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Pelham Medical Service
Schacht Center for Health and Wellness, 21 Belmont Avenue, x 2800
www.smith.edu/health

The mission of Smith College Health Services is to provide accessible, quality medical care, mental health care and health education to a
diverse student population. As college health care professionals knowledgeable about developmental issues, the staff works with students to
promote their physical and psychological well-being and collaborates with the larger college community to support students in accomplishing
their educational goals.

Physical Plant (see Facilities Management)
126 West Street, ext. 2400
www.smith.edu/physplant

President, Office of
College Hall 201, ext. 2100
www.smith.edu/president
The president is the chief executive officer of the college. The president welcomes opportunities to speak with students, hosting various
functions for them throughout the year. In addition, students may call the president's office for dates of student open hours.

Provost/Dean of the Faculty
College Hall 206, ext. 3000
www.smith.edu/deanoffaculty

This office oversees the college’s curriculum, its academic policy and planning, as well as faculty staffing and development. The provost serves
as chief academic officer, is responsible for the faculty and curriculum at Smith, and serves as deputy to the president.

Public Safety (see Campus Police)
Facilities Management Building, ext. 2490
For emergencies only: ext. 800
www.smith.edu/campuspolice
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Registrar's Office
College Hall 102, ext. 2550
www.smith.edu/registrar

The Registrar's Office maintains the permanent academic records of all students. In addition, the Registrar's Office is responsible for course
registration, classroom scheduling, transcripts, transfer credit, certification of enrollments, issuing diplomas, and producing the Schedule of
Classes.
Residence Life, Office of
Clark Hall, ext. 4940
www.smith.edu/sao/reslife

The office of residence life is responsible for residential life and the general well-being of residential students. This office oversees residential
staff, housing assignments, and the non-academic training and education of students, including the administration of the campus wide social
system of student houses and supervision of social chairs.

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Smith Students' Aid Society
Helen Hills Hills Chapel, ext. 2577
The Smith Students' Aid Society is an association of alumnae, students, faculty, staff and friends working independently of, but in cooperation
with, the college on behalf of current Smith students with compelling need. The society was founded in 1897 and is dedicated to providing
assistance in the form of small grants and loans for specific needs, thereby enabling Smith students to achieve their academic goals or enrich
their educational experiences.

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