This a great way to interact with and help current undergraduate students!

The Princeternship program is an opportunity for alumni to host current students at their workplace for a one- to three-day externship experience to give them a “day in the life” perspective of your career, industry, and/or organization. This might include student participation in meetings, shadowing, demonstrations, Q&A sessions, case studies, and/or tours. Visit http://bit.ly/bYzaK7 for more information about the program, how to register, upcoming deadlines, and to read student blogs. Three sessions available in 2013: January 7-11; January 28-February 1; March 18-22.

Princeton University Career Services will be hosting the Graduate & Professional School Fair on Friday, October 5 from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Dillon Gym. The event is open to both students and alumni.

The list of registered schools and programs is available at http://princeton.experience.com/stu/cf_details?fhnd=5730.   It will be updated as more schools join.

For those of you who think that mudslinging is a 21st Century manifestation of American Presidential Politics, here's a look back 100 years at one of Princeton's own.

PA3 members are invited to a private Curatorial Tour of the latest exhibit at Firestone Library’s Milberg Gallery, “The Election for Woodrow Wilson's America.”

University Archivist Dan Linke will lead a tour of the exhibition, which draws on the holdings of both the University Archives and the Public Policy Papers to document the life of Wilson from his early years through his first term as President.

Date:  Thursday October 11, 2012, 5:30 to 7:00
Wine and Cheese will be served
Cost:  Free

Space is limited; Please R.S.V.P. to vsevolod@alumni.princeton.edu

W. Barksdale Maynard ’86 writes for the PAW and his fifth book is an excellent architectural history of Princeton's campus (and where the term "campus" was first applied to an educational institution).  His architectural campus tour at Reunions has developed quite a following and over 200 people attended this year.

He will be the inaugural lecturer at a series about New Jersey history, sponsored by the New Jersey Historical Society – and the lecture will be held at Drumthwacket, the Governor’s mansion and former home of a number of Princetonians but most notably Moses Taylor Pyne ‘1877.  A rare opportunity to visit this place many of us drive past.  And if we're lucky, maybe Chris Christie will stop by.