Students and alumni can access resources here relating to their professional and academic development. Our office is dedicated to facilitating the success of FLI students through Princeton and beyond. Students can learn more about professional networking sites, tips for interviewing, resume templates, and graduates school timelines here.
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How do I get in touch with PAI staff?
While the PAI office is closed for in person activity, we are still here for you! PAI staff will be hosting open office hours for SIFP students from 12-1pm everyday. You can find our Zoom link here: https://princeton.zoom.us/j/3917743811
Additionally, PAI staff will be available for one on one appointments daily for students. Please refer to the links below to access our WASE calendar.
- Khristina Gonzalez https://wase.princeton.edu/princeton/views/pages/makeappt.php?calid=626
- Ashlee Shaw https://wase.princeton.edu/princeton/views/pages/makeappt.php?calid=1891
- Keith Shaw https://wase.princeton.edu/princeton/views/pages/makeappt.php?calid=3409
- Andy Hakim https://wase.princeton.edu/princeton/views/pages/makeappt.php?calid=3393
- Rosed Serrano https://wase.princeton.edu/princeton/views/pages/makeappt.php?calid=2219
- Courtney Perales https://wase.princeton.edu/princeton/views/pages/makeappt.php?calid=3396
I am completing my semester online. How can I engage in my virtual classrooms?
McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning has compiled a resource guide that helps guide students through the online learning experience. Check out the McGraw Center’s Guide to engaging in virtual engaging and learning.
I am realizing that I need to rent an apartment for the rest of the semester. How do I do that?
If you are in Princeton town, check out the Off-Campus Housing siteand Tiger Trade for apartments near campus. If you are out of the state of New Jersey, check out online sites like Zillow, rentapartments.com, and Street Easy.
How can I access academic, professional development, and counseling resources through the University?
This guide includes information for students about Princeton wide resources that are still available to students. This information will be kept as up to date as possible.
How can I access emergency funding?
Emergency funds are available both for students who remain on campus and for those of you who are at home. Please use this form to apply for emergency funding. Note that if the form is closed, it will remain so temporarily as applications are being read. Please check back in.
https://campuslife.princeton.edu/university-safety-net-fund-request-for…
I want to get a campus job this fall semester, how is student employment operating throughout the fall?
Student workers who leave or who choose to remain on campus have remote employment options. Students with an available sick time balance will be paid for work interrupted by the COVID-19 crisis. Sick time balance inquiries should be directed to the Student Employment Office.
What are best practices and resources for taking care of myself while being in accordance with “social distancing” protocol?
Create and stick to a routine which includes showering, getting ready for the day, spending some time outside and some type of physical movement. While the demands of classes will be a new challenge, make sure you also make time for connecting virtually with friends regularly.
I had a question that wasn’t answered. Who can I contact?
For further information, please contact [email protected]
For more general information, please check out the Princeton University FAQ for the most up-to-date Princeton community policies.
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SIFP has compiled a list of updated virtual resources and offerings from our major campus partners in response to COVID-19.
Health and Wellness
CPS services
This document supports community members with loved ones whose daily lives and well-being have been affected by COVID-19. This document contains information about common stress reactions, responses specific to the COVID-19 outbreak, coping strategies, and how to handle potential experiences of bias or discrimination. For more practical information, check out this resource guide.
Office of Disability Services
ODS is now operating virtually but can be reached by phone (609-258-8840) or email ([email protected]). All correspondence should be sent electronically to [email protected]. Anything sent via regular mail may experience a delay in processing.
S.H.A.R.E
While updated information about COVID-19, the S.H.A.R.E office is available through email and phone. Please check back to this document for more information, in the mean time, please find contact information here.
Dillon Gym
Even though Dillon is closed for those on campus, and most of us are remote, the gym has resources virtually. For those on campus, students are encouraged to use Poe Field, Finney/Campbell Fields and the Outdoor Running Track. You can also workout from home using Les Mills On-Demand for FREE! There are a variety of 23 workouts that you can follow along for the time being. We will continue to engage with you all and provide resources that will help you practice social distancing while staying active.
Academic
Princeton University Library
Library staff are here to help you with your remote research and teaching needs. Staff are available to answer questions via the online chat and email service. You can also email to request an appointment via video-chat with a librarian, a data and statistics expert, a special collections expert, and/or a GIS/Map expert. There are guided online tours on using our library catalog by request, including the online subset of materials, as well as any of our hundreds of databases. Students can contact their subject librarian for discipline-focused support with teaching and learning or your Personal Librarian for general library or research questions. We also encourage you to check the events and workshops page for information regarding virtual workshops.
McGraw Learning Center
During the fall semester's remote learning period, McGraw will offer virtually individual tutoring (by appointment), study hall group tutoring (priority given to appointments with drop-in options), learning consultations (by appointment) and workshops and discussion groups (RSVP requested, but not required) largely as scheduled, and will continue to make available online materials, including Principedia. Check out the McGraw Center’s Guide to engaging in virtual engaging and learning.
Writing Center
Writing Center appointments will be held online and drop-ins are suspended. You will be asked to upload a copy of your work, join your online appointment to start your online consultation. Questions? Please contact us at [email protected].
Office of Undergraduate Research
While updates about virtual resources are pending, in the meantime, feel free to contact OUR with any questions and research needs at [email protected]
Life
Davis International Center
The Davis International Center will be transitioning to a virtual/phone format for "walk-in" hours and advising appointments beginning March 16, 2020. Find your advisor and their method of contact below. Make an appointment with them here.
Office of Religious Life
Most Office of Religious Life programs are available remotely, including meditations, sacred text study, Sunday worship service and pastoral care.
Office of Financial Aid
The Office of Undergraduate Financial Aid and Student Employment is working to implement remote operation procedures. The office is currently unavailable for phone calls, but inquiries may be directed to [email protected].
Professional Development
Center for Career Development
Career advisers are available for virtual appointments with undergraduate and graduate students -- even during academic breaks. You can make an appointment anytime in Handshake. Common topics for appointments include: internship, job and fellowship searches; managing changes to your summer or post-graduation plans; career exploration; networking; interview preparation; resume, cover letter, personal statement reviews; developing graduate school plans and application reviews. If your internship or other summer plans are disrupted as a result of the situation around coronavirus, our advisers are available to assist you in finding alternative opportunities. Drop-in appointments will be suspended for the remainder of the semester.
Health Professions Advising
While HPA in-person programming is currently suspended, students can still schedule appointments via HPA Appointment Calendar in WASE, call HPA at 609.258.3144 or email HPA to make an appointment. Appointments may take place by phone, Skype, or Zoom at the student's preference. If you have a quick question, emailing it to [email protected] is a great first step!
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Resources taken from the Financial Literacy Initiative page: https://finlit.princeton.edu/resources
Budgeting
- Start Saving with Trim
- TIAA FinSights
- 'Moving on up' in your career and your money- JP Morgan Chase
- This simple formula will transform your financial life
- Budget Builder
- Creating a College Budget
- How to Prepare for Your Financial Graduation- PNC
- Your Financial Graduation: Getting Ready for the Real World
- Emergency Fund Plan Course -- National Endowment for Financial Education
Investing
- Personal Finance Assessment Tools
- Investing: Small Steps Today Can Help Brighten Your Future - PNC
- Dollar Cost Averaging Demystified - PNC
- Interest Rates 101- PNC
- Get More Comfortable with Investing- PNC
Building Credit in College
- 7 Steps to Building Strong Credit-PNC
- 5 Things You Can Do to Improve Your Credit Score - PNC
- Credit Score Myths & Facts
- Portfolio Diversification: Dark Clouds & Silver Linings
- Free Credit Score
- A College Student’s Guide to Build Good Credit
- Fraud Protection
- Credit Card Academy - Credit Card Insider
- Myth or Truth: What you need to know about your credit score-JP Morgan Chase
Resources for International Students
Privacy and Security
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Learn about more resources at https://library.princeton.edu/
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- Check out the Center for Career Development for resources on career advising, professional development, resume building, and networking tips.
- "While our physical office may be closed, the Center for Career Development is still here to support you.
- Wherever you're studying, you can access virtual advising, experiential opportunities, programs, guides, recruiting and more. The Center for Career Development serves Princeton undergraduate and graduate students of all years and interests."
- Health Professions Advising has published a list of fall 2020 FAQs for students who are pre-med/pre-health and plan on pursuing careers in medicine/healthcare/public health etc. upon graduation.
- Check out the Center for Career Development for resources on career advising, professional development, resume building, and networking tips.
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- Students can access on-campus employment opportunities through Princeton's job portal here: https://puwebp.princeton.edu/StudentEmployment/priv/index.jsf
- Idealist is a job posting site to identify positions in social impact work. Idealist is a nonprofit organization based in New York. Working with others, in a spirit of generosity and mutual respect, they work to connect changemakers with mission-driven companies and organizations.
- LinkedIn is a social network that focuses on professional networking and career development.They share a wide variety of employment and career opportunities.
- Jopwell is a career platform designed specifically for Black, Latinx, and Native American students and professionals. They present personalized career opportunities: Their platform allows you to create a profile that highlights your interests and aspirations, not just your most recent work experience.