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The Science Inreach/Outreach Coordinator advertises a number of internship, scholarship, fellowship, and grant opportunities to the student body. Students interested in being notified of these opportunities should send an e-mail to Jaynie Barnes at jmbarnes@email.smith.edu to be addet to the mailing list.
The Clark Science Center also hosts a number of summer research opportunities, research funding, and traveling funds to attend conferences.
The Clark Science Center Director's Office site lists a breatdh of summer research opportunities, both in the Five Colleges and other locations:
During the school year, you may engage in research via advanced courses in your department. Two of such opportunities are the Special Studies option, and Senior Honors Thesis, through which you perform in-depth research on your topic of choice under the supervision of a faculty member. Whereas Special Studies usually consists of a semester long project, the Honors Thesis comprises a year-long endeavor. Contact your particular department for detailed information. Either option is eligible for funding supplied via your department and/or College Hall.
The Smith College’s Fellowship Office has also succeeded in training an increasing number of applicants for prestigious national fellowships.
The Clark Science Center administrates two grants supporting students attending conferences. Additionally, you may inquire for available conference travel funding at your particular department. The Dean of the College, the President’s Office, as well as other offices around campus also offer funding opportunities.
Smith College features a range of student-run organization on-campus oriented towards your academic or social interests. Networking, leadership opportunities, access to information in the field of your choice and other events are just some of their highlights.
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