General Reunion and Commencement Information Alumnae Association of Smith College The Alumnae Association, formed in 1881, organizes alumnae reunions and assists each class in planning its programs. Staff are available to welcome alumnae, answer questions and provide assistance. All members of non-reunion classes are welcome to join the reunion festivities. The headquarters for alumnae from non-reunion classes will be at the Alumnae House, where ribbons, name tags for the Alumnae Parade and tickets for the Thursday dinner and Friday and Saturday luncheons will be available.
Breakfast is the only meal served in college houses to non-reunion alumnae.
If the illness or injury appears life-threatening, call extension 800 for ambulance service. A young man arrives, eager to sink into the bar's camaraderie and Rita's arms. A love triangle, or perhaps trapezoid, ensues when Jenine walks in, fresh out of college and full of ideas about bringing down barriers. William Allan Neilson, Internationalism and Exiles at Smith College Using materials from the College Archives and those donated by private individuals, the exhibit explores the work of William Allan Neilson, Smith College's third president, in bringing exiles to the United States and the Smith College campus. The exhibit also looks at how Neilson expanded Smith's programs to encompass a broader understanding of the world through the Junior Year Abroad program and Alumnae College programs.