rumored to have served as the inspiration for the staircase&nbsp;of Scarlett O'Hara's Tara in <strong><em>Gone With the Wind</em></strong>, since the novel's author, <strong>Margaret Mitchell</strong>, attended Smith. However, despite many sources claiming that she lived in Chapin, Margaret Mitchell actually lived in Spanish Influenza quarantine housing during her one year at Smith.</p>

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<p>Chase House is home to approximately 60 Chasies, 6 squishmallows, and 1 or 2 friendly ghosts. House traditions include weekly teas, board game nights, movie showings, and talking in the common room long after you said you'd get back to work.</p>

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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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<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 are also planning on doing field trips to the grocery store, the mall, the movies, etc.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>CKI empowers college students through service to local and global communities. In CKI, you’ll work with other passionate students to develop leadership skills and make lifelong friendships – all in an inclusive and supportive environment.</p>

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<p>Citrus Magazine is a fashion magazine and organization that strives to create the fashion world we want to see reflected in society.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Our mission at the class deans office is to help you make the most of your time at Smith. The<strong>&nbsp;</strong>class dean&nbsp;is responsible for your overall academic program.&nbsp;You are encouraged to see your dean privately throughout the year regarding any issue, whether academic or personal. Your class dean is available to assist with course registration and procedures, academic options and general advice on such matters as study abroad, summer school and leaves of absence.&nbsp;We work closely with the registrar&rsquo;s office to ensure that you are meeting your degree requirements.</p>

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<p>Welcome!&nbsp;</p>
<p>This page is designed to help you navigate your second year at Smith College by providing you with helpful documents and information that can be referenced prior to and during your time at Smith. Whether you're looking for academic resources or looking for new people in the sophomore class to connect with, you will find everything you need right here.&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>You do not need to request to be added to this organization</strong>.&nbsp; You will be added to the group automatically.</p>

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<p>This page is designed to help incoming first-year students navigate Smith College by providing you with helpful documents and information that can be referenced prior to and during your time at Smith. This site can also be used to meet and interact with other incoming first-year students.&nbsp;<strong>You do not need to request to be added to this organization. You will be added to the group automatically.&nbsp;</strong></p>
<p>You can view each Orientation 2024 event by scrolling down and clicking on&nbsp;<strong>"view more events"</strong>.&nbsp; Some of the events will show a sign up or a participation cap.&nbsp; If you do not see either, you can assume it is open to all.&nbsp; You can also find your Orientation 2024 schedule&nbsp;<a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xw-q80-7QYaO8Ie0KnonduLHmUb87p5O/view?usp=sharing">here</a>.</p>
<p>Take a look at the&nbsp;<a title="2024 First Year Experience Schedule " href="file:///Users/aurelialindkvistdushane/Downloads/2024%20FYE%20Schedule%20(2).pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">2024 First Year Experience</a>&nbsp;and see what exciting events will be offered during the first 6 weeks of the year!</p>

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<p>This page is designed to help incoming first-year students navigate Smith College by providing you with helpful documents and information that can be referenced prior to and during your time at Smith. This site can also be used to meet and interact with other incoming first-year students.&nbsp;<strong>You do not need to request to be added to this organization. You will be added to the group automatically.&nbsp;</strong></p>
<p>You can find your Orientation schedule here:&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.smith.edu/your-campus/new-students/orientation-programs">https://www.smith.edu/your-campus/new-students/orientation-programs</a></p>
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<p>The purpose of CLIFS is to create a safe and welcoming environment for&nbsp;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.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The Community Health Organizers are a group of undergraduate Smithies who are passionate about health equity and education! We create a range of educational opportunities, from Queer Sex Trivia to Harm Reduction Mocktail Party, and more.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The Community Service Organization (CSO) works to engage Smith students in a variety of community service and social action projects, workshops, and placements</p>
<p>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.</p>

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<p>Comstock house is one of the ten houses in the quad. Comstock and its twin neighbor, Haynes, were built in 1928. They share a covered front entrance and a bell tower, and their back wings join to form a courtyard that is nicknamed the "mini-quad."&nbsp;Although Comstock has an architectural twin, its many traditions set it apart from the rest. Comstock&nbsp;is haunted by a friendly ghost named Gloria. Gloria rattles doors and makes unexpected appearances to Comstock sleepers. There are tons of events throughout the year, from study breaks to karaoke night.&nbsp;Senior Banquet&nbsp;is one of the last chances for the whole house to gather before final exams and graduation. Each class presents something to the seniors, whether it be poems, toasts or prophecies. The night ends with seniors willing their items to the underclass students. Welcome home!&nbsp;</p>

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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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Our mission is to empower you to navigate life’s complexities by equipping you with the skills to move forward intentionally, manage resources ethically, and take financially sustainable action.

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<p>The Counseling Service provides a range of free services including consultation, diagnostic assessments, individual and group counseling, psychiatric assessments, trans-affirming documentation, education/outreach, identity-affirming care, crisis intervention, and off campus referrals. Our care is provided both on campus and in cooperation with community based mental health providers. Our clinicians represent a range of visible and invisible identities along the lines or race, gender, sexuality, ability, culture, religion, immigrant, first-gen status, and more.&nbsp;</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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<p>Crush is a literary and arts magazine for students of color at Smith College, founded in the spring semester of 2024. We publish art, poetry, fiction, essays and more. We have both online publications and print publications.</p>

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<p>Cushing House is located in the East Quad area of campus - we enjoy a large house community that never feels anonymous, and hope that you will all come to love the house as much as our alums and upperclassmen do! We are a self-governing body that encourages involvement from our residents, and enjoy our time together as housemates. All of our house events and traditions are treated as a "challenge by choice", and we never want any of our residents to feel pressured or obligated to be involved - the degree to which you are involved is completely up to you! Hopefully, you will come to love the house and think of your housemates as family!</p>

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<p>Built in 1957, Cutter's midcentury modern architecture has led to its affectionate nickname, "The Box." Cutter is directly across from the Campus Center, and is only a ten-minute walk to downtown Northampton. Every room has beautiful big windows and a built-in closet and mirror. Residents can often be found studying by the fireplace, playing air hockey, or enjoying the spacious courtyard between Cutter and its sister house, Ziskind. House community is fairly laid-back, and there's a strong sense of "Box Love."</p>

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<p>The dean of the college oversees a variety of offices that work collaboratively to ensure that students are successful during their time here at Smith. Together, we help students productively navigate their college careers for a full, wide-ranging experience that allows them to take advantage of the many opportunities for academic, professional and personal growth.</p>

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<p>Through the Design Thinking Initiative, a pilot program launched in 2015, Smith is incorporating design thinking into interdisciplinary work across new and existing classes, and supporting student- and faculty-led design projects, including campus wide design challenges to rethink our working and learning spaces. The Smith brand of design thinking envisions design in service of broader social issues of participation, intervention and leadership for our students, faculty, and staff.</p>
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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,
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<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
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<p>For those interested in joining our community where every individual's uniqueness is celebrated, please contact
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<p>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.</p>

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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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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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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Emerson House, known affectionately by house members as Efo (which stands for Emerson Forever), is home to 87 members. Emerson is a part of the Paradise Neighborhood and is the main entry point to the quad when coming from campus. Besides our beloved arch, Emerson also has a full kitchen, living room, and our own dining hall. Our dining hall, open for breakfast and dinner (and brunch on the weekends) is the perfect place to come back to after a day on campus since there&rsquo;s always someone to sit with. On nice days, especially at the beginning of the year, residents eat outside together in the middle of the quad. Whether it&rsquo;s playing music in the alcove, throwing water out of the arch during quad riot, or struggling through finals together at 2 am in the dining hall, Emerson residents love being together, because of course, home is where the arch is. To see more of our house community, check out our instagram, @efoatsmith!</span></p>

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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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<p dir="ltr">We have weekly peer-led dinners to engage you in reflection and conversation, we go away on a retreat over fall break, build connections with older students who went through the program, and meet staff and faculty around the college who are particularly interested in connecting with first-gen students, being reminded of how amazing Smith's first-gen community is, and of how much the community brings to Smith.</p>
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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">The First-Year Experience Program provides&nbsp;</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">opportunities for you to better get to know&nbsp;</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">Smith and yourself through events and&nbsp;</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">happenings. These programs take place the first seven weeks of the semester. We ease the transition to college&nbsp;</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">life by helping you find the support you need to&nbsp;</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">adjust to life at Smith and to make connections&nbsp;</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">with classmates, faculty and staff. Events also&nbsp;</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">help you foster friendships with students from&nbsp;</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">other houses and majors</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">. We aim to make your first year&nbsp;</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">enriching and fun, promoting your overall&nbsp;</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">success at Smith.</span></p>
<p>First Year Experience schedule linked <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/12RdFqYaumivrOUuPcyBqmMso54i-yanA1zU8OVMcJwA/edit?usp=sharing"> here</a>!&nbsp;</p>

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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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<p>We are the "King of the Quad!" We strive to create a house community that is inclusive, respective, receptive, and fun. It is a community that values participation but works to make sure every individuals needs is respected.</p>

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<p>Fun Run Smith is a non-competitive running club, open to runners of all levels of experience. SMIRC, a competitive branch of Fun Run, open to runners with at least some experience (not a strict cut off but most members run a 5k in under 25 min).&nbsp;</p>
<p>Members can choose to participate in local 5k (3.2miles), 10k (6.4 miles) and half marathons (13.1 miles) such as Fall Foliage and Cider Run at Amherst College, Hot Chocolate Run at Smith College, and Dash and Dine at Umass Amherst! SMIRC members participate in intercollegiate races.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Fun Run is a great way to get some exercise, explore the area, and meet new people.</p>
<p>Come one, come all, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned runner! We aim to enjoy the outdoors and explore the area while appreciating each other's company. We help you reach your goals to become a healthier and happier person.</p>

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<p>Fusayfsa' is the Arabic version of the word &lsquo;Mosaic&rsquo; that aims to reflect the diversity of the MENA region that is often overlooked. The Middle East is a kaleidoscope, or mosaic, of various cultures, traditions, languages and people, and our journal hopes to represent this vast diversity. Our goal is to use this platform as a way to shed light on those hidden corners of the region and eradicate misconceptions.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>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>
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<p>1. request membership here, on the ssn!</p>
<p>2. check google spaces after a few days, someone will add you to it! this is where regular announcements are made!</p>
<p>3. EMAIL MDAVIDSON@SMITH.EDU FOR ANY QUESTIONS!</p>
<p>Wear athletic clothing and running shoes and bring water!&nbsp;</p>
<p>- Regular Schedule (Feb5th- Spring Break): Wednesdays 8:30-10:30pm and Saturdays 11:00am-1pm</p>
<p>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!</p>
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<p>*Different than the spring 2025 futsal ESS class!*</p>

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<p>In response to a growing area of Smith student interest in computer programming and engineering, and the preliminary explorations on campus of gaming for educational purposes, the goal of this group is to create a central hub for resources from both on and off campus for the purpose of introducing interested students to video games and the gaming industry, and establish an open space for discussion and exploration of game related topics. The Smith student body consists of demographics typically underrepresented in both games and the gaming industry, and we hope to change that by creating an encouraging starting point as well as a platform to vocalize opinions and experiences in order to shift gaming culture.</p>
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<p>Our website for up-to-date information: <a href="https://sites.smith.edu/gaming-lab/">https://sites.smith.edu/gaming-lab/</a></p>
<p>Welcome to the Gaming Lab! The Gaming Lab was founded in 2018 by <a href="https://www.smith.edu/academics/faculty/jennifer-malkowski"> Professor Jen Malkowski</a>, associate professor of Film and Media Studies.</p>
<p>Community members get to play all sorts of video games, ranging from Triple-A esports, 1990s arcade games, indie games, and more. We've got something for everyone here! Other than Film and Media Studies, video games can inspire interdisciplinary projects with Studio Art, Computer Science, Education, Women and Gender Studies, and much more.</p>
<p>The Gaming Lab is managed by student Lab Assistants, who will help you pick out a game, set up your game, and make sure you don't run into any technical issues! If you'd like to know more about our open hours, then please check out our Open Hours page! It can vary from semester to semester.</p>

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<p>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.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Gillett House is five stories of bricks, chaos, and wood-paneling whose house community is centered around the allegedly haunted elevator and a love for wildlife. From Gillett, it's a 7-minute walk to everywhere on campus (if you speedwalk some places), which is great for the late-risers that stayed up late procrastinating their homework. Built in 1911, Gillett existed long before its younger sibling Northrop, who was built 5 minutes after Gillett (which is why we got the full dining hall).&nbsp;Gillett is easily identified by the covered walkway that connects it to Northrop (Gillett's mirror image except for the dining hall, first-floor bedrooms, and coolness levels), and is named for Edward Gillett-- one of the first trustees of Smith and an energetic supporter of women's education and Smith College.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Across from Gillett on Elm Street is the bus stop, where the PVTA services the entire world (of the 5 College area), and is near John M. Greene Hall, where most all-college events occur, which means we can be notoriously almost-late-but-not-actually-late to functions. We're situated by the corner of Elm Street and Prospect Street at 47 Elm St, but if you put that address into Doordash, it'll take the deliverer to Chase House instead.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Our living room is full of laughter, lively discussions about if all foods can be categorized as a soup, salad, or sandwich, and comfy couches with a fireplace mantel decorated in outdated encyclopedias and a plastic flamingo mascot from the dollar store. There are a few rooms that go to incoming pairs of first-year roommates, but everyone else in the house gets their own room (and some of these single rooms are connected by small hallways, so we refer to these groupings as "cubbies" and the inhabitants as "cubby-mates"). So even if you don't have the opportunity to have a roommate, you'll probably have a cubby-mate during your four years!</p>

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<p class="x_p1"><span class="x_s1">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.&nbsp;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 to provide 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.</span></p>

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<p>Gold Key was established as the official tour guiding program at Smith College in 1947. Gold Key is an organization comprised of over 80 volunteer tour guides who help with conducting campus tours, hosting virtual chats for prospective students, and assisting with admitted student programs on campus. Gold Key guides give campus tours that reflect their own personal experiences; there is no script. Tours at Smith are unique, individualized experiences. Guides make all the difference in whether students can picture themselves here, so their role cannot be overemphasized. Gold Keys choose to give tours because they love Smith, and want to tell other people why!</p>

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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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<p>Black special interest housing at Smith. Previously known as Parsons Annex. In May 2024, the building&nbsp;was named&nbsp;Granville House in honor of&nbsp;mathematician Evelyn Boyd Granville &rsquo;45, the second African American woman to receive a Ph.D. in mathematics from an American university (Yale) and one of the&nbsp;&ldquo;hidden&nbsp;<span class="x_x_x_x_x_extlink-nobreak">figures,&rdquo;</span>&nbsp;whose pioneering work in computing helped NASA land the first Americans on the moon.</p>
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<p>Fun Fact: Granville residents lovingly call Granville House 'The Villa' and themselves 'bombshells'! Other Granville nicknames include 'Granny' and 'G-Ville'!!</p>

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Haven-Wesley (also known as HDub) is made up of two houses: Haven is the large yellow house with the porch swing and Wesley is the smaller blue one. Located right next to the Campus Center and only a short walk to academic buildings and downtown Northampton, Haven-Wesley has the best location on campus. We are known for our tight-knit community of nerds who show up and our annual haunted house!

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- Haven House was named after Eliza Haven, a woman who lived nearby and donated all of her money to the astronomy department after she died. Because of this, Haven House is often nicknamed the house for the stars!
- Wesley used to be an annex for a church as was located on the other side of Haven where the campus center now sits. In order to make room, Wesley was put on wheels and moved to her existing location.
- Sylvia Plath lived in Haven-Wesley for a year, residing in a room on the third floor of Haven!

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<p>Welcome to Haynes House; where adventures happen, friendships are made, and individuality&nbsp;is&nbsp;honored by all.</p>

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<p>We are Hell's Belles Fencing, Smith College's resident fencing team! We hold practice four days a week and participate in regional competitions with both club and varsity teams. We are open to all levels of experience from "never have touched a sword" to "I teach it."&nbsp;If you'd like to stay up to date on what's happening in our team, follow us on Instagram @smithfencing, or contact us to get put on our contact list!</p>
<p>As a club sport versus a varsity sport, we hold practice throughout the academic school year as well as over J-Term. While we encourage our fencers to participate in competitions and practice outside of Smith, nothing is mandatory (save for dues and forms).</p>
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<p><strong>Monday</strong>&nbsp;7 PM - 9 PM&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>Wednesday</strong>&nbsp;7 PM - 9 PM&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>Friday</strong>&nbsp;5 PM&nbsp; - 7 PM</p>
<p><strong>Saturday</strong> 10 AM - 12 PM&nbsp;</p>
<p>Last but certainly not least, our coach of awesomeness, Scott Tundermann. Detailed information about Scott can be found on <a href="https://sophia.smith.edu/smithfencing/">our new and improved website!</a></p>

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<p>Welcome to Hopkins House! Hopkins is a special interest house that specializes in sustainable CULTURAL foods. We're a student co-op, meaning&nbsp;we're off the meal plan and we pay house dues once a semester that fund our livelihood, from everything from our regular meals to house&nbsp;tea and snacks. Hopkins is a <span class="x_x_x_il">nonhierarchical</span>, consensus-based co-op, meaning although some of us may hold official positions with the school, ALL of us have an equal say in how the house operates. We're dedicated to sustainability and promoting food justice while enjoying yummy cultural foods!</p>

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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 class="x_x_x_x_x_x_p2">Hubbard is the former home of Julia Child and the current home of a large Garfield plushie! Hubbard was built in 1879 and is one of the oldest buildings on campus, giving it a well-loved if slightly haunted vibe. It is the only remaining house on campus with no TV (we do have a projector) and is very close to most academic buildings. Hubbard traditions include sock wrestling before the start of final exams, stitch and bitch every week, house picnics on Mountain Day, and having dinner as a house on Julia Child Day.&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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<p>The happiest place on earth. Where dreams come true. Where destiny is realized in real time. A club with art, stories, laughter, and joy for all to experience.&nbsp;</p>

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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
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<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
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<p>Services include&nbsp;<a href="https://www.smith.edu/jacobsoncenter/writingcounseling.php">individual writing conferences</a>; the opportunity to use&nbsp;<a href="https://www.smith.edu/jacobsoncenter/tutoring.php">student tutors</a>&nbsp;or serve as a student tutor; and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.smith.edu/jacobsoncenter/workshops.php">workshops</a>&nbsp;on time management, study skills, public speaking, and other academic issues. We also offer the faculty support of several kinds, including writing workshops and individual consultation on classroom issues.</p>

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<p>Smith College JSA hopes to advocate for Japanese and Japanese American students on campus. Our goal is to provide a safe space for students to share values, traditions, and experiences. We are dedicated to preserving Japanese identity and representing our community. We welcome you to join us through our events!&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Jordan is one of ten quad houses and one of five houses that make up the East Quad. Jordan was built in 1922 and named for Mary Augusta Jordan, one of the first American women scholars and professor of English at Smith.&nbsp;</p>
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The Louise W. and Edmund J. Kahn Liberal Arts Institute supports collaborative research among Smith faculty, staff and students, Five College faculty, and visiting scholars—all without regard to the traditional boundaries of departments, programs and academic divisions. Each year the institute supports long- and short-term projects that are proposed, planned and organized by Smith College faculty. Kahn Fellows work together on topics that are broad enough to encompass a variety of disciplinary perspectives and fo­cused enough for a meaningful investigation.

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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>Labrys Art &amp; Literature<em>&nbsp;</em>is an art and literature organization that encourages student work and publication. We host student art shows and writing workshops and publish our magazine,&nbsp;<em>Labrys</em>, every Spring.</p>

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<p>The purpose of Latin American Students' Organization (LASO) is to provide a support network for Latin American students at Smith College while actively creating, assisting, and maintaining a safe space for students who share similar cultural backgrounds. LASO welcomes people of all backgrounds regardless of race, ethnicity, nationality, religion/ spirituality, class, ability, gender expression, sexual orientation, or immigration status. LASO strives to embrace an active cultural, social, and political exchange between students at Smith and the other colleges of the Pioneer Valley, promote and educate members and the greater Smith community about injustices facing Latin Americans on Smith&rsquo;s campus as well as the rest of the world, and generate unity and understanding between Latin Americans of different backgrounds.</p>
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<p>The e-board members of LASO are elected through the democratic action of election. The e-board, known as MESA, consists of 2 co-chairs, 1 treasurer, 1 secretary, 2 social chairs, 2 publicity chairs, 2 five college reps, 2 conference chairs, 2 alumnae reps, 1 historian, 2 first year liaisons, 2 community service reps, and of course our general body members.</p>
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<p>The two co-chairs are responsible for overseeing organizational meetings, events, conferences, and the group as a whole. The treasurer handles all the finances of LASO, mostly dealing with the money allotted through the SGA. The two social chairs are responsible for organizing Taste of Latin America (TOLA) and Pa'lante. The secretary records the minutes of each LASO meeting and is responsible for typing and emailing them to the general body. The publicity chairs are responsible for advertising for all events thrown by LASO, they work in conjunction with the 5-college representative in publicizing events throughout the five-college community. The 5-college representative serves as a liaison between Smith and the 5-college community; attends 5-college rep. meetings; plans and organizes 5-college events in order to create ways for our communities/organizations to interact and collaborate; establishes a 5-college committee to assist with events and planning throughout the year. The conference chairs keep the general body informed about all Latin American conferences and compiles an organized list of previous and future conferences. The alumnae reps. act as the liaison between ALAS and LASO, as well as the liaison between the Assistant Director of Alumnae Outreach and the general body. The historian organizes annual photo albums submits material about LASO to the Archives, and yearbook; makes displays or presentations about the organization in the past; takes members pictures, mesa pictures, as well as event pictures, general body pictures, and individual class pictures.</p>
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<p>The LASO Dance Group Coordinator promotes and teaches dance as a means to educate the community about our Latin-American roots and traditions. The community service reps. are key to opening and maintaining close ties with the community outside of Smith College. The General Body members support and maintain the organization.</p>
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<p>Lawrence house, built in 1891, was named after former student Elizabeth Crocker "Tippy" Lawrence. A portrait of Tippy hangs in Lawrence's study room, which residents call "the Tippy Room." Lawrence was the residence of famed Smith alum Sylvia Plath during her time at Smith. Lawrence residents enjoy their tea on Friday afternoons, apple picking on Mountain Day, and baking cookies in their underwear on Valentine's Day.</p>

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The Lazarus Center’s mission is to support students and graduates as they connect their liberal arts study to their career goals. In doing that work, we incorporate the following values:

- We strive to provide an environment in which everyone feels that they belong, that they are heard, respected and valued.
- We utilize an individualized approach that recognizes and develops each student’s strengths and unique perspectives.
- We work to eliminate barriers to access, affirm all students’ identities and advance equity on campus and beyond.
- We uplift the value of building strong connections between Smith students, alums and their global communities.

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<p>The Phoebe and John D. Lewis Global Studies Center serves as a home base for international students, scholars, activists and visiting professors. Housing the Office for International Study and the Office for International Students and Scholars, the center provides a setting where international and domestic students and faculty educate each other about their languages and cultures. Located in Wright Hall, the Lewis Global Studies Center works with the Center for the Environment, Ecological Design, and Sustainability (CEEDS); the Jandon Center for Community Engagement; the Poetry Center; and the Wurtele Center for Leadership.</p>

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<p>Ultimate Frisbee is more than just a fun sport, it's an <em>experience</em>, and Luna is here to take you on a journey to discovering just how much one person can love a sport. You'll reach new highs as you jump for the disc! New lows as you hit the ground in amazing layouts! New horizontal excellence as you sprint down the field for the score! Come see what the coolest people on campus spend their time doing...</p>
<p>Join us on the fields where 4-5 days a week we run, throw, catch, and learn to perform other such athletic feats (and look cool doing them!). On the weekends we adventure to exciting East Coast locales including Vermont!, New Hampshire!, Connecticut!, and other parts of Massachusetts! for exhilarating tournaments where we test our skills against other teams (and sometimes get them to dance with us).</p>
<p>Check out our <a href="https://www.instagram.com/luna_ultimate/">Instagram</a>&nbsp;to see some of the fun we get up to!</p>
<p>Email us at smith.lunadisc@gmail.com for more info about practice time and place, commitment, buying some of our cool merch, or anything else! We love new players, no matter level of experience and no matter if you're a senior looking to try something new or an incoming first year looking for your college sport. Hope to see you on the fields sometime soon!</p>

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<h3>WHAT IS MATRICULATE?</h3>
<p id="yui_3_17_2_1_1675391201105_225" class="">Matriculate is a non-profit organization that strives to help thousands of incredibly talented and high-achieving, low-income high school students who miss the chance to attend some of the top colleges simply because they do not apply.&nbsp;This lost opportunity means that these top students may attend colleges where they ultimately pay more and do not receive the support that they deserve, leading to lower grades and graduation rates, as well as more debt.</p>
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<li>MAPS is a family of students who are committed to helping students explore and nurture their passion for healthcare.
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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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<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>
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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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<p>We are a group of fun-loving Catholic Smithies aiming to provide opportunities for growing in faith, charity, and friendship. Throughout the semester we offer the opportunity to attend weekly Mass together, bible studies, rosary, corporal works of mercy, attend various events hosted by Catholic communities among the 5 Colleges, and more! All, including faculty, staff, students, and other community members, are welcome!</p>

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<p>The Nolen Art Lounge is a space to share ideas, laugh, talk and think. The gallery provides the Smith community with a venue for creative, innovative and multicultural arts located in the Campus Center.</p>
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This organization provides the opportunity for interested Nordic skiers to learn, or continue to build on their technique. There will be opportunities to race both at the collegiate (USCSA) and community level as well as recreate on campus and at Notchview ski area in Windsor, MA. This club will promote a positive community and love for the outdoors as well as a growth mindset in nordic skiing, all while representing Smith College. This club is currently open to 5 college students.
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<p>The Office of Alumnae Relations supports alumnae engagement, outreach and programming for all Smith alumnae world-wide as well as programming for students with alumnae on and off campus.</p>

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<p>Positioned as a student advocated partner of the Office of Multicultural Affairs, a branch of the Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Department, the Mwangi Cultural Center is an important cornerstone on campus, providing a physical space for cultural organizations and students of color to engage in holistic programming, host intellectually enriching discussions, and effectively build community.</p>
<p>The Mwangi Cultural Center opened as the Afro-American Cultural Center on the lower level of Lilly Hall in 1968 and was used by a variety of student cultural organizations. In 1973 the center was renamed to honor Dr. Ng'endo Mwangi, a member of the class of 1961 and the first female physician in Kenya, whose dedication and service to her community were well known. At the time of Ng'endo's death in 1989, Smith students wrote "We, the Smith students of today, owe Mwangi a great debt for being one of the vanguard of women who broke down racial and gender barriers, thereby making our progress a little easier."</p>
<h3><strong>The 11 Unity Organizations</strong></h3>
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<p>The cultural organizations that make up the Unity umbrella serve as a network of support for their members.&nbsp; Unity organizations share meeting and workroom space in Unity House and the Mwangi Cultural Center. Throughout the academic year, Unity organizations sponsor fine arts forums, conferences, cultural celebrations, workshops and other activities, just to name a few, such as Mehndi Night, Rhythm Nations, Asian Tea House, Five College Pa&rsquo;lante, Pan-African Conference, Kwanzaa Celebration, Chinese Moon Festival, Taste of Latin America and Unity Fall Festival.</p>
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<p>The Unity Presidents&rsquo; Council (UPC) comprises the chairs and co-chairs of all 11 Unity organizations. The council meets every week to collaborate, focus on leadership development, and hear and address concerns.</p>
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<p>ASA provides a support network for Asian and Asian Pacific American students and&nbsp;serves as a link to other Asian Pacific American organizations at the Five Colleges. ASA hosts a variety of collaborative events each year, highlighted by an Asian Teahouse and a fall conference.</p>
<h4>Black Students&rsquo; Alliance (BSA)</h4>
<p>The BSA is the oldest of the&nbsp;Unity organizations, and its membership comprises students from many different backgrounds. BSA promotes cultural, social and political awareness throughout the Smith community and has developed&nbsp;strong intercollegiate bonds between all the black student organizations in the Five College area.</p>
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<h4>Chinese Students' Association (CSA)</h4>
<p>CSA holds cultural events that spread the spirit of Chinese culture through language, food, art and entertainment. CSA celebrates and increases awareness of Chinese holidays, traditions&nbsp;and culture at Smith and the Five Colleges.</p>
<h4>South Asian Student Association of Smith (EKTA)</h4>
<p>EKTA&mdash;"unity" in several languages spoken in South Asia&mdash;is a support network for South Asian students. Its members seek to create an awareness and understanding of the identity and culture of South Asia within the community at large through educational, cultural and social programs.</p>
<h4>Indigenous Smith Students and Allies (ISSA)</h4>
<p>ISSA is committed to educating the Smith community about social, economic and cultural issues affecting the Native American populations of the United States.&nbsp;</p>
<h4>International Students&rsquo; Organization (ISO)</h4>
<p>ISO is a haven for international students at Smith and those interested in exploring international affairs from a cultural, political and a social perspective. ISO is a support system for international students at Smith but also seeks to educate and engage the community in appreciating the diversity and unique experiences international students bring to the Smith community.</p>
<h4>Korean Students&rsquo; Association (KSA)</h4>
<p>KSA is a support network for all Korean and Korean American students at Smith, strengthening&nbsp;ties among Asian and Asian American students while addressing specific needs and concerns that support all women of color and the Smith community at large.</p>
<h4>Latin American Students&rsquo; Organization (LASO)</h4>
<p>LASO provides a support network for Latinas. LASO encourages an active cultural exchange between women of different Latina origins and an openness to any Smith student. The group&nbsp;promotes an awareness of social justice issues facing Latinas on campus as well as in the rest of the world.&nbsp;</p>
<h4>Multiethnic Interracial Smith College (MISC)</h4>
<p>MISC promotes awareness, discussion, acknowledgement, acceptance and celebration of multiethnic persons, interracial families and relationships, and cross-cultural experiences.</p>
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<p>SACSA welcomes students of African and/or Caribbean descent and anyone else who is interested in these regions and their unique cultures. It promotes discussions of regional and global issues that are important to the campus community.</p>
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<p>VSA provides a supportive network for VSA members and to raise awareness of Vietnamese culture and heritage. We strive to bridge the gap between Vietnamese culture and traditions from Vietnam and America.</p>
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The Office of Student Engagement (OSE) helps students make intentional decisions about their involvement, both in and out of the classroom, for a more meaningful Smith experience. We encourage students to engage in learning without limits by creating and encouraging opportunities for involvement that will help them connect to Smith and the global community.

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<p>The Nolen Art Lounge is a space to share ideas, laugh, talk and think. The gallery provides the Smith community with a venue for creative, innovative and multicultural arts located in the Campus Center.</p>
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<p>Orientation Leaders are responsible for the planning, implementation, and facilitation of social events throughout Orientation. Additionally, these students aim to assist new students and their families by providing a helping hand, an open mind, and a friendly face.</p>
<p>This social network group page is intended to be utilized for Orientation Leaders to connect and brainstorm with each other about the three social events that will take place throughout this year&rsquo;s Orientation.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>This is a club created by readers for readers. Our goal is to create a safe space for book lovers. We meet once a month to discuss the book chosen for that month! We encourage everyone to come if they have read the book, have not read it, hated it, or have any other feelings toward it. Please reach out if you have any questions!&nbsp;</p>
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<p>Join our Goodreads group:&nbsp;https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/1176141-sc-page-turners</p>

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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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<p>Park House welcomes you and hopes you consider us your home away from home while at Smith this year!</p>
<p>Park House was built in 1880 by W.T. Clement, the founder of Clement Cutlery Company. In 1909, the house was acquired by Emily Malbon, who rented it as off-campus housing for Smith students. When Smith College acquired the property in 1923, Mrs. Malbon's (as it was once known) became Park House, named for one of the original trustees of the college, Reverend Edwards Amasa Park. We're one of the only houses on campus to have a view of Paradise Pond&mdash;come join us for tea in the living rooms on Friday for a good view!</p>

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<p>Act as a support network, and to serve the interests and needs of all international African students as well as students of African descent at Smith. <br />Nourish cultural, intellectual, political and economic awareness about the African continent. <br />Build a strong African community driven by passion for the continent and desire to deepen one&rsquo;s knowledge about pre and post-colonial Africa. <br />Promote cooperation between its members and other organizations on campus including African and Black organisations.</p>

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<p>We are a friendly and welcoming club sport dedicated to having fun and getting built. Anyone who has an interest in lifting can&nbsp;lift with us regardless of experience or skill. We focus on safe, healthy lifting techniques and overall fitness.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">The purpose of this organization shall be to educate and support pre-veterinary students from Smith College and the Five Colleges regarding the veterinary field and veterinary school This club shall promote equity, access, education, and a supportive community among the pre-vet student body. The club will be an association used to introduce and advise undergraduate students interested in pursuing a career in veterinary medicine.&nbsp;</span></p>

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<p>The Psychology Club at Smith College (est. 2024) is open to all undergraduate students across the five college consortium. The club is open to any student, psychology major or not. This organization seeks to further networking and professional development opportunities by encouraging its members to mature into their psychology affiliations and to sharpen their vision about how their studies can be applied in life beyond Smith.</p>

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<p>The Smith College Public Health Society is a collective of individuals interested in public health causes and careers. We aim to increase campus-wide involvement in public health by hosting documentary screenings, speakers, and discussion groups.&nbsp; We hope to create a space where a diverse array of backgrounds can gather to talk about how public health intersects with their interests. As there isn't currently public health major, we aim to help students find public health careers that interest them.&nbsp;</p>

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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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<p>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.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Sátya is the official Philosophy Journal of Smith College. The journal is student-led and peer-reviewed. The ethos of Sátya is to reflect Smith College’s philosophy department which is multidisciplinary and multicultural. The purpose of Sátya is to promote
philosophical discourse and thought. Sátya is dedicated to providing its readers with quality works that make philosophy accessible to a wide audience. Undergraduates from all five college institutions are invited to submit their work for review. Sátya welcomes
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<p>This organization aims to educate and to advocate for the preservation of the Night Sky to the public and the greater Smith community.</p>
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<p>Club Logo Image Credit &amp; Copyright: Robert Q. Fugate</p>

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The purpose of this organization is to promote interest and understanding of French language and culture through events such as movie nights, karaoke, food sampling, and field trips. This club will also provide the opportunity for students to learn more about French language study abroad programs at Smith and connect with students currently studying in Paris and Geneva!
Follow our Instagram @smithfrenchclub to stay up to date with all club events, meetings, and reminders!

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Community and practice of French speakers!

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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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<p>Smith's finest and only standup and sketch club! Come to try out new material, punch up old bits, or just enjoy the fabulous comedy of your fabulous friends.</p>
<p>"Oh, I could never get up in front of other people and do comedy like that," I hear you say. Wrong! You totally could. And we are just the people to get up in front of. Every SCOFFLAW member is supportive, friendly, and devastatingly attractive. We will become your best friends in no time.</p>
<p>The bottom line: we are funny! We are friendly! Come to a meeting or showcase; you won't regret it.</p>

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<div>Sessions Complex is comprised of two houses - the main house and the annex! The house was built in 1710 by Captain Jonathan Hunt and is believed to be the oldest house in Northampton, awash with a rich history. The house contains a secret staircase that was designed as a passageway; it is said that it was used as a hideaway from Native Americans, and during the Civil War as part of the Underground Railroad. Legend (and the word of many current residents) claims that the house is haunted by Lucy Hunt, the granddaughter of Captain Hunt. Lucy and her British lover Johnny Burgoyne, who was held captive in the house during the Revolutionary War, would rendezvous in the secret staircase!</div>
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<div>The annex was built in 1873 and used to be known as the White House Inn. Between 1969 and 1977, it served as a residence hall for men attending Smith on exchange programs, but was converted into a residence for Smith undergrads in 1977! It has a charming porch with a swing - perfect for an afternoon porch sit and brunch outside on the weekends!</div>

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<p><strong>Welcome to the&nbsp;SGA Elections and Appointments Committee page! </strong></p>
<p>Here at E&amp;A, our main focus is organizing and conducting all Smith Student Government Association elections, and appointing students to positions on SGA Committees as listed in the bylaws, requested by the administration, or requested by SGA Cabinet and Senate.&nbsp;</p>
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<p>If you have any questions about running for an elected office or applying to a Committee, feel free to reach out to us. We are here to help!</p>

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<p>The Sustainability Committee is currently discussing the following issues: composting on campus, clothing swaps and mending mentors, Dining Wrapped, bringing speakers to campus, and an Ecological Fair at the end of the year! Reach out to SGAsustainability@smith.edu for committee meeting times and project timelines.</p>

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<p>We are an improv comedy group that performs each Friday on campus.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Smith College Synchro is a club sport. As a club, we left behind the formal, old-school style of the sport and created a joyful splash-friendly synchro style that focuses on inclusivity. We are the oldest club on campus, recently celebrating our 100th anniversary!</p>
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<p>While we do not go to competitions, we do put on an incredible show at the end of each semester! Each show has a unique music theme and is open to the public. We practice once a week as a full team, Thursdays from 7-9 PM, and once a week in separate groups, Tuesday or Sunday. We do warm-ups together, both on land and in the pool, and then work on our choreography. You will learn the basic sculls (swim strokes) that we use to move around, eggbeater (synchro version of treading water), how to hold your breath underwater for a while, and a variety of cool moves to practice, like helicopter, crane, and pinwheel. You will be surprised how much you can learn in a semester- most of our swimmers had never done synchro before college! We hope you join our family!</p>

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<p>SkateBored 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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<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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