Schedules

In addition to enjoying Reunion traditions and class programs, expand your intellectual horizons through lectures and presentations by faculty and administrators. Listen to student experiences to learn more about Smith today. Explore this page to learn more and download the Reunion App to see the most up to date schedule.

The Reunion App

We are so excited to use the Smith College Reunion App for all things Reunion. Download it today on either the Google Play Store or the Apple Store! This is your one-stop shop for the Reunion schedule, class-specific events, speaker information, FAQ, and more.

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Checking In

The majority of classes must check-in at Seelye Hall to be included in their class attendance count. The classes of 1946, 1951, 1956, and 1961 must check-in at Northrop/Gillett House. The Alumnae House will NOT be a check-in site this year, as we have found Seelye to be an easier location because of its proximity to parking, and to central campus.

Stop by your check-in location (Seelye Hall or Northrop/Gillett House) to receive your name badge with your housing assignment and meal reservations. You will also receive a key card to access class headquarters and your house for the weekend. Then head over to your class headquarters.

If you arrive after registration closes, call campus safety at 413-585-2490; they will let you into your house. However, you must stop at check-in the next morning to check in and get your key card.

Reunion Check-in/Welcome Center Hours Hours

Seelye and Northrop/Gillett House Check-in

  • Thursday: 3–9 p.m.
  • Friday: 8 a.m.–8 p.m.
  • Saturday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. 
  • Sunday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m. 

 Note: Residence Halls will close at 11 a.m. on Sunday, May 24

Schedules

Reunion I

Classes

1976, 1986, 1991, 2006, 2016

Thursday, May 14

  • An All-Class cookout on Chapin Lawn
  • Night at Your Museum: Smith College Museum of Art
  • Conway Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center Student Panel

Friday, May 15

  • Smiffenpoof Showcase
  • A State-of-the-College address from President Sarah Willie-LeBreton
  • The Grécourt Society Ice Cream Stand
  • Friday Afternoon Tea
  • Student Panel: The Smith Experience
  • Faculty Lecture: Geology of Smith Revealed by Campus Excavations and Other Evidence presented by John Brady, Mary E. Moses Professor Emeritus
  • Faculty Lecture: The Rebel's Bargain: Informal Norms, Local Customs, and the Folk Practices of Conflict Management presented by Captain (Retired) Cheng Xu, Assistant Professor
  • Faculty Lecture: Women's Rights in the Arabian Gulf presented by Bozena Welborn, Associate Professor of Government

Saturday, May 16

  • The Alumnae Parade and Ivy Day
  • Presentation on Smith’s Campus Use Plan and All the Geothermal You Cannot See
  • Kathleen McCartney Hall Open House with programming from the Lazarus and Wurtele Center
  • Botanic Garden Presentation
  • A Service of Remembrance
  • Illuminations and an All-Class Dance Party

Reunion II

Classes

1946, 1951, 1956, 1961, 1966, 1971, 1981, 1996, 2001, 2011, 2021

For the most up to date schedule, please consult the Smith College Reunion App. Still curious about Reunion programming? Here are some highlights:

Thursday, May 21

  • An All-Class cookout on Chapin Lawn 
  • Night at Your Museum: Smith College Museum of Art
  • Conway Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center Student Panel

Friday, May 22

  • Smiffenpoof Showcase
  • A State-of-the-College address from President Sarah Willie-LeBreton 
  • The Grécourt Society Ice Cream Stand
  • Friday Afternoon Tea
  • Student Panel: The Smith Experience
  • Faculty Lecture: Geology of Smith Revealed by Campus Excavations and Other Evidence presented by John Brady, Mary E. Moses Professor Emeritus
  • Faculty Lecture: The Rebel's Bargain: Informal Norms, Local Customs, and the Folk Practices of Conflict Management presented by Captain (Retired) Cheng Xu, Assistant Professor

Saturday, May 23

  • Presentation on Smith’s Campus Use Plan and All the Geothermal You Cannot See
  • Kathleen McCartney Hall Open House with programming from the Lazarus and Wurtele Center
  • Botanic Garden Presentation
  • A Service of Remembrance
  • Illuminations and an All-Class Dance Party

Discover Smith

Sarah Loomis and Hannah Asofsky '21 at the Happy Chace Garden

In collaboration with the Friends of Smith College, we are pleased to offer many opportunities to experience the vibrant life of the college. 

  • Enjoy a botanical paradise under glass at the botanic garden.

  • Analyze the details of a work of art from just a few feet away at the Museum of Art.

  • Visit the Libraries: explore Neilson and enjoy exhibits, the Memory Booth, and Special Collections’ archives and rare books.

  • View the outstanding and accomplished contributors to Smith Athletics by visiting our Hall of Fame display and history wall, on the first floor of Ainsworth Gym.

Check the Reunion app for time and locations.

Pioneer Valley Family Activities

For ideas, visit Explore Northampton and check out the following sites:

Mother and daughter at Reunion