9th Annual Princeton Reunions Careers Conference:  How To Tune Up Your Career In A Down Market

Friday, May 29, 2009, 3:00-5:30 including a networking reception
Frist Campus Center Multipurpose Room-Lower Level
Free of charge; Advance registration requested, but walk-ins welcome based on availability.

Learn how to build, re-tool and strengthen your career - important skills
during the current economic turmoil and for a lifetime.  The program is free-of-charge and is designed as an informative and informal way for alumni to discuss career-related issues. 

Lisa Baar Baird '89 (Spencer Stuart) and John Jannarone '03 (The Wall Street Journal) will present an assessment of the changing job market, including the impact of the stimulus package. 

Twenty career coaches from Right Management and Lee Hecht Harrison will lead hands-on workshops that focus on networking before you need it, assessing skills and career objectives, improving the resume, interviewing, devising job search strategies and optimizing online resources.

Includes a networking reception. Reunions attire, of course!!

More information and registration at www.tinyurl.com/princeton-careers
Questions?  Email Jolanne Stanton '77, Chair, Alumni Council Careers Committee, jstanton@alumni.princeton.edu .  Sponsored by the Alumni Council Careers Committee.

The Class of 1989 has decided to do our Community Service Project as a food drive with a local organization known as The Crisis Ministry.  We are collecting much needed food items at our Headquarters throughout the weekend as well as gift cards in any amount to donate to the cause. 

IN ADDITION, we have set aside Friday morning from 9-12noon to work at the Crisis Ministry Food Pantry in Trenton.   PLEASE let me know at tsangcohen@gmail.com if you can assist us in this endeavor.  We NEED volunteers to drive and help out to stock the food pantry and/or deliver food to those in need.

The website is  www.thecrisisministry.org.  There is a list of acceptable food donations on the website.  The essential goal of Crisis Ministry's Food Program is to prevent hunger by providing nutritious food for low-income people in Mercer County.