Postgraduate Public Service Fellowships
Current High Meadows Fellows (from left) Allison Tracy '10, Alex Brady '10, and Jake Hiller '10 talk represent the fellowship program at the 2011 General Interest Career Fair at Dillon Gym on Sept. 23, 2011.
The two fellowship programs administered by the Pace Center provide two-year, paid fellowships which are funded and managed by the University. Fellowships are limited to Princeton University seniors. Citizen eligibility varies by fellowship sponsor organization.
The High Meadows Fellowship program is open to Princeton seniors and places new graduates in two-year, paid, U.S.-based positions with four non-profit organizations, Environmental Defense Fund, The Food Project, Vermont Community Foundation, and Climate Central. The organizations’ common focus is to protect the environment and build environmental sustainability, or bring an environmental focus to building community capacity and increasing the self-sufficiency of community residents.
The Charles W. Puttkammer ’58 Prisoner Reentry Fellowship program is open to Princeton seniors and places a new graduate in a two-year, paid position with the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice (NJISJ) located in Newark, NJ. The focus of the Puttkammer Prisoner Reentry Fellowship is to raise the profile of prisoner reentry issues for state decision-makers and local communities, and to help protect communities from the negative impacts of reentry.
Other Princeton-affiliated postgraduate fellowship programs