Workshops & Events

The Office of Sustainability is hosting a Young Alumni in Sustainability Careers panel featuring Naomi Cohen-Shields ‘20, Noah Mihan ‘19, Ellen Scott-Young ‘20 and Christian Rivera ‘14, all of which have been actively involved in sustainability efforts both during their years at Princeton and beyond the Orange Bubble.

Summer internships are just one way you can explore career paths and build skills. In this interactive session, learn ways to make the most of the summer between your first and sophomore years of college though campus or international employment, volunteer work, self-study and more!

Do you have a quick question for a career adviser? The Center for Career Development will be offering 15-minute virtual drop-in sessions for undergraduate students every Friday this spring between noon and 4 p.m.

Do you have a quick question for a career adviser? The Center for Career Development will be offering 15-minute virtual drop-in sessions for undergraduate students every Friday this spring between noon and 4 p.m.

This three-parts series features alumni working in a variety of different fields who will discuss the connections between their concentrations and studies at Princeton and their career journeys. 

A panel of visual arts alumni will speak about their careers, providing students and recent graduates with insights into potential paths after graduation.  

Stage designer Lawrence E. Moten III and multimedia artist and performer Lex Brown ‘12 will discuss effective ways to present your work in digital platforms. The discussion will revolve around creating online portfolios and the communication/presentation of work and ethos in the digital realm.  

Visiting Professor of Creative Writing Rowan Ricardo Phillips will host a workshop to discuss the writing life and the business of writing. He will be joined by contributing writer for The New Yorker, poet and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eliza Griswold '95. 

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This event will paint a landscape of the world of professional dance, with a focus on the contemporary dance scene and the challenges ahead. During the 90-minute session, we will discuss why networking is essential, navigating life as a freelance artist and the value of self-care practices.

Co-presented by the Lewis Center for the Arts...

Do you have a quick question for a career adviser? The Center for Career Development will be offering 15-minute virtual drop-in sessions for undergraduate students every Friday this spring between noon and 4 p.m.

Do you have a quick question for a career adviser? The Center for Career Development will be offering 15-minute virtual drop-in sessions for undergraduate students every Friday this spring between noon and 4 p.m.