Leadership And Mentoring Program Princeton

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Welcome to OfficeHours, Princeton Entrepreneurship Council’s mentoring program. OfficeHours connects NYC-based Princeton alumni mentors with students and early career alumni who seek guidance on specific challenges they are facing in their entrepreneurial pursuits. Finding and scheduling a meeting with a mentor. Community House stands with families in the greater Princeton area to support the academic and social. And every mentoring relationship is an opportunity to promote academic success. The Black Organization for Leadership Development program. The Summer Research Early Identification Program (SR-EIP) is a fully paid summer internship that provides undergraduates with training and mentoring in the principles underlying the conduct of.

OUR PILLARS

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Dynamic Programming. Art. Discussions. Connecting.

These are the integral ways we build community and develop empathy across difference. Using innovative forms of engagement, students and community members begin to understand the ways our complex identities inform our experiences.

Wellness. Poetry. Speaker Series. Senior Celebrations. Affinity Spaces.

We promote a sense of belonging that permeates throughout all aspects of the Princeton community by encouraging people, specifically those whose identities are marginalized or underrepresented, to embrace their autonomy and agency in spite of oppression.

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PUMP. Carl A. Fields Center Fellows. Interns. Cultural Groups.

Mentoring For Leadership

We encourage students to use their knowledge of social justice to foster the growth and unity of the Princeton community by advancing student learning through programs and experiences that integrate self-awareness, multicultural and intercultural communication skills, social justice education and leadership opportunities.

Leadership And Mentoring Skill

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Leadership Mentorship Program

Activism. Advocacy. Community Building.

We empower and support students to develop, implement and actualize their visions of creating a more equitable and just world. Students are supported in their effort to hold themselves and others accountable and informed on issues of oppression, privilege, inequality and human rights.