Princeton Project 55 Inc

Programs: Princeton project 55 (pp55)fellowships (formerly public interest program and public health fellowships) the mission of alumnicorps' project 55 fellowship program is to provide opportunities for recent princeton graduates to develop a lifelong commitment to civic engagement and to prepare for civic leadership. Since our inception, we have placed more than 1700 alumni in the program with more than 500 nonprofit organizations. This past year, 45 fellows completed their fellowship year. They were supported throughout the year by local alumni volunteers and educational seminars. In 2016-17, 92% of respondents were, overall, satisfied or very satisfied with their fellowship experience; 100% of respondents would recommend alumnicorps to other princeton students and alumni; 84% of respondents would recommend that alumnicorps continue to place fellows at their partner organization.

emerging leaders-the emerging leaders professional development program is designed to help aspiring and emerging nonprofit leaders develop the leadership capabilities, management skills and confidence to advance their professional contribution and accelerate their careers in the nonprofit sector. The program is intended to yield tangible, near term value to participants (and their employers) and support their longer-term leadership development. It employs experiential learning and outside expert

arc innovators- the arc innovators program, seeks to connect princeton alumni with significant career experience to civic engagement opportunities in the nonprofit sector. We are currently matching skilled volunteers with organizations that have capacity-building project needs in new jersey,new york city, and washington, dc.

the alumni network (tan)-the mission of the alumni network is to foster the establishment of alumni based public interest organizations, both foster the establishment of alumni based public interest organizations, both foster the establishment of alumni based public interest organizations, both