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Professor Waksman Discusses Music and Place on 93.9 The River
Smith’s own professor of Music and American Studies, Steve Waksman, was recently heard on the Pioneer Valley’s radio station 93.9 The River. Steve was interviewed by The River’s host Monte Belmonte in...
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Fall 2014 Mystery Map
The Spatial Analysis Lab’s Mystery Map Contest returns with its Fall 2014 challenge: Regulated Space Study the image (map) below (click to expand) to solve the mystery of the regulated space depicted...
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Fall Mystery Map Solution Revealed
The Fall Mystery Map challenged viewers to consider the regulation of space. Each of the three maps represented a unique regulation zone that participants were asked to identify based on context clues...
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Last Week in Review (10/5 – 10/10)
The highlights of last week’s work in the Spatial Analysis Lab, with additional details provided below: – Meeting with Margaret Bruzelius and STRIDE students – Zebra Fish project...
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Interterm Course 2015 — Recap
The Spatial Analysis Lab was excited to kick of 2015 with an intro to GIS interterm course in the first week of January Term! 14 students joined us in the SAL for 5 days of GIS exploration with ArcGIS....
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Senior Week Workshops
Calling all aspiring cartographers and spatial thinkers! Interested in developing your map-making skills? Have some spare time during Senior Week? The Spatial Analysis Lab would like to invite Smith...
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December Mystery Map Unveiled!
Step aside Facebook, Instagram, and Buzzfeed: procrastinate productively and challenge your spatial reasoning skills with the SAL’s latest Mystery Map Competition! Click on the image to see the full...
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December Mystery Map winners
Out of the 70 people who viewed our Musical Mystery Map in December, eight sent in answers, and nearly all of them got at least a part of the question right. So, in order of submission, here’s who...
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March Mystery Map
We’re excited to announce our first Mystery Map Competition of 2016! Like the carillon map, we used CartoDB to make this an interactive mystery map. Click on the image below to see the full thing....
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Collaboration with the Art Museum!
The Arch of Constantine, one of the engravings to go on exhibit in When in Rome, Fall 2016, in the Smith College Art Museum. by Karen Yu, Spatial Analysis Lab Assistant Despite its physical appearance,...
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Diversity on Diversity
A portion of the School to Prison Pipeline story map made by Prof. Lisa Armstrong’s class Gender, Land, and Food Movements in the fall of 2015. Although embedded deeply within the Sciences at Smith,...
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Fall Mystery Map Solution Revealed
The Fall Mystery Map challenged viewers to consider the regulation of space. Each of the three maps represented a unique regulation zone that participants were asked to identify based on context clues...
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Last Week in Review (10/5 – 10/10)
The highlights of last week’s work in the Spatial Analysis Lab, with additional details provided below: – Meeting with Margaret Bruzelius and STRIDE students – Zebra Fish project...
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Interterm Course 2015 — Recap
The Spatial Analysis Lab was excited to kick of 2015 with an intro to GIS interterm course in the first week of January Term! 14 students joined us in the SAL for 5 days of GIS exploration with ArcGIS....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Senior Week Workshops
Calling all aspiring cartographers and spatial thinkers! Interested in developing your map-making skills? Have some spare time during Senior Week? The Spatial Analysis Lab would like to invite Smith...
View ArticleClik here to view.
December Mystery Map Unveiled!
Step aside Facebook, Instagram, and Buzzfeed: procrastinate productively and challenge your spatial reasoning skills with the SAL’s latest Mystery Map Competition! Click on the image to see the full...
View ArticleClik here to view.
December Mystery Map winners
Out of the 70 people who viewed our Musical Mystery Map in December, eight sent in answers, and nearly all of them got at least a part of the question right. So, in order of submission, here’s who...
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March Mystery Map
We’re excited to announce our first Mystery Map Competition of 2016! Like the carillon map, we used CartoDB to make this an interactive mystery map. Click on the image below to see the full thing....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Collaboration with the Art Museum!
The Arch of Constantine, one of the engravings to go on exhibit in When in Rome, Fall 2016, in the Smith College Art Museum. by Karen Yu, Spatial Analysis Lab Assistant Despite its physical appearance,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Diversity on Diversity
A portion of the School to Prison Pipeline story map made by Prof. Lisa Armstrong’s class Gender, Land, and Food Movements in the fall of 2015. Although embedded deeply within the Sciences at Smith,...
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