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Contact Us
You can reach us by e-mailing ppac@princeton.edu or by contacting any of the elected PAC board members listed below
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Oy! Hi. I am Kate Adamson, class of 2011. Somehow ended up in this position because I think the performing arts community at this school is a really great thing. I stand by that. It is. The people involved in these programs could very well be the most expansive and diverse group of people on campus-- and, even more impressive, yes, is the number of people these completely student-run groups reach. Guaranteed, every undergrad on this campus has at least one close friend in one of our groups. Anyways, glad to have contributed to the movement, but my tenure only lasts another 2 months. Final thought: if you have yet to see a show, dig in. |
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Alexis Morgan is a senior in the History Department concentrating in US History with a certificate in African American Studies. She is a member of BAC: Dance and diSiac Dance Company.
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Laura is a senior in the politics department with a French certificate. She has served as technical director for the Princeton University Plays and her name appears in countless production teams with the Department of Theater and Dance, Theatre Intime, eXpressions, Juggling Club, and even the music department. When she is not hanging lights at Matthews Acting Studio, you might find her working at the Woodrow Wilson School, the Princeton Animal Welfare Society, Princeton University College Democrats, Princeton Progressive Nation, or Native Americans at Princeton. As last term’s vice-president, she enjoyed her time with PAC and is pleased to have stayed on to continue serving the performing arts community at Princeton. |
| I was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, where I attended Philippa Schuyler Middle School for the Gifted and talented. Here, I developed my passion for singing and acting and honed my skills. Philippa Schuyler also introduced me to an amazing extracurricular program Prep for Prep 9, which prepared urban low-income black youth to gained admission to and to excel in a New England boarding school. Accordingly, I spent my four years of high school in Lakeville, Connecticut at The Hotchkiss School, where I continued my singing and acting career but also found a new love for dance. Finally at Princeton, I dance with Disiac Dance Company and sing with the Princeton University Gospel Ensemble. The performing arts have played a vital role in my life, and I am honored to have a position of the Princeton Arts Council, representing student performing arts groups before the administration. |
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