We’re here to offer support from the moment you arrive at Princeton to graduation! The Graduate Student Affairs team is committed to serving diverse needs, fostering a sense of community, enhancing the quality of the Princeton experience, and resolving campus and community concerns. Please reach out to us at 609-258-3028 from 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Summer hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.), or by emailing [email protected]. We’re always here to assist and support you. How We Can Help Support: Get proactive insight and referrals to navigate personal difficulties. Engagement: Find ways to engage with your community through intellectual, cultural, social, and service-oriented programs. Residential Life: Manage your residential, dining, and apartment life, and understand policies and procedures. Policy: Navigate institutional policies, find mediation assistance in the case of grievances or complaints, and find resolutions to your concerns. Crisis Management: Get help if you ever experience medical, psychological, or other emergencies. Orientation: Find your place as you join the Princeton graduate community. Commencement: Celebrate your accomplishments during our Hooding and Recognition Ceremony and Commencement events. Family-focused initiatives: Meet the needs and demands of your personal and family life while successfully pursuing your degree. Meet Your Community Associates Community Associates (CAs) are full-time graduate students who are part of the Graduate Student Affairs team. They work on a part-time basis to: Enhance graduate student life Build a sense of community Plan a variety of events and programs Help with residential matters Alicia Zhang G4(organizes events at Meadows Apartments, on-campus, off-campusHello! I’m a fourth year PhD student in Economics studying macroeconomics and labor markets. I grew up in Minnesota, and I enjoy running, playing tennis, and making caffeinated drinks in my free time. I’m excited to meet you all and go on some fun adventures together this year! Eli Doris G5(organizes events at the Lawrence Apartments, on-campus, off-campus)Hello everyone! I'm Eli, a fifth-year graduate student in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department. My research focuses on integrated and neuromorphic photonics. Outside of that, I like to collect musical instruments, write and solve logic puzzles, and find excuses to roll many-sided dice. I live in the Lawrence apartments and I look forward to meeting many of you there! I can also be found there most evenings walking my cat Bobo, who would also love to meet you all! Anna Jacobson G6(organizes events at Lakeside Apartments, on-campus, off-campus)I am Annie - a sixth-year studying energy systems modeling. I am from NYC originally and went to Tufts for undergrad. When not working or walking the dog, I like to play board games and crochet. I formerly served on the Graduate Student Government - I am excited to get to know you all this year as a CA at Lakeside. Jeronimo Martinez Garcia Cors G4 Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (organizes events at Lakeside Apartments, on-campus, off-campus) Hi! I am Jeronimo, a fourth-year PhD student in the electrical engineering department. My research is in quantum information where I use quantum hardware to study physics problems. I was born in Mexico City but grew up in Miami, Florida. In my free time, I enjoy rock climbing, playing tennis, and finding new places to eat. I look forward to organizing events for this upcoming year! Lucia Waldshuetz G5(organizes events at the Graduate College, on-campus, off-campus)Hi! I’m Lucia, a fifth-year PhD candidate in the History department, where I study relationships of dependence between peasants and landowners as well as social networks in late antique Egypt. I am originally from Austria, and I love working out, listening to music and going to concerts, and spending time with friends. I look forward to organizing events and connecting with the graduate community! Become a Community Associate Meet new people, develop your leadership and administrative skills, and gain useful C.V. or resume experience. Community Associates enhance the graduate experience while creatively exploring academic, professional, and social interests. Apply: Complete an application and submit it via email to Dean Fleming at [email protected]Due date: November 18, 2024AY25-26 BenefitsHousing stipend: $4000/academic year* Housing draw: Priority in the graduate housing drawCAs are supervised by the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and work collaboratively with the Assistant Director of Student Affairs and Residential Life, and the Associate Dean for Student Affairs.*The stipend is in addition to any research, teaching and/or fellowship awards, subject to Graduate School and University policies. Our Commitment to Equal Opportunity and Nondiscrimination in Experiential Programs Princeton University is committed to equal opportunity and non-discrimination. To maximize excellence, we seek talent from all segments of American society and the world, and we take steps to ensure everyone at Princeton can thrive while they are here. Princeton does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, ethnicity, color, national origin, religion, disability, or any other protected characteristic, and Princeton does not provide special benefits or preferential treatment on the basis of a protected characteristic. These principles apply to our experiential programs, which are open to all graduate students (pending work authorization requirements for international students) and comply with federal and state non-discrimination laws. The Graduate School adheres to an equitable recruitment and selection process within a framework of professionally accepted recruiting, interviewing, and selection practices that comply with federal and state non-discrimination laws. Also, we provide an inclusive and welcoming learning environment for Princeton graduate student fellows/interns that aligns with the University’s conduct standards.
