The Princeton Internship and Fellowship Program Showcase Week features campus offices and affiliates that offer domestic and international internship and fellowship opportunities.
About Princeton Project 55 Fellowships:
The Princeton Internship and Fellowship Program Showcase Week features campus offices and affiliates that offer domestic and international internship and fellowship opportunities.
Princeton Startup Immersion Program 10-week internships with startup companies in NYC, Shanghai and Tel Aviv. Stipends, cohort living, extracurricular programming, housing included.
The Princeton Internship and Fellowship Program Showcase Week features campus offices and affiliates that offer domestic and international internship and fellowship opportunities. Each session features one program where you will learn their offerings, application information and experiences of past participants.
About the Faith-Based Internships Program:
he Princeton Internship and Fellowship Program Showcase Week features campus offices and affiliates that offer domestic and international internship and fellowship opportunities. Each session features one program where you will learn their offerings, application information and experiences of past participants.
About Princeton Internships in Civic Service (PICS):
The Princeton Internship and Fellowship Program Showcase Week features campus offices and affiliates that offer domestic and international internship and fellowship opportunities.
About ReMatch+ and OURSIP (Office of Undergraduate Research Internship Funding):
Wade Rakes '02
The Center for Career Development will be offering 15-minute virtual drop-in sessions for undergraduate students between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, from Aug. 31 – Sept. 11.
Common questions covered during drop-in sessions include:
• Learning more about our center and its resources
• Resume and cover letter reviews
• Job/internship/fellowship application help
• Questions about networking strategies and how to contact alumni
• LinkedIn profile help
• Preparing for campus recruiting and career fairs
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.
Common questions covered during drop-in sessions include:
- Learning more about our center and its resources
- Resume and cover letter reviews
- Job/internship/fellowship application help
- Questions about networking strategies and how to contact alumni
- LinkedIn profile help
As you prepare to graduate into an uncertain economy, there is no better time than now to learn how to create a plan for your finances as you enter the job market, start earning income and begin pursuing your financial goals. Having a plan in place can make all the difference in getting ahead. Join Bola Sokunbi, a Certified Financial Education Instructor, for this workshop and Q&A session on how to create a solid plan for your finances to build real wealth.
This cohort group is for seniors who are starting to search for post-graduation jobs.
Looking for a job is a journey, and why not do that alongside peers who can support each other in the process? This casual, supportive group will meet weekly over a month to help you put a plan together and stick to it.
Group meetings will take place from 4:30-5:30 p.m. on April 15, 22, 29 and May 6. Career advisers will facilitate the sessions. Space is limited. Register by Friday, April 10.
