Woodrow Wilson Action Committee

After-school programs for youth: Tutoring, Mentoring, Boxing, and more.  
Time: TBD based on student interest. Likely 3:45 to 5:45pm, travel incl., carpooled.
Contact: Phil Hannam, phannam@princeton.edu, 301-875-3530

Serve as a one-on-one mentor to a HS junior or senior, helping the student explore college and career opportunities, get into college, and develop their communication, critical thinking, planning, and social capital skills. One-year commitment required.
Time: Tu, W, Th, 2:30-4:30, incl. travel, carpooled. You commit to one slot a week to meet your mentee (TBD each semester), plus exchange at least one e-mail per week.
Contact: Phil Hannam, phannam@princeton.edu, 301-875-3530

Teach young male and/or female inmates English and/or math. Coordinated by Pace Center. http://www.princeton.edu/pace/home/programs/prisonereducation/
Time: About 5 hours per class incl. travel, your car or a P.U. car.  Minimum of 4 classes a term.
Woo Contact: Phil Hannam, phannam@princeton.edu, 301-875-3530

Plan December 13th to support the Greater Donnelly Initiative.  This big event is the main source of funding for a very grassroots, volunteer-driven, community organization in a dramatically underserved neighborhood in Trenton.
Time: Varies, and is flexible!
Contact: Phil Hannam, phannam@princeton.edu, 301-875-3530

Help majority-Latino patients speak with medical staff.
Full fluency required.  They offer orientation incl. protocol and vocabulary.
Time: 9am-12pm, 1:30-5pm daily.  You must commit to one slot a week.  You can split a slot with another volunteer if desired.
Contact: Phil Hannam, phannam@princeton.edu, 301-875-3530

If you want to do something that’s not listed – or already are! – contact us!   We’d like to help you realize your plans and help you get more people involved!

For more information on any of the above programs, contact WWAC Community Service co-chairs Logan Clark and Phil Hannam.