Academic Programming

The goal of academic programming for alumni is to facilitate lifelong learning by connecting Princeton alumni to the academic richness of Princeton today, through the regional Speaker's Bureau, online and on campus lectures and panels, the Princeton Pre-read and other faculty books.

Pre-Read

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The Pre-read program, initiated by President Eisgruber in 2013, introduces incoming freshmen to Princeton's intellectual life. Alumni and other University community members also are encouraged to read and discuss the Pre-read selection.

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Speakers Bureau

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Many members of the faculty and administration welcome the opportunity to travel to deliver talks to Princetonians across the country. Examples include: "The Battle Against Metastatic Cancer: Is the Tide Turning?," "Amping Up the Impact: Teaching Innovation to Tigers" and "The Novel of the Century".

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Faculty Books

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View a list of books written by faculty and emeritus faculty

PAW Books and Media

Princeton Online

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Living at a distance from campus shouldn't preclude your participation in Alumni Education. As long as you have an Internet connection, you have access to lifelong learning at Princeton.

Princeton Online

Game Day Lecture

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Every fall, the Office of Alumni Affairs sponsors lectures on the mornings of selected home football games.

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Virtual Learning Offerings

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Educational Offerings Online

Alumni Event Lectures
Princeton Library Alumni Resources
Princeton University Media Central
WooCasts
Princeton YouTube