This seminar investigates the enduring interplay between speculation and Blackness. In recent years, speculation has emerged as a key term in Black and African American Studies with speculation emerging as the site where…

Interviewing is more than just answering questions. Learn how to prepare and present yourself during an interview, as well as what you should do AFTER an interview to express your continued interest in the role. Tips for virtual interviews will be covered.

In this program, you will learn:

• Different purposes and stages of…

Enjoy the lively conversation about Lorgia García Peña’s “Community as a Rebellion: A Syllabus for Surviving Academia as a Woman of Color” in African American Studies’ new home, Morrison Hall.

RSVP by Wed, Sept 21 at 5 pm. Space is limited.

Learn about summer internships and projects Princeton students pursue in social impact, civic engagement, public policy and other related areas.

Students who participated in these types of opportunities will present on what they did, how they found the opportunity and answer any questions you have.

The program will also…

Your career development begins well before you need a job or internship. It is an ongoing process that involves discovering your interests, exploring opportunities, gaining experience and reflecting.

Going through this process - including applying for internships and jobs - while balancing it with academic work, activities and self…

The assistant director of admissions from Harvard Law School will be coming to provide students interested in Harvard Law School an information session with an emphasis on Q&A based on questions submitted by students.

*In addition to registering on Handshake, you must also register here to share your information with Harvard:…

Thinking about an internship in tech, but never considered a path in quantitative finance?

During our information session, we'll be covering the internship program, examples of past projects interns have worked on, and giving an overview on the different groups within our technology organization.

Current PDT Partners…

Author, Patrice Nganang - Guest of Honor

Food will be served, please list any allergies or dietary restrictions. 

Please contact mandrie@princeton.edu(link sends e-mail) if you require any special accommodations in order to attend. 

Sponsored by: The Department…

The distinction between "negative" and "positive" freedom focuses on the political and ethical subject's relationships with herself and with other people. Materialists have tended to focus more on the direct contribution of the social circumstances in which the subject finds herself (e.g. her relationship to the means of production and the…

D. E. Shaw Research is hosting a recruiting talk and information session, presented by members of our technical team, about our research and the opportunities available here.

D. E. Shaw Research (DESRES) is a New York-based drug discovery and computational biochemistry research company developing and using advanced computational…

The annual James Baldwin Lecture series was launched March 29, 2006, aiming to celebrate the work of Princeton faculty and to provide an occasion for the intellectual community to reflect on the issue of race and American democracy. The lectures also honor the work of the late essayist James Baldwin, one of America’s most powerful cultural critics.

While Black voices have been unjustly marginalized in the dominant narratives of American cinema, Black talent has a long history of enriching the movies, often operating brilliantly within the restraints set by independent production and distribution. With Princeton professor Kinohi Nishikawa as our guest curator for this series, we’ve recruited a roster of experts to speak on films ranging in release date, subject matter, and genre. Taken together, these films represent an evocative cross-section of the Black experience as reflected at the movies.

This seminar investigates the enduring interplay between speculation and Blackness. In recent years, speculation has emerged as a key term in Black and African American Studies with speculation emerging as the site where…

The Caribbean Studies Speakers Series represents a collective effort to foreground Caribbean Studies at Princeton University by convening a group of scholars based on their innovative research in and on the region. From experimental soundscapes and digital self-writing to archival pedagogies and emancipatory memory, the works of these pioneers cross academic disciplines, not to mention historical, linguistic, and national boundaries.

Thinking about your career during sophomore year may sound early but it’s a perfect time to get started. Learning about the many paths Princeton students take after graduation and steps you can take now to explore your own interests will help you avoid stress and put you in a good position to find work that excites you after graduation.

Past speakers: Nell Painter, Wendy Belcher, Kinohi Nishikawa, Stacey Sinclair, Eddie Glaude, Nijah Cunningham, Anna Arabindan-Kesson

Rotational programs provide exposure to many different roles within an organization. Instead of being hired to work in just one job or department, participants gather in-depth experience by rotating through multiple roles and departments.

Industry Insights is a series of programs led by alumni and employers, which help participants…

Are you wondering what an internship search is like?

Peer Career Advisers (PCAs) will go over the internship search process step-by-step and teach you how to take advantage of programs, events and resources at Princeton and through the Center for Career Development.

They will also discuss the importance of self-care and a…

Are you considering law school and want to learn about the pre-law experience at Princeton? Brandon Treviño, the pre-law adviser, will share how you can explore pre-law as an undergraduate.

During this program, you will find out what you can be doing to prepare for and explore law school.

Please use your Princeton Zoom…

Interviewing is a critical skill you need for your entire professional life.

This cohort group will cover the basics of interviewing and the different types of interview questions, and provide an opportunity to build confidence and skills in a small, friendly, supportive environment. You will also have an opportunity to practice…