How? "Like" the Pace Center page, post on our wall, or "check-in" by April 20, and your name will be entered into a drawing. With a maximum of one post and one check-in per day, we will "score" your hits in this way: 

• 1x for initial like
• 2x for every post
• 5x for every check-in

We will award 3 winners, with prizes including $10 from Bent Spoon, Starbucks, or Small World.

Princeton HealthCare System, in preparation for the Medical Center's impending move, is looking for Princeton student volunteers to assist with tours for employees, physicians and volunteers at its new facility. As a Tour Ambassador, volunteers will guide participants to ensure a positive experience. Volunteers are needed for 2-hours shifts on weekdays, 7:00 am - 11:00 pm and weekends, 7:00 am - 5:00 pm on weekends.

For more information, contact Ed Callahan or sign up here. 

Breakout Princeton is holding an information session for prospective trip leaders. Breakout student coordinators will be on hand to answer questions about how to create and write an effective trip proposal for the upcoming deadline for fall 2012 trips. For more details, see the Pace Center website. 

One hour of service equals one point for your college. The winning college will get a trophy, a free party, cake, refreshments, and a banner to sign and publicly display. The top five students who complete the greatest number of hours in the winning college will be awarded a personal trophy. To help your college win, check out http://tinyurl.com/timetoserve for details and log hours at http://ccc.tigerapps.org.

Princyclopedia is a grand-scale (5000+ kids!) children's  literacy event put on each year by Firestone's Cotsen Children's Library. During this event, a children's story is brought to life, and this year the story is Robin Hood!

Volunteers are needed to keep company wiht the children and to help children with activities related to the theme. Volunteers are also needed for setup and cleanup. Shifts are 10 am -12:30 pm and 12:30-3 pm Please contact Kimberley Freid at kfreid@princeton.edu for more information.

 

The Class of 1961 Foundation seeks proposals from undergraduates and faculty who are interested in implementing a community service project, in the fields of education, health, or the environment, in the U.S. or outside the U.S. Proposals must meet the Class' goal of "...making a meaningful contribution to the people and habitat of the country and the world in a manner that reinforces the value of the Princeton experience." Class of 1961 members are a fundamental component of a project but are not required in developing and submitting a proposal. (Identification and selection of '61 involvement will be the responsibility of the Foundation.)

For more information on the Class of 1961 Foundation Community Service Project and proposals, visit the Class of 1961 website or email Pres@Princeton61.org.