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PA3 Members - Annual Dues

 

 

Dear Fellow Princeton Area Alumni:

 

 

 

 

Summer is winding down.  Soon the leaves will be turning, the weather will be cooling, students will be arriving on campus, and the Princeton Tigers Football team will start their defense of their 2016 Ivy Championship. 

 

 

 

 

As an area alum you have the benefit of staying connected to Princeton, and the added benefit of being a member of one of the largest regional alumni associations, the Princeton Area Alumni Association (PA3) (www.princetonaaa.org).  The PA3 boasts over 3000 undergraduate and graduate alums, spouses, and parents of current students.  As a member, are welcome to attend any of the 50+ events we hold annually.  This includes monthly “First Friday” luncheons with a current PhD student, monthly “Propellers” on the Second Tuesday of each month featuring a Princeton entrepreneur, and a monthly book club.  In addition, we host a number of ad-hoc events including social happy hours, career and networking events, community service projects, lectures, seminars, exhibitions, performances, and much more.  Finally we work with the University to support various student-related activities including hosting students for Thanksgiving and other holidays, mentoring, etc.  We also have an Annual Dinner, which has had a number of interesting speakers.  

 

 

 

 

My plea to you today is to encourage you to become a “dues-paying member.”  Dues-Paying members get discounted admission to our paid events, but more importantly, dues provide support for our various activities.  We are proud to have sponsored numerous PICS (Princeton Internships in Civic Service) summer internships for current students, which have been made possible by the generosity of our dues paying members.  Simply put, the more dues we collect, the more Princeton students can be "In Our Nation's (and local communities') Service"

 

 

Annual dues are only $30 ($20 if you are a recent graduate within the past 10 years).  You can also show a stronger level of support by being a “Top Tiger” with a $100 contribution.

 As the next generation of alumni make their way back to campus, it is a perfect time to become a dues-paying member.  Just visit:  

http://princetonaaa.org/dues
 

 

 

You can pay by credit card or check online, but if you prefer to mail a check, please make it payable to the Princeton Area Alumni Association, and send it to our Treasurer, Fouad J. Masrieh *69 (fjmasrieh@gmail.com): 

 

 

Fouad J. Masrieh

1009 Barclay Blvd

Princeton, NJ 08540

 

Thank you again for your support!

 

 

Jeremy G. Dongilli '99

 

Membership Chair

dongilli@alumni.princeton.edu

 

 

 

 

 

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Calling All PA3 Members - Dues are Due! ( Friday, August 18, 2017 - 9:35 AM to Monday, September 18, 2017 - 9:35 AM )

Your active membership and dues keep PA3 alive and thriving, serving you and upcoming generations of alumni!

Please read this heartfelt appeal letter from Membership Chair Jeremy Dongilli '99:

http://www.princetonaaa.org/posts/373

Please follow the link in Jeremy's letter to pay them now.


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Lydia to Receive CAPA Award!

PA3's own Lydia Zaininger '83 has been selected as the 2017 recipient of the prestigious Alumni Council Committee on Academic Programs for Alumni (CAPA) Award for Excellence in Alumni Education. The award has been presented annually by CAPA since 2003 to an individual or group who has made an outstanding contribution to alumni education at Princeton, with a special emphasis placed on service over a significant period of time. Lydia is being honored for her service and commitment as an active member and activities chair of PA3 and as the organizer extraordinaire of the fabulous First Fridays luncheon series. The award will be presented at the Alumni Council Luncheon this Friday, June 2. Congratulations Lydia on this achievement. 
Come out and Cheer her on!

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Earth Day Beach Sweep with Penn Club

Earth Day Beach Sweep with the Penn Club of Central NJ

Saturday, April 22

Earth Day community service: PA3 members joined the Penn Club of Central New Jersey in Clean Ocean Action's 32nd Annual Beach Sweep in Long Branch NJ!  They had a great time AND made a clean sweep!  See photos below.  Join us next year!


Penn Club of Central New Jersey
Nancy Roberts, C'86, Jason Carter, WG'11, Sue Kraeutler, W'84, Pat O'Grady, W'77, Laurie Weingarten, W'86, and Harold Zullow, GR'88

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... Why is Jim Farrin '58 Sending College Students to Prison?!?!




The Petey Greene Program
PA3 and Princeton AlumniCorps

invite you to join us
for a Reception and Presentation


featuring
THE PETEY GREENE PROGRAM


Wednesday, January 18th, 2017
from 6-8 pm

at Princeton AlumniCorps
12 Stockton St, Princeton


Jim Farrin, Class of 1958 and Walter Fortson, formerly incarcerated spokesman of The Petey Greene Program, will speak about the program's mission to supplement education in correctional institutions by preparing volunteers, primarily college students, to provide free, quality tutoring and related programming to support the academic achievement of incarcerated people.

Read Jim Farrin's recent piece in USA Today as well as recent press.

The Petey Greene Program was founded by Charles Puttkamer '58 and the program was selected as the 50th reunion Service Project for the Class of 1958 in 2008.

You are certain to be impressed and inspired.

Petey Greene Program


Mix and mingle over wine, beer, soft drinks and hors d'oeuvres.

PA3 is grateful to Princeton AlumniCorps (formerly known as Princeton Project 55) for hosting us at its headquarters!

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Sponsored by PA3 and Princeton AlumniCorps, attendance is free but registration is required, by email to: activities@princetonaaa.org
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Join us for an inspiring evening with Jim Farrin and Walter Fortson of the Petey Greene Program, which provides quality tutoring and related educational services to support incarcerated students in achieving their academic goals

Location: Princeton AlumniCorps, 12 Stockton St, Princeton
Cost: Gratis
Organized by: PA3 + Princeton AlumniCorps + Petey Greene Program

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Thanksgiving Hosting

VOLUNTEER TO HOST AN INTERNATIONAL

STUDENT/SCHOLAR FOR THANKSGIVING

www.princeton.edu/davisic

Thanksgiving Host Family Request

This year Princeton students/scholars from around the world will be offered the opportunity to celebrate Thanksgiving with an American host family in the local area through a program hosted by the Davis International Center. Princeton international students/scholars will be matched with volunteering families who will share their Thanksgiving celebration. Both international students/scholars have the chance to learn more about each others’ cultures and foster new friendships. Students/Scholars will be matched with hosts on a first-come-first-serve basis. While it is possible that there may not be enough hosts or students for all interested parties, every effort will be made to satisfy requests.

 

If you have room at your Thanksgiving table for an international student/scholar, please send the following information to Hanna Hand, hhand@princeton.edu, no later than Wednesday, November 9

Your name, address, phone, e-mail

The number of students/scholars you are able to host


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Thanksgiving Host Family Request ( Thursday, November 24, 2016 - 8:17 PM to Sunday, November 27, 2016 - 8:17 PM )

This year Princeton students/scholars from around the world
will be offered the opportunity to celebrate Thanksgiving
with an American host family in the local area through a program hosted by
the Davis International Center.
Princeton international students/scholars will be matched
with volunteering families who will share their Thanksgiving celebration.
Both international students/scholars have the chance learn more about each
others’ cultures and foster new friendships.
Students/Scholars will be matched with hosts on a first-come-first-serve basis.
While it is possible that there may not be enough hosts or students for all
interested parties, every effort will be made to satisfy requests.
If you have room at your Thanksgiving table
for an international students/scholar, please send the following
information to Hanna Hand, hhand@princeton.edu.
• Your name, address, phone, e-mail
• The number of students/scholars you are able to host?

Location: Princeton area
Organized by: Davis International Center

Posted by Princeton AAA over 7 years ago.

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