Students converse with area community member during ProCES course, Poverty in America.
Connect to community priorities and knowledge through your academic work
From your first semester at Princeton through your senior thesis, ProCES can help you to engage in academic work that benefits from the programming, expertise, and knowledge of community organizations.
- Support and learn with community partners through your academic coursework by taking a ProCES course,
- Experience community work first-hand and learn from community partners through a ProCES summer internship, and
- Create your own research project with ProCES funding for community-engaged independent work.