Princeton University alumni from the African continent will gather to reconnect, break bread together and share ideas to support the continent.
In recent years, Princeton has increased its engagement on the African continent. Come and hear from University leaders who are advancing efforts to increase substantive, entrepreneurial and equitable collaborations in Africa.
The Department of East Asian Studies invites you to attend a panel discussion on getting students to East Asia in the post-pandemic period.
A discussion with Owen Alterman ’99, senior correspondent, i24 News; Ilya Shapiro ’99, director of constitutional studies, Manhattan Institute; and Leah Powell ’26, vice president of the Chabad Student Board.
Princeton’s Program in Law and Public Policy (P*LAW) invites alumni and guests—lawyers and law-curious alike—for champagne and dessert at a reception launching the new program. As part of the School of Public and International Affairs, P*LAW follows in the tradition of Princeton’s great law and public affairs programs engaging leading legal scholars and practitioners in the work of solving the complex policy problems of the 21st century.
Moderator: Aron Goldman*01, trainer/advisor, ABFE: A Philanthropic Partnership for Black Communities. Panelists: Nyle Fort *21, assistant professor, African American and African Diaspora studies, Columbia University; David Mednicoff ’82, director, Middle Eastern studies, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Andrew Wilkes, chief policy and advocacy officer, Generation Citizen.
Join us for an expert panel discussion about the current state of global commodity markets, the energy transition, and energy policy going forward in the face of macroeconomic challenges.
In this panel, we explore the politics of today’s global economy. To what extent do geopolitical tensions — including but not limited to U.S.-China relations — threaten economic integration? How might elections this year disrupt countries’ commitments to globalization? What are the prospects for cooperation among wealthy nations to address debt crises in Africa, Asia and Latin America? Panelists include Princeton faculty with expertise in the politics of global trade and finance, as well as alumni from the School of Public and International Affairs currently working on global economic governance.
A reception for all SPIA alumni.
A fireside chat featuring Christopher L. Eisgruber '83, president; Raja Krishnamoorthi ’95, congressman, and Rory Truex ’07, associate professor of politics and public affairs.
Post-event reception by the Princeton Ukrainian Society— an opportunity to extend the discussions from the earlier event and connect with Ukrainian students and alumni over light refreshments.
Moderator: Lauren Bleakney ’13. Speakers: Ambassador Marie L. Yovanovitch ’80, General Mark A. Milley ’80.
Join us for the annual Princeton in Asia post P-rade bash! Whether you are a Princeton graduate or not, all PiA’ers in the area are welcome to join us and reconnect with the Princeton in Asia family on Saturday, May 25, 4-7 p.m. in the Perel Atrium in the JRR Building. Drinks and light bites will be served.
Please join us to celebrate Princeton in Africa’s 25 years of impact on the African continent. Stop by after the P-rade for snacks, refreshments, music and an opportunity to connect with PiAf alumni and others who are interested in Africa.