The mission of A4P is to support the community of Princeton alumni in advancing issues of interest to the Asian and Asian-American community in student life, University affairs, personal and professional development, and community service. At a national level A4P has a Board of Governors and many standing committees. Regional leaders help to plan events and liaise with the regional association. 

For more information contact: a4ptiger@gmail.com.

ABPA engages in activities and programs that strengthen relationships among Black alumni and between Black Princetonians and the broader University community by facilitating the mutual sharing of resources. ABPA seeks involvement from alumni in a variety of ways. Alumni can nominate themselves or others to serve on the national board, which plans and implements programs and events to engage Black alumni. Alumni can also volunteer to serve on the board committees or be a regional chapter leader. 

For more information contact: princetonabpa@gmail.com.

The Association of Jewish Princeton Alumni (AJPA) is an alumni affinity organization that seeks to build lasting bonds among Princeton’s Jewish alumni, reinforce connections between Jewish Princetonians and the broader University community, celebrate Jewish culture and tradition, and advance issues of particular interest to Jewish alumni, including efforts to counter antisemitism. 

For more information contact: ajpa1746@gmail.com

The objectives and purposes of ALPA are to advance the interests, welfare and educational aims of the broader University through the promotion and advancement of the interests and welfare of its Latino alumni and Latino students at the University. ALPA has a national board with a variety of committees through which alumni can engage. 

For more information contact: alpa.princeton@gmail.com

The mission of the Native Alumni of Princeton (NAP) is to support and strengthen the community of Princeton Native alumni, both with each other and with the University, by providing opportunities for connection and engagement, stimulating discussions and programs, personal and professional development, community service, and serving as a thought leader in Native initiatives. 

For more information contact: yolandra@alumni.princeton.edu

The Princeton University Muslim Alumni Association (PUMAA) seeks to build lasting bonds among alumni, strengthen Muslim Princeton alumni connections to the University and larger alumni community, support Muslim life on campus, and advance shared issues of interest through engagement, mentorship and celebration of faith and identity.

The Princeton Veterans Alumni Association is a nonpolitical, nonpartisan organization comprised of members of the Princeton community, including alumni, students, faculty and staff, who have served, are currently serving, or are in training for service in the Armed Forces of the United States or its allies, and their supporters and family. PVETS has a national board that seeks to promote the interests of its members.

The Princeton Women’s Network connects alumni on issues and interests that matter personally and professionally through a host of engaging activities. Regional chapter chairs help to plan events and engage with their local regional association.

QPA seeks to connect, engage, recognize and celebrate all queer Princeton alumni. Through events and partnerships QPA creates engagement pathways where queer alums of all identities can meet, interact and build community with each other and the broader alumni and University community. QPA also partners with queer student groups on campus to support their activities and inspire and motivate them as the queer leaders of tomorrow. QPA offers an inclusive community where alums can network with queer Tigers of all stripes.