Smith College -- Students -- Correspondence

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Adrienne Aurswald entered the music program at Smith College in 1939 and graduated in 1943. She returned to Smith to teach in 1957. In 1962, Auerswald earned her Master's degree and became a faculty member. The collection contains her photograph albums and memorabilia books from her time as a Smith College student as well as committee files from when she was a faculty memeber.

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The Classes of 1879-1890 records consist of individual class notes, examinations, papers and class letters, correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, songbooks as well as reunion materials of the same nature, all related to or dating from the time periods during which these classes were students at Smith College.

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College Archives has been collecting class material dating back to the Class of 1879. The Classes of 1891-1900 records consist of individual class notes, examinations, papers and class letters, correspondence, photographs, artwork, scrapbooks, songbooks as well as reunion materials of the same nature.

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The Classes of 1911-1920 records consist of individual class notes, examinations, papers and class letters, correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, songbooks as well as reunion materials of the same nature, all related to or dating from the time periods during which these classes were students at Smith College.

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College Archives has been collecting class material dating back to the Class of 1879. Classes of 1961-1970 records consist of individual class notes, examinations, papers and class letters, correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, songbooks, obituaries, as well as reunion materials of the same nature.

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College Archives has been collecting class material dating back to the Class of 1879. The Classes of 1981-1990 records consist of individual class notes, examinations, papers and class letters, correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, songbooks as well as reunion materials of the same nature, all related to or dating from the time periods during which these classes were students at Smith College.

Abstract Dorothea de Schweinitz was one of the first female regional directors for the National Labor Relations Board, in St. Louis. De Schweinitz worked in employer-labor relations and as an industrial relations specialist for the War Production Board in Washington D.C. Materials include biographical material, correspondence to her parents during her year in Europe after her graduation from Smith College and correspondence between de Schweinitz and her father. Also included are her many...

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Professor, administrator, trustee, consultant. Contains correspondence, writings, photographs, and memorabilia.

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English Professor, Smith College. The majority of the Williams papers concerns her work with foreign students at Smith College. In her capacity as Chair of the Committee on Foreign Students, Williams acted as a mentor and guide to many foreign students who studied at Smith. Additional material relates to her personal life, published work, and the Smith community in general. Types of material includes correspondence, photographs, books, articles, awards, slides, and an audio recording.

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Alumna. President of the Alumnae Association. Contains correspondence, diaries, journals, news clippings, photographs and publications documenting the life of Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence (Clarke), Class of 1883.

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Smith graduate. Contains correspondence, class notes, photgraphs, and academic work.

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Alumnae, Instructor, drama. Collection contains correspondence, materials related to Lend-a-Hand Dramatic Club, class notes, plays, photographs, and memorabilia.

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The collection consists of papers, correspondence, and books in French and in English concerning the Renty family, including Robert de Renty (1894-1944) and Madame Germaine de Renty, both part of the French Resistance movement during WWII. Also contains books and other materials by one of their daughter's, Claude du Granrut. Also included are emails and other notes about the collection by the donor, Judith Miller Childs.

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The Kiki Hunter Smith papers relate to her years at Smith College (as an undergraduate student). Types of materials include academic work, appointment books, correspondence, diaries, photographs, resumes, Freshman Carnival information, Sophomore PUSH songs, Junior Ushers paperwork, student government documents such as letters to class representatives and flyers for events, and Morris House memorabilia.

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Graduate, class of 1901, Smith College; Dean of Students, Smith College; and Dean of Women, Carnegie Institute of Technology. Papers include clippings, diaries, commonplace books, geneology, photographs, passports, speeches, recipes and writings, including her autobiography, poetry, and articles. Correspondents include her family and friends, plus the Morrow Family and William Allan Neilson.

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Smith graduate. Contains articles, photographs, newspaper clippings, correspondence, and lecture notes.

Abstract Student organization. The records of the Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Alliance document the organization's history, maintenance, goals, and obstacles met while trying to attain those goals. The records also provide an insight into the social issues surrounding lesbianism and how they've changed since the organization's inception, while at the same time providing a look at the lifecycle and campus perception of the LBTA. Types of materials include correspondence, surveys, campus flyers,...

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Smith graduate. Contains correspondence from junior year abroad and postcards.

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Poet, teacher, editor. Contains poetry and submission records.

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Alumnae, founder of the Hampshire Book Shop, writer, professor, History and Art of the Book. Collection contains biographical materials, photographs, correspondence, documents related to the Hampshire Bookshop (predecessor to the Grecourt Bookstore), and writings.

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Smith graduate. Contains correspondence from Smith, memorabilia book , class songs, programs, and memoirs of college reunions.

Abstract Student Group. The Women's Studies Task Force was formed at a crucial time in the history of the development of women's studies at Smith College. The Task Force, like its parent organization, the Women's Resource Center, played an instrumental, if little recognized role in providing impetus towards a formal women's studies program at the College. The records include administrative records and research materials. The bulk of the collection is research material from the Interterm Project of...