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SGA Donates to Emergency Aid Fund |
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| The Student Government Association (SGA), pictured left, has donated $100,000 to the Student Emergency Aid Fund, established to help students with unexpected costs in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. “The college is working so hard to support students,” SGA president Rosalie Toupin ’20 said. "We’re glad to be able to supplement that work.” |
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On Guard Against COVID-19 Racial Biases |
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Helping Hands: Alumnae in Extraordinary Times |
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Zoom Lunches and Video Calls: The New Workplace |
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| Sherry Wang ’06, assistant professor of counseling psychology at Santa Clara University, talks about the danger of racial biases around COVID-19. In response to a campus email on the subject, Wang, who is Asian American, responded, “This is an opportunity to remind each other about the historical legacy of racializing infectious diseases against People of Color.” |
Alumnae have stepped up in myriad ways during the COVID-19 crisis, including teaching virtual yoga classes and providing care packages for those in need. Tell us what you're doing to help your neighbors or your community. We'll collect your stories and run as many as we can in an upcoming Smith Alumnae Quarterly. Reply to saq@smith.edu. |
In the past month, millions of workers around the world have been forced to find alternate ways to do their jobs as businesses and organizations close to help reduce the spread of COVID-19. Dorie Clark ’97, a nationally recognized corporate consultant and author, has been paying close attention and watching how the shift may reshape the way we all work in the future. |
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Smith College’s Response to the Pandemic |
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| Check the college's COVID-19 response site for all the latest information on what Smith is doing to protect and support students, faculty and staff during the pandemic. The site includes letters to the community, campus quick facts, digital support resources and frequently asked questions. |
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