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Marjorie Berger, Princeton AlumniCorps Administrative Officer, dies (3)
Marjorie K. Berger, the “matriarch” of Princeton AlumniCorps (formerly Princeton Project 55) died Thursday, July 29, 2010 at the University Medical Center at Princeton. A Memorial Service will be held 11:00 am Saturday, August 21, 2010 at Kingston Presbyterian Church, 4561 State Highway 27, Kingston. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Princeton AlumniCorps (formerly Princeton Project 55), 12 Stockton St., Princeton, NJ 08540 (609-921-8808). Arrangements are under the direction of The Mather-Hodge Funeral Home, Princeton. Please leave a response to share your memories of Marge.
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A Day in the Life of Princeton AlumniCorps in Washington, DC (0)
Earlier this month, I spent two meeting-filled days in Washington, DC. Two days during which it was 102 degrees, and the heat was so intense that the air quality was code red, the buses ran for free and I tried to avoid arriving at my various meetings looking like I had just been playing in a [...]
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Celebrating 20 Years… (0)
Princeton Project 55’s 20th Anniversary Celebration will culminate at a special 20th Anniversary Gala in Princeton on Thursday, May 27, 2010. The Gala will feature our keynote speaker, Mayor Cory Booker of Newark, NJ, and a special tribute to the founding members of the Class of 1955.
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Project 55 Fellowship: A Strong Applicant Pool (0)
This year’s applicants have proved to be leaders ready and eager to work towards positive systemic change through PP55’s Fellowship Program. We are excited to have more than 40 fellows in our 2010-11 fellowship class!
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The Turn Toward the Nonprofit Sector: An Interview with Bill Richardson ’73 (0)
“Project 55 provides to alumni of all generations an opportunity to use their experience to make a difference in important areas where nonprofit organizations have become critical, particularly with diminishing government resources. This is… a particular opportunity for those of us who have spent most of our lives in the private sector to play a bigger role in addressing these needs.” – Bill Richardson ‘73 Read more…
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The Yale Class ’57 Music Endowment Program (0)
The Yale Class of 1957 Music Endowment Program is a member of Princeton Project 55’s [The] Alumni Network. This past year, the Yale Class of 1957 has established a vital and impressive music program that will inspire music education all around the nation.
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