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Cynthia Propper Seton, 1948, novelist, nominated for the National Book Award
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G. E. Moore - professor of philosophy (1940-1941) (Notable deans, administrators, and faculty (past and present))
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Adrian Nicole LeBlanc, 1986, author of Random Family, freelance journalist
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Jennifer Chrisler, 1992, Executive Director of Family Equality Council
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Diane Wolkstein, children's author and folklorist
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Elizabeth Hoffman, 1968, 20th President of the University of Colorado System
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Founded in 1871, Smith College is a private women’s College located in Northampton, Massachusetts. Since its founding, Smith College has maintained a high reputation in the United States for its highly qualified faculty, diverse teaching practices, and targeted teaching methods. There are many outstanding graduates here, and their achievements in all walks of life have become the pride of Smith College.
Margaret Mitchell, the author of Gone with the wind, the first ladies, Nancy Reagan and Barbara Bush, among others, are among the world’s most famous women. In addition, the random tool also recorded 238 graduates from the school, who graduated from different classes at different times, but their achievements in politics, art, writing, business, diplomacy, and the military also set an example for freshmen. The full list is available through this generator, and if you want to apply to the school, learning about alumni achievements is the quickest way to do it.
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