Whine Your Waistline with Empress Cece
SACSA Night Market 2019
Harvard Africa Business Conference 2019
The Harvard Africa Business Conference took place February 16, 2019. We took about 25 students who are members of SACSA and BSA to the conference at Harvard Business School. The goal of this event was to help African and Caribbean students make valuable connections with individuals doing work on the African continent. Many of us met and networked with a diverse group of professionals in all fields. Everyone who attended the conference found this experience to be rewarding and informative.
SACSA Melanin Photoshoot 2018
SOCA Mind, Body and Soul
Harvard Africa Business Conference 2018
The Harvard Africa Business Conference event took place on March 3rd, 2018. We took about 21 students who are members of SACSA to the conference at Harvard Business School. The goal of this event was to help African and Caribbean students to make valuable connections with individuals doing work on the African continent. Many of us met and networked with a diverse group of professionals in all fields. Everyone who attended the conference found this experience to be rewarding and informative. We carried out an evaluation of the trip after the event, and student responses which were positive across the board are available upon request.
LinkedIn Workshop
Fundraising Gala ’17
The African and Caribbean Students at Smith College Cordially invite you to our Annual Fundraising Gala.
 This year’s gala is in solidarity with the efforts of Antigua & Barbuda Associations United to rebuild Barbuda following Hurricane Irma.
Dress code: Formal Preferred.
There will be delicious food at $2 a plate, vibrant music, performances, wonderful company, and a photographer.
All are welcome, and all are encouraged to give to the charity through the following methods:
1. Venmo (will be made available at the event).
2. Cash (envelopes will be made available at the event).
3. Directly through their fundraising site (please include “Gift through Smith African and Caribbean Students’ Association” in your note).
*We encourage you to give even if you cannot attend.*
HairXperiences
Hair is one of the most prominent aspects of identity, holding special meaning in African/Caribbean communities. Some of our most memorable experiences as children involve our hair: cutting it for school, braiding it, relaxing it, or being pinned between the knees of our mothers to tame it. We had an over-tea conversation, which was a space where we bonded and built community over the stories of our hair, and explored the many meanings it holds for us. These are some of the photos we took during and after the conversation!
April 2016
All Photo Credit: Tyahra Symone Angus
Senior Banquet ’15
