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Postdocs at Princeton University
An official university set of rules and resources for postdocs can be found at the university postdoc website. Postdoctoral research associates and fellows are appointed through the Office of the Dean of the Faculty. Though appointed through the Office of the Dean of Faculty, we are not faculty but academic professionals. Rules corresponding to the different types of postdoc appointments can be found on this Policies & Procedures website. In coordinating your appointment at Princeton, your primary contact will be your supervising professor and their departmental administrative staff, however, questions regarding benefits can be addressed by the Office of Human Resources.
Welcome!
The Princeton Postdoctoral Council (PDC) aims to serve Postdoctoral Fellows, Postdoctoral Scholars and Research Associates at Princeton University by aiding in their professional development, fostering a sense of community and identity, and enhancing the quality of the postdoctoral experience.
Join Us
We have two mailing lists, which you can join by logging in to the Princeton listserv service.
We send out events and other announcements through our PDC-social mailing list.
We also have the Ask A Postdoc (ASAP) mailing list that you can use to ask fellow postdocs questions about housing, funding, or anything else.
We also have a Slack! Join via your @princeton.edu email address.
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Postdoc Events at McGraw Center
An online book conversation with author Sarah Stein Greenberg, executive director of Stanford d.school.
Part of the series, Academic Innovation for the Public Good, organized by Stanford Digital Education and Trinity College. Please visit here for more information and to register.
(Wednesday, May 25, 2022 | 4:00pm - 5:00pm PDT) Event Type: Discussion For: FACULTY
An online book conversation with author William Kirby, professor of modern Chinese history and of business at Harvard University. Part of the series, Academic Innovation for the Public Good, organized by Stanford Digital Education and Trinity College. Please visit here for more information and to register.
(Wednesday, June 22, 2022 | 4:00pm - 5:00pm PDT Event Type: Discussion For: FACULTY
An online book conversation with author Ethan Ris, assistant professor of educational leadership at University of Nevada, Reno. Part of the series, Academic Innovation for the Public Good, organized by Stanford Digital Education and Trinity College. Please visit here for more information and to register.
(Wednesday, July 27, 2022 | 4:00pm - 5:00pm PDT Event Type: Discussion For: FACULTY
Postdoc Events at Davis IC
Check davisic.princeton.edu/events for postdoc events.