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| Our speaker, Mark Schlissel, MD, PhD, 14th President of the University of Michigan and an alumnus of Princeton University. In the foreground, University of Michigan Regent Katherine White, also an alumna of Princeton. Seated at the right is John Teeter, our Alumni Schools Committee Chair. |
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| A table with newly admitted students and their parents. Go Class of 2019! |
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| Our event at the Barton Hills Country Club. |
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| Princeton Prize 2015 winner Abhijay Kumar with Co-Chairs Jason Michener '03 and Tara Michener
More info on Abhijay Kumar
in the Farmington Voice
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| Princeton Prize 2015 winner Sharon Szabo with Co-Chairs Jason and Tara. |
Thanks to all of our interviewers for helping contact student applicants. Please join us if you are interested in helping to interview Michigan applicants. John Teeter, our Alumni Schools Committee Chair, will update us all on how many students we are interviewing and answer any questions you may have.Tuesday March 3, 2015 evening (likely 6:30PM) Career and Life Vision: Define Your Legacy. Location: NEW Center, 1100 North Main St., Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Our own Nan Reed Twiss '83 will facilitate this interactive event that draws on materials created by the Alumni Council Committee on Career and the Office of Career Services at Princeton University.Thursday April 9 - Princeton Club Annual Dinner - evening time/location TBD in Ann Arbor.
Speaker will be University of Michigan President and Princeton alumnus, spouse, and parent: Dr. Mark Schlissel '79 S79 P09 P13
Dear Princeton Club of Michigan Members,
The Muslim-Jewish Dialogue (MJD) group is comprised of a group of Princeton students dedicated to engaging in dialogue, text studies and community service and providing each other the opportunity to take action and develop deeper understanding of complex interfaith issues through community immersion, direct service, group discussions and reflection activities.
This year we are hoping to spend our intersession break (January 25 - 30, 2015) near Detroit learning about successful models of Muslim and Jewish communities coexisting together. The trip itself is focused on community service and will bring along a diverse group of students who share a passion for interfaith dialogue. It is being organized under the supervision of Princeton Muslim Student Association (MSA) and the Center for Jewish Life (CJL) on campus. By spending our break in Detroit and visiting a variety of Muslim and Jewish organizations, we hope to gain a better understanding of interfaith dialogue and use the knowledge we gain throughout the week as a jumping off point to engage in service activities once we return to campus.
In the past, engaging with the Princeton alumni community has been vital to the success of such alternative break trips. That's why we are hoping to connect with members of the Princeton Club of Michigan who would be willing to offer housing and host the 12 of us for any duration of the break.
We will be bringing our own sleeping bags and groceries and cook for ourselves so no special accommodation would be necessary. We would also love to cook for our host family and be extremely diligent toward the privacy and convenience of our hosts! Thank you in advance for your consideration.
Best Regards,
The Princeton MJD
