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The Paul Smiths College of Arts and Science

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Smith's College offers a dynamic educational setting that encourages active engagement in learning experiences to foster creativity, ethical and intellectual growth.

The College's integrated educational approach links traditional and experimental learning to discovery, discipline and creativity. Utilizing classrooms and laboaratories, fieldwork and internship experiences, Paul Smith's students gain knowledge and skills to equip them for rewarding careers and life-long learning.

Located within the Adirondack Park, the College is a dramatic, complex natural setting, with an historical perspective on stewardship and hospitality. The College practices sound principles of sustainable development, encouraging environmental awareness and an enviromentally sound campus. Students participation in recreational, cultural, student life and community service activities promotes individual growth, understanding, and awareness of others. These attributes complement the distinctive educational experience of Paul Smith's to prepare students well for successful living and leadership poistions in their communities and careers.

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$20,118Starting Salary
$61,25010 Year Salary
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PAUL SMITHS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
PO BOX 265
PAUL SMITHS, NY 12970--0265
General info:(518) 327-6000
Financial aid office:(518) 327-6220
Admissions office:(518) 327-6227University Homepage
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