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Spinelli Center for Quantitative Learning
Neilson Library, Second Floor North, ext. 3091
www.smith.edu/qlc

Courses in many departments, including economics, sociology, environmental studies, and astronomy, regularly require students to analyze
and draw conclusions from quantitative data. The Spinelli Center for Quantitative Learning supports students doing quantitative work across
the curriculum.

Student Financial Services
College Hall 107, ext. 2530
www.smith.edu/finaid

The Office of Student Financial Services administers all aspects of student financing services, including financial aid, financing options,
payment plans and billing.

Student Engagement, Office of
Campus Center, ext. 2639
www.smith.edu/ose

The Office of Student Engagement is committed to integrating student learning in all its forms, facilitating student development and
embracing opportunities for meaningful engagement. Through its activities, facilities and services, the OSE promotes opportunities for
personal growth, leadership development, co-curricular involvement, intellectual inquiry, social and environmental responsibility, and the
valuing of human differences.

Student Government Association
Campus Center, ext. 4950
www.smith.edu/sga

All student organization and class business takes place in the SGA office. The office provides student organization mailboxes, meeting space,
office equipment and student work staff.

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Theatres (of Smith College)
Mendenhall Center for the Performing Arts, ext. 3201
www.smith.edu/theatre

Theatre 14, Hallie Flanagan Studio Theatre and T100 provide performing areas for major productions, workshops and studio presentations.
For tickets, information about specific productions or copies of the brochure, call 585-ARTS.

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Vice-President for Finance and Administration, Office of
College Hall 204, ext. 2200

All matters having to do with the financial operation of the college are handled in the Office of the Vice-President for Finance and
Administration.

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Wellness Education Office
Schacht Center for Health and Wellness, 21 Belmont Avenue, ext. 3347
www.smith.edu/wellness

The Wellness Office supports the mission of Smith College by integrating innovative wellness interventions into the academic, residential, and
extracurricular realms of students’ lives. We interpret “life of distinction,” the life for which we are preparing students, as a life evolved
through intentionality, respect for self and others, and service to the community and the world. The Office provides resources directly to
students and to every office, department, and committee at Smith to maximize students’ access to the tools they will need to lead such a life.
A newly established office, we aim to be a model for wellness promotion at peer institutions.

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