Princetoniana Committee Is Compiling Archive of Pins
The Princetoniana Committee is excited to announce the launch of our Pin Repository Project, aimed at creating a historical digital archive and possible physical display of all alumni pins and buttons throughout the decades. We are reaching out to you with a request for this endeavor.
We kindly request your participation in this project in the following ways:
• Provide high-resolution photos: This will allow us to include your pin in our digital archive.
• Share known history: We encourage you to provide any information or stories you may have about your pin (when given, for what reason, etc.).
• Donation or loan of pins: If comfortable, you can donate or loan your pin to the physical collection. We will safeguard your pin, and if on loan, I will ensure it is returned to you by the end of Reunions.
The goal of this project is to further enrich the virtual museum for all alumni to view pins at any time along with a blurb of their history. Should you choose to participate, please send your high-resolution photos or any questions to Katie Panskyy ’17 at ypanskyy@alumni.princeton.edu.
The Princetoniana Committee is excited to announce the launch of our Pin Repository Project, aimed at creating a historical digital archive and possible physical display of all alumni pins and buttons throughout the decades. We are reaching out to you with a request for this endeavor.
We kindly request your participation in this project in the following ways:
• Provide high-resolution photos: This will allow us to include your pin in our digital archive.
• Share known history: We encourage you to provide any information or stories you may have about your pin (when given, for what reason, etc.).
• Donation or loan of pins: If comfortable, you can donate or loan your pin to the physical collection. We will safeguard your pin, and if on loan, I will ensure it is returned to you by the end of Reunions.
The goal of this project is to further enrich the virtual museum for all alumni to view pins at any time along with a blurb of their history. Should you choose to participate, please send your high-resolution photos or any questions to Katie Panskyy ’17 at ypanskyy@alumni.princeton.edu.