Council of the Princeton University Community
In May 1969, a Special Committee on the Structure of the University, chaired by Professor Stanley Kelley Jr., proposed the establishment of a Council of the Princeton University Community as “a permanent conference of the representatives of all major groups of the University” where “they could each raise problems that concern them and … be exposed to each other’s views.” The council first met on October 27, 1969. Typically, it meets six times during the academic year, with special meetings as needed. Copies of the CPUC Charter are available in the office of the council secretary, 1 Nassau Hall. (See more information about the CPUC in Rights, Rules, Responsibilities.)
Contact Information
Ann Halliday
Secretary to the CPUC
One Nassau Hall
Princeton, New Jersey 08544
halliday@princeton.edu
2011-12 Meeting Schedule
All meetings are on Mondays beginning at 4:30 p.m. and ending by 6:00 p.m.
September 26, 2011. 101 Friend Center (on William Street, next to Computer Science)
November 14, 2011. 101 Friend Center (on William Street, next to Computer Science)
December 12, 2011. 101 Friend Center (on William Street, next to Computer Science)
February 13, 2012. 101 Friend Center (on William Street, next to Computer Science)
March 26, 2012. 101 Friend Center (on William Street, next to Computer Science)
May 7, 2012. 101 Friend Center (on William Street, next to Computer Science)