2019 Annual Dinner and Meeting
Annual Dinner and Meeting
Wednesday, November 6, 2019
from 6 to 9 p.m.
at Springdale Golf Club in Princeton
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PA3 is pleased and honored
to welcome
Rodney D. Priestley
Vice Dean for Innovation, Office of Dean of Research
Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering
Associate Director of Princeton Center for Complex Materials
Princeton University
Professor Priestley will discuss:
"Creating the Future:
Innovation at Princeton"
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Program:
6pm - Registration & Reception
7pm - Dinner
including the 2019 Annual Meeting, Election of Officers and a Director, and Volunteer of the Year Award
8pm - Presentation
~~~ Festive Orange + Black Attire is encouraged ~~~
Dinner tickets:
$80/person - Dues-paying members and a guest, EACH
$95/person - others
Registrations must be received no later than
Wednesday, October 30, 2019
PayPal registration link below
Contact Arlen at arlen@alumni.princeton.edu with questions
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Thank you
The Bank of Princeton
for your generous sponsorship
of our celebration!
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Springdale Golf Club
1895 Clubhouse Drive, Princeton, NJ. 08540
(609) 921-8790
NJ ABC Permit #76797
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