Alumni are invited to campus for a taste of the University’s academic offerings at “A Princeton Sampler” Nov. 7–8. The weekend will include several lectures, sessions with students, and tours of campus. More than 90 alumni and guests were registered for the first session, held Sept. 26–27.
The event includes discussions about neuroscience led by professors Alan Gelperin and Sam Wang; a lecture on Ukraine, Russia, and the redefinition of the post-Cold War political order by professor Mark Beissinger; an update on the University from Vice President and Secretary Robert Durkee ’69; student presentations on their entrepreneurial ventures; and a student panel on the arts.
The event is free but registration is required. For more information, visit http://alumni.princeton.edu/learntravel/events/academicmini/.
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