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In 1978, he was elected president of Austin College in Sherman, Texas, a
denominationally related liberal arts school. He retired in 1994.

During his years of ministry, Smith served on several national-level
committees, including the Committee on Higher Education, from 1990-1993.
	
He became a member of the Presbytery of Santa Fe in 1996 and co-chaired a
committee with his wife, Etta, that drafted a new policy paper for ministry
in higher education there. He was an active member of First Presbyterian
Church in Santa Fe and was active in justice issues on behalf of the
congregation.

"Harry was a very complete person. He lived his beliefs. Where most of us
just sit around and complain, Harry was very involved in social action and,
what I would call, things of the mind - all the way from things like the
Council on International Relations to games like Scrabble," said Presbyterian
writer Vic Jameson, who is also a member of the First Presbyterian Church in
Santa Fe.

Smith is survived by his wife, Etta; three children, Malcolm Smith of
Portland, Oreg.; Leslie Smith of Silver Spring, Md.; and Laurie MacGillivray,
of Los Angeles;  and three step-children, David Lincecum of Los Angeles;
Debbie Jensen of Big Spring, Texas; and Doug Lincecum of Dallas.
Etta Smith may be reached at 118 Camino Santiago, Santa Fe, NM, 87501.

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