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Is voting service? Yes according to a panel of current elected officials, faculty and student leaders! At Reflections on Service: Democratic Engagement & Civic Values they explored why voting matters, why elections matters and share key insight on the coming election.
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What is service? Is it helping others, making a difference, giving back? Yes, but it's also so much more. On Community Action (CA), more than 525 first-year students at Princeton are learning how service is about listening, learning and understanding as much as it is about doing.
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It's never too early to think about fall break! Applications are now open to go on a fall 2016 Breakout Princeton trip. From October 29 through November 6 you could explore a variety of social issues and pressing topics. Apply now!
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Students came together to share with the Class of 2020 what service means at Princeton and explored how college students can make an impact on important social issues with a film screening.
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Why would you serve others? Should successful service be measured exclusively in terms of the impact made on meeting a need, or solving a problem, or should the benefit, learning, or sacrifice of those who serve also be considered?
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During the summer months, it’s all too easy - for kids and adults, alike - to turn into couch-zombies subservient to the next episode in our Netflix queues. But not at Community House STEAM Summer Camp.
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In the first of a series of summer conversations, students gathered to discuss what service means at Princeton and hear how three students are tackling summer projects that contribute to service in different ways.
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On Friday, May 6, the Princeton University Men’s Basketball Team led a Field Day at the Princeton Nursery School in collaboration with the Community House Princeton Nursery School (PNS) Project.
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Pace Center Summer Associates aren't just tackling important projects, they're learning about service too! Manisha Sivaiah '18 shares what it was like to volunteer with Amber Lin '19, a Pace Center Bogle Fellow, and Tim Michiels, a PhD student, at Forbes garden.
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Two Princeton University projects will be working this summer with youth in the U.S. and Hungary to foster understanding, ease social tensions, and build collaboration. Learn more about their projects!
News and stories
Wednesday, Sep 14, 2016
Is voting service? Yes according to a panel of current elected officials, faculty and student leaders! At Reflections on Service: Democratic Engagement & Civic Values they explored why voting matters, why elections matters and share key insight on the coming election.
Friday, Sep 9, 2016
Is voting service? Join us and your fellow classmates on Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 4:30 PM in McCormick 106 to discover how you can engage in the democratic process and incorporate civic engagement into your campus life.
Thursday, Sep 8, 2016
What is service? Is it helping others, making a difference, giving back? Yes, but it's also so much more. On Community Action (CA), more than 525 first-year students at Princeton are learning how service is about listening, learning and understanding as much as it is about doing.
Upcoming Events
9:00 am to 11:00 am
Wed, Oct 5, 2016The Pace Center for Civic Engagement partners with Enterprise CarShare to oversee eight vehicles for Pace Center programs, service projects and student organizations to use to engage in the community. In order for Princeton students to access these vehicles, they must be VanCertified with Public Safety, provide specific documentation to the Pace Center and participate in Enterprise CarShare Training.
12:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Fri, Oct 7, 2016The Pace Center for Civic Engagement partners with Enterprise CarShare to oversee eight vehicles for Pace Center programs, service projects and student organizations to use to engage in the community. In order for Princeton students to access these vehicles, they must be VanCertified with Public Safety, provide specific documentation to the Pace Center and participate in Enterprise CarShare Training.
11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Sat, Oct 8, 2016Open to campus and community partners.
Location: Community House Tutoring Room