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Creative Thought Works
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Planning is now underway for the popular annual concert. This year, students are invited to re-imagine any song in The Beatles’ catalog.
From organizing a nonprofit to help her home country of Mozambique to pursuing her dream job in the competitive finance industry, Abdula’s Skidmore career was marked by leadership, initiative and service.
Mike Natter ’08, Diana Perry ’89 and Jonathan Brestoff Parker ’08 described their experiences on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring issue of Scope magazine.
Find out what is distinctive about Skidmore, submit questions to a student panel, gain insights into admissions and financial aid, and view our new campus tour July 22, Aug. 7 or Aug. 24.
Skidmore’s eighth president, Marc C. Conner, and Barbara Reyes-Conner arrive to take up residence at the historic North Broadway house.
The College's fall semester plan will bring back all or nearly all of its students to campus for largely in-person instruction and learning.
Sales of the T-shirt, a result of synergy between SPAC and Skidmore, benefit the Equal Justice Initiative during Freihofer's Jazz Fest Stay Home Sessions.
Interested in a creative read to put these times in perspective? Imagine a new future with the First-Year Experience summer reading.
Skidmore conferred 647 degrees in a live, virtual Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 30.
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We believe that every life is made more profound with creativity at its core.
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Curriculum
No matter what discipline you pursue, you'll look at it from every angle, connecting
different modes of thinking and unrelated ideas. Choose a major, combine interests,
or forge your own path altogether.
Campus
With award-winning dining and dorms, the perfect college town, and 1,000 acres of
natural beauty – there’s a lot of ground to cover. But, like any home, our campus
is both a comfortable place to return to and a launchpad for exploring the world around
you.
Community
Welcome to a place thriving with individual expressions, and a unique setting where
they all work together. With hundreds of student-run clubs, including dozens of sustainability,
health, and wellness programs–you’re invited to explore your unexpected.
Careers
No matter what you’re meant to be, do, or inspire, Skidmore is the start of your path
to a life of purpose. Here, you’ll find personalized, on-campus resources to explore
what’s possible, define your vision, and jump-start your life’s work.
SUSTAINABILITY
It's much more than "going green."
We’re completely committed to environmental action. From our own solar field and 29 buildings with geothermal heating and cooling, to student-run composting, gardens, and more–we’re doing it ourselves so our ecosystems, and those beyond them, can reap immediate benefits.
Skidmore Facts
$48,000
Average First-year Skidmore Grant
44
Majors
100+
Clubs and Organizations
8:1
Student-faculty ratio
Creative Thought Works
See how Skidmore alumni are putting creative thought to work in their fields, their passions and the world in which we live.
’17
“Don't be afraid of unconventional career paths. Just because most of your class, friends or family work in a certain industry does not mean you have to. Combining your interests is easier than you might think. If you work hard and put yourself out there, you'll meet the right people to help you along the way.”
Derrick Yam ’17
Quantitative Analyst, Baltimore Ravens
’93
“I don't like sitting around talking about gear or plug-ins. For me, mastering engineering is all about listening! It’s about making decisions and having confidence in the creative direction you’ve chosen. So be a good listener.”
Emily Lazar ’93
President/Engineer, The Lodge Mastering
’99
“The rules of the media industry are ever-changing. It's likely your future job does not exist yet. Embrace disruption and plan for flexibility in response to the unexpected. When making career decisions, think about your next jump. Put yourself in situations that lead to many alternative futures.”
Jeremy Sigel ’99
Vice President, CBS Interactive