Year's End Approaches, but the Most Exciting Moments Lie Ahead
In the heart of May, Princeton University welcomes its alumni and some students for a three-day celebration known as Reunions. This annual event, a reminder of Princeton's enduring community, takes place on the university campus.
Emma Kaeser, the Social Sciences Correspondent, reports that Reunions offers a chance to attend events missed during the school year, such as panels on climate change and networking opportunities. The Frist Film and Performance Theater will host a free ballet performance by Princeton University Ballet during Reunions on May 28.
The Alumni Association plays a significant role in organising community service initiatives during Reunions. Projects with The Kids Against Hunger Coalition and Boys & Girls Clubs of Mercer County are among the activities that encourage alumni to give back to the community.
Reunions also features Alumni-Faculty Forums (AFFs), discussions on various topics such as career advice, foreign relations, and biotechnology. However, the specific details about "The Alumni Advantage", one of the AFFs, were not provided in the article.
For those interested in networking and career development, the Committee on Careers Reunions Conference offers a structured event to help participants connect, improve resumes, and enhance LinkedIn profiles.
This year's Reunions promises to be a lively affair, with fun parties, big events like the P-rade, and opportunities for networking and learning. The event is open to all alumni, and interested individuals can find more information about AFFs, community service initiatives, and the ballet performance on the provided links.
The article was published in "Student Life" and "our blog News". It serves as a reminder that Princeton's network is a valuable resource for its alumni, and Reunions is an excellent opportunity to tap into it.
