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Students presenting research poster at Celebrating Collaborations

Celebrate Collaborations

Showcasing students and faculty members working closely with one another on research projects of various topics, Celebrating Collaborations—on Friday, April 19 this year—is an annual event that highlights the remarkable work being done in our community. 

See how Smithies are changing the world!

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Ada Limón: Poetry Reading

Tuesday, April 30, 2024 | 7-8:30 p.m.

Ada Limón, current Poet Laureate of the United States, followed by a conversation with Matt Donovan.

Ada Limón

A Culture of Community

Tallulah Costa ’25

Government major; Study of Women & Gender minor

“Community at Smith is the feeling of belonging, of finding your home. It's the feeling of warmth and happiness, eating dinner, being cozy, and watching the snow fall with the people you love who you didn’t even know four years ago.”

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Balbir Singh

Teacher, Center for Early Childhood Education

“[The Smith community] is a feeling of family, all sharing the same goals.”

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Barbara Kellum

Professor of Art

”It makes my day every time I hear from a Smithie. I am also proud to teach at an institution that values equity and inclusion and has eliminated student loans.“

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Kai Devlin ’10

CRM Administrator & Marketing Lead, Smith College

“Community always makes me think of house community, and I will forever consider my housemates as my family. Talbot House became my home, and it was where I always felt supported, loved, welcomed, and valued. One of my housemates even officiated my wedding in 2019! Community is the reason I stay so connected, and why I continue to support Smith College personally and professionally.”

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