Community Action welcomes first-year students to service and community at Princeton.

PSCI (Princeton Student Climate Initiative) is dedicated to providing an outlet for students to learn about, engage with, and have a positive impact on climate change. We are focused on advocacy and raising awareness around climate solutions, through writing op-eds, making infographics, hosting call-a-thons, and more.

Undergraduate students design and engage in service-related summer internships and projects, and connect those experiences to their academic work and career.

Princeton RISE matches partners and students to address racial justice and contribute to campus and community projects.

Princeton Splash is an organization focused on spreading enthusiasm for learning.

Princeton Internships in Civic Service (PICS) is an alumni-founded program with the John H. Pace, Jr. '39 Center for Civic Engagement that provides Princeton undergraduates paid summer internships in nonprofit organizations.

The Princeton chapter of Best Buddies hosts monthly on campus events at which community members with intellectual disabilities and Princeton students hang out and participate in fun activities

Brings together musicians from Princeton with local nursing homes, assisted living homes, and hospice communities.

During the Community House SAT Prep, volunteers teach math and English sessions and provide one-on-one tutoring to help high school students develop standardized test-taking skills.

Community House After School Programs enable middle and high school students to 

Community Action Fellows introduce first-year students to community at Princeton and the surrounding area.

The Nancy Weiss Malkiel Fellowship supports first-generation college students at Princeton who are interested in working alongside community partners to expand educational access.

Undergraduate students design their own grassroots peace projects as part of a national collaboration.

The Civic Leadership Council (CLC) fosters an environment of community-building and professional skill development for Princeton students involved in civic engagement efforts.

The Wilderness Society’s Strategy & Policy Department works to leverage law and policy to advance organizational priorities through strategic national policy campaigns. The Department combines campaign organizing skills with legal and policy expertise to make real progress on the biggest issues facing our public lands, communities and country. 

This Fellow will join either the Climate Science or the Research and Communications teams depending on their interests. Applicants to Climate Central should indicate in their cover letter whether they wish to be considered for a role in the Research & Communications Track, the Climate Science Track, or both.

Using farming, food justice, and community engagement as the catalysts, The Food Project brings youth together across their differences - intentionally nurturing relationships between youth from cities and suburbs - and develops leaders. Food Project youth learn about food equity and racial justice while developing critical job readiness skills.

EDF’s People & Nature Team, through its Climate Resilient Fisheries and Oceans initiative, is working to safeguard the oceans and protect nature, while feeding the planet, creating more secure livelihoods and bolstering more equitable societies for human well-being. 

EDF’s Climate Resilient Coasts and Watersheds (C&W) program works in a bold and collaborative manner to ensure resilient ecosystems and communities along coasts and rivers thrive with water and are safe, equitable and prosperous places to live, work and play.

The Climate Risk Fellow will primarily work with Legal & Regulatory & EDF+Business teams on federal and state projects aimed at aligning investment decision-making with durable climate policy.

Through advocacy and activism, student organizations provide students with the opportunity to find their voice and support equity in communities or on behalf of a social issue.