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Jenny Greene Wins Presidential Mentoring Award for Prison Teaching Initiative

Congratulations to professor Jenny Greene, who was awarded the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring by President Biden on January 13. As co-founder and director of Princeton’s Prison Teaching Initiative (PTI), the award recognizes Professor Greene’s leadership of the program, which…

Senior Jasper Lydon honored with Glickman Prize
 

Princeton University senior Jasper Lydon '24 believes in the power of community, and has demonstrated a thoughtful and engaged approach to being in community with others, learning from and building up different communities time and again throughout their service and academic pursuits. For Jasper, “community begins with open…

Sebastián Ramírez will be the next Director of Service Focus

Sebastián Ramírez Hernández, a lecturer in the Department of Anthropology, has been named the next director of Service Focus. 

Ramírez has been a faculty mentor for the Service Focus Health and Care cohort since 2020. “Sebastián is able to establish rapport with individual students, and also challenge them to think more deeply…

What’s your Service Focus? Career Stories in the Service of Community

 

Career Stories in the Service of Community

Community and relationship building was a central theme discussed by Krystal Cohen ‘21, Madison Mellinger ‘23, and Chitra Parikh ‘21 as they engaged in dialogue with moderator Rob Falk ‘85, about living a life of meaning in the service of others. They gathered with an audience…

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