Senior Associate Dean and Director Kubu provides strategic vision and leads the efforts of the Graduate School in developing a comprehensive and integrated model of professional development to engage all graduate students and prepare them with the skills and competencies needed for career success across all fields of endeavor. She and her team spearheaded the GradFUTURES campus-wide initiative to ensure that professional development is an intrinsic and transformative part of graduate education at Princeton. 

Eva has more than two decades of leadership experience within the field of higher education career services. Prior to joining the Graduate School, Eva served as Director of Career Services at Princeton where she led the career center in serving all undergraduates, graduate students, and alumni. She oversaw a management team responsible for career advising, educational and experiential programming, employer relations/on-campus recruiting, marketing and communications, alumni engagement, technology, assessment, and finance. Earlier in her career, Eva managed marketing and communications for the three regional career centers of Rutgers University. She was also the managing partner of an executive coaching firm and served as the associate director of career services and adjunct faculty member at DeVry University.

Please see news story of her appointment here.

Areas of Responsibility:

• Lead the efforts of the Graduate School in developing a comprehensive and integrated program of professional development offerings for all graduate students
• Provide strategic vision and leadership of the GradFUTURES programmatic hub devoted to graduate student professional development, ensuring that its launch is successful, and that its mission is well communicated
• Establish and expand key partnerships with students, faculty, staff, industry and alumni
• Ensure that Princeton is identifiable as a leader in making professional development an integral part of the formal and co-curricular education that our graduate students receive