• Attend a tea for prospective students, interview prospective students, attend a college fair
• Plan and host one social/networking event
• Become a club board member-gain leadership skills
• Design or maintain a club website
• Mentor a current student, send a care package to students from your club area
• Help locate a student internship
• Join a book group
• Sell pecans to help raise scholarship funds for students
  

In 1890, one of Smith's first clubs, the New York City Club, was founded with the object of social enjoyment and increasing interest in the college in our vicinity." Today, there are more than 100 active Smith Clubs across the nation and abroad.

For information about the Smith Club/Group in your area or how to found a Smith Club, please contact the Clubs Office at alumclub@email.smith.edu, or call Alumnae Outreach at 800/526-2023 ext. 4.

To access the Clubs Handbook and forms, click Tools for Officers under Tools for Volunteering.

Regional Club Coordinators (RCCs)
RCC volunteers are appointed for a three-year term by the Alumnae Association as a liaison and resource between the Association and clubs in one of the 21 regions in the U.S. and around the world. The goals of the RCC program are to increase the Alumnae Association's support to clubs and strengthen the link between the college and alumnae.

For information about the RCC program or to locate the RCC in your area, please contact the Clubs Office at alumclub@email.smith.edu, or call Alumnae Outreach at 800/526-2023 ext. 4.