7:00 to 8:00 pm
Princeton University Art Museum
© Stephen Shore, Courtesy 303 Gallery, New York
Joel Smith, Princeton Ph.D. and Curator of Photography at the Princeton University Art Museum, will provide a special introduction to Starburst: Color Photography in America 1970-1980. The show is the first-ever museum survey of the "New Color Photography" in the 1970s and features 18 artists who fast-forwarded their medium out of its black-and-white past and put it at the center of contemporary art.
Joel will provide an overview of the major artistic themes in the exhibition and be available to answer questions as we explore the works currently on exhibit across various galleries. Read more about the show here.
Please meet inside the Museum’s main room on the second floor (follow the staircase behind information desk up to the second floor). While our event will end at 8pm, the Museum will remain open until 10pm and we encourage you to explore the galleries at your leisure. Parking is available at metered spaces near Palmer Square and along Nassau Street, or at public parking garages on Chambers, Hullfish, and Wiggins streets. RSVP to Lily Just: lilyajust@verizon.net by July 21.
Joel will provide an overview of the major artistic themes in the exhibition and be available to answer questions as we explore the works currently on exhibit across various galleries. Read more about the show here.
Please meet inside the Museum’s main room on the second floor (follow the staircase behind information desk up to the second floor). While our event will end at 8pm, the Museum will remain open until 10pm and we encourage you to explore the galleries at your leisure. Parking is available at metered spaces near Palmer Square and along Nassau Street, or at public parking garages on Chambers, Hullfish, and Wiggins streets. RSVP to Lily Just: lilyajust@verizon.net by July 21.
Thursday, July 29
6:30 - 8:30
July Happy Hour - The Peacock Inn
6:30 - 8:30
July Happy Hour - The Peacock Inn
Join us for our monthly happy hour on Thursday, July 29th at the newly revamped Peacock Inn in Princeton from 6:30 -8:30 pm. Come have fun, share a drink, and mingle with other alumni in the Greater Princeton area. Free admission, pay as you go for drinks and food. 20 Bayard Lane, Princeton, NJ 08540. Tel: 609-924-1707
Thursday, July 29th
7:00 - 8:30
July Networking Event - Princeton Township Municipal Complex
7:00 - 8:30
July Networking Event - Princeton Township Municipal Complex
Do you want to learn how to set yourself apart from the pack and how to mount an effective marketing campaign for yourself? If so, join fellow Cornell Club of Central New Jersey and IvyPlus members for a free evening workshop led by Lloyd L. Feinstein of Career Marketing Consultants. Lloyd will provide strategies for positioning yourself for advancement in a difficult job market and communicating your value using P-A-R method (problem-action-result). Bring your pencil, pad and an open mind...you won't be disappointed!
Date: July 29, 2010
Time: 7pm-8:30pm (workshop 7pm-8:30pm, networking 8:30pm-9:30pm)Light refreshments will be served starting at 6:45pm
Location: Princeton Township Municipal Complex, Main Meeting Room
Address: 400 Witherspoon Street (at Witherspoon St. and Valley Rd), Princeton, NJ 08540
Directions can be found here: http://www.princetontwp.org/mappage.html Positioning Yourself for Advancement in a Difficult Job Market.
Positioning Yourself for Advancement in a Difficult Job Market
Using a combination of reliable marketing solutions, this presentation will lay out a strategy for achieving your career objectives. Managing your career with your present employer or making a move to a new employer will be the main focus. Topics include: defining the scope of the problem, myths about career advancement, analyzing yourself as a competitive product (key issue), and marketing strategies and methods for communicating your VALUE.
How to Communicate Your Value: P-A-R Workshop
This workshop will introduce you to the value of storytelling as it is applied to the job search process and career management. The origin of PAR will be discussed, its components and how to apply this classic communication methodology to your resume, cover letters, marketing letters and thank you letters. In addition, strategies will be reviewed for applying the methodology when preparing for your next performance review and merit raise.
Instructor: Lloyd L. Feinstein, president, Career Marketing Consultants of Murray Hill, New Jersey; co-author of Career Changing: The Worry-Free Guide, a book which has received wide acclaim including syndication by The New York Times, excerpted by The Wall Street Journal and Success Magazine, and selected as one of the top 10 career books by USA TODAY.http://www.careermarketing101.com.
- Your name
- School, specialization, year
- Current affiliation or position
- Other industry experience
- Purpose for networking
- Anything else you want others to know about you or your company
We will send the list of attendees along with the information we collect from their RSVPs to everyone by Wednesday night to help you maximize the use of your time during networking.
