Tag Archive for ‘Spotlights’
Spotlight on a Board Member & Mentor: Scott Taylor ’75
Read about Scott Taylor ‘75 and his decision to be involved with Project 55, how he views Project 55’s service to the Princeton community and other communities, and what advice he can offer for future fellows.
Rob Spackey ’08 Shares Fellowship Experience with PP55 Board
“Most non-profits, I presumed, were well-intentioned, but poorly managed, inefficient, and stale places to work. After an earnest but wholly unsuccessful job hunt, I began to expand my search and found that Project 55 had several unfilled positions. So, I took a chance. I applied, was accepted, and apathetically began what has turned into one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.”
Neuwirth’s book reveals personal account of Institute for Defense Analyses, Princeton University, and anti-Vietnam War demonstrations
In Nothing Personal, Lee Neuwirth ‘55 reveals how his work for the government, though not on the war, made him a target of opportunity for campus organizations and much of the Princeton community.
Project 55 Panel on Service a Great Success
Watch an excerpt from the panel below, and enjoy additional videos from the panel and other events on Princeton Project 55’s Youtube Channel.
PP55 Board Member Spotlight: Kathleen McCleery ’75
An interview with Board Member Kathleen McCleery ’75 reveals her involvement with Project 55, her commitment and accomplishments in public service, and her hopes for future alumni. Kathleen has been the Deputy Executive Producer for “The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer” since 2005 and a Board Member for Project 55 since June 2008.
Spotlight on a PP55 TAN Affiliate: Harvard CPIC
Through the Alumni Network, PP55 has helped to start and support similar alumni-driven public interest organizations across the country. We sat down with Travis Lovett of Harvard CPIC to learn more about the successful collaboration between Harvard CPIC and PP55 in the Boston area.
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