PDC is organizing a tour of the nearby River Horse Brewery (in Ewing) at 5:30PM on Thurs July 18. After the 45min tour, we’ll head to the tasting room for a free group tasting of 4 different craft beer samples (with appetizers!). Attendees will also all receive a free River Horse pint glass. A bus will be provided, departing from Wawa at 4:45PM, and returning by 8PM.
Interested in interdisciplinary discussions? Getting the latest news about Princeton? Getting involved in the next events of PDC? Or just grabbing a beer and relax? Then this is the event to go!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there ... and don't come too late for the free beer!
RSVP Required | Space is Limited
Spend the day with other Princeton postdocs, scholars and their families enjoying the Broadway Musical, Book of Mormon in New York City at the Eugene O'Neill Theater.
Bus leaves from Princeton University, in front of Wawa near the Dinky Station at 10:30 a.m.
Show starts at 2.00PM.
If you miss the bus, you can take the train but you will have to pay for the train ticket and find the group before they enter the theater, to get your ticket into the theater.
COST:
The Postdoctoral Council (PDC) and the Davis International Center (Davis IC) are hosting an International Thanksgiving dinner. All postdocs, scholars and their family and friends are welcome to join us.
A turkey will be sponsored by the Davis IC and some basic drinks (wine, beer and soda) will be provided by PDC. We will get together at 4pm, Thursday, November 22, 2017, to watch football, eat and drink. The exact location will be confirmed shortly.
Ancient and Indigenous Art of the Americas
The PAM has organised a private tour for the postdocs and scholars to an view the range of artistic production from the ancient American past as well as Native American arts from more recent times. Geographically, the collection ranges from Chile (Diaquita culture) to Alaska (esp. Eskimo and Tlingit) and Greenland (Inuit). The chronological and spatial ranges include hallmark examples from major ancient American cultures and a number of masterpieces of Mesoamerican art, particularly from the Olmec and Maya cultures.
PDC is buying a batch of group tickets for the Trenton Thunder versus the Portland SeaDogs next Thursday, July 26 at 7PM. We picked this game because at the end of it there will also be fireworks! Every Thursday night game ALSO has $2 beer specials until the middle of the 5th inning.
New ideas for postdoc events?
Want to practice networking, leadership skills and project management?
Want to shape the future for postdocs in Princeton (or just make it a little more fun in the present)?
Join us for lunch on Tuesday, July 24th at 12 pm at Marhaba Restaurant and learn more about PDC, how we work and how you can make a difference!
RSVP by e-mail to postdocscouncil@princeton.edu.
The PDC and Davis International Center are organising an evening of entertainment, food, talks and a social gathering to celebrate intercultural diversity from a wide range of countries globally found within the Princeton community of postdocs, researchers and scholars.
2018 is a World Cup year and to set us in the mood, the Postdoctoral Council (PDC) is organising a family friend activity. This event will include a soccer tournament and barbeque party. We are looking for as many participants to make this day as exciting and fun as possible. Kindly RSVP to attend plus to register your interest in the soccer games by clicking here. Partners, spouses and families welcome!
Landscapes Behind Cézanne
Paul Cézanne (1839-1906) is widely acknowledged to have transformed landscape painting, most radically in his late watercolors, which do not so much attempt to copy the actual appearance of a scene as to translate it into self-sufficient sequences of patches and lines of a restricted range of vivid color.
Kindly RSVP to be included in the list by way of first come, first served. Please RSVP here
