Resources
The Pace Center strives to make Princeton’s unofficial motto, “In the
Nation’s Service and in the Service of All Nations,” meaningful,
tangible, and achievable for the entire Princeton University community.
Pace defines civic engagement as taking action to identify and address
issues of public concern. At Princeton, civic engagement builds on
resources, skills, expertise, and knowledge both here and in the broader
community to promote the common good in a manner that is consistent with
the campus mission of research, learning, and service.
To stay informed about lectures, panel discussions, events, internships, fellowship, and volunteer opportunities, you can sign up for the Pace Center’s weekly Civic Engagement and Public Service Newsletter by e-mailing Pace at: pace@princeton.edu.
For further information on the civic engagement and public service programs and organizations described in this brochure, use the Web links included in the following list. To pursue new opportunities for civic engagement at Princeton, contact the Pace Center. (E-mail: pace@princeton.edu, Telephone: 609-258-7260, Web site:pace.princeton.edu)
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Alumni Council Committee on Community Service
alumni.princeton.edu/~cs -
Carl A. Fields Center for Equality and Cultural Understanding
www.princeton.edu/~caf -
Class of 1969 Community Service Fund
www.69csf.org -
Community Action
www.princeton.edu/~svc/ca -
Community-Based Learning Initiative (CBLI)
www.princeton.edu/~cbli -
Community House
www.princeton.edu/~house -
Eating Clubs
www.princeton.edu/odus/living/clubs -
International Center
www.princeton.edu/~intlctr -
International Internship Program
www.princeton.edu/~iip -
James Madison Program
web.princeton.edu/sites/jmadison -
Office of Religious Life
web.princeton.edu/sites/chapel -
Outdoor Action Program
www.princeton.edu/~oa/index.shtml -
Pace Center
pace.princeton.edu -
Policy Research Institute for the Region (PRIOR)
region.princeton.edu -
Princeton-Blairstown Center
web.princeton.edu/sites/pbcenter -
Princeton Environmental Institute (PEI)
web.princeton.edu/sites/pei -
Princeton in Africa
www.princeton.edu/~piaf -
Princeton in Asia
www.princeton.edu/~pia -
Princeton in Latin America
www.princeton.edu/~pila -
Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies (PIIRS)
www.princeton.edu/~piirs -
Princeton Justice Project
www.princeton.edu/~justice -
Princeton Project 55
www.project55.org -
Program in Teacher Preparation
www.princeton.edu/teacher -
ReachOut 56
www.reachout56.com -
Residential Colleges
www.princeton.edu/rc -
Student Organizations (list maintained by the Office of the Dean of
Undergraduate Students)
www.princeton.edu/odus/activities/organizations -
Student Task Force on Civic Values
www.princeton.edu/~apfreder/STFCV -
Student Volunteers Council (SVC)
www.princeton.edu/~svc -
University Center for Human Values
www.princeton.edu/~uchv -
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
wws.princeton.edu
Pace Center
Frist Campus Center
Princeton, NJ 08544-1100
phone: 609-258-7260
e-mail: pace@princeton.edu
Web site: pace.princeton.edu
Written by Karin Dienst; designed by Micole Sharlin; design assistance
provided by Shani Hilton; Office of Communications
Edited by Elsie M. Sheidler, Pace Center
Published by the Pace Center
In the Nation’s Service and in the Service of All Nations
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