This club for middle school students meets monthly at the library to discuss books and other interests, help with library events, plan programs and have a say in library services. New members are always welcome, but participation is limited to 25.
Carol King, director of Next Step: Engaged Retirement and Encore Careers of the Princeton Senior Resource Center, talks about volunteering overseas, a different way of seeing the world and meeting people while giving back.
Members of the Princeton High School Chess Club lead these after-school sessions for young people of all ages and abilities. Some instruction will be available in addition to matches. The library provides the chessboards.
This seminar will help small business owners looking to start or upgrade their HR function to realize the financial and long-term benefits of sound human resource planning.
Writers can receive constructive feedback at these sessions, during which participants read their work and members offer suggestions. Works read are usually less than 15 minutes long, so there is time to discuss a number of pieces during each session. While nonfiction has been a focus in the past, fiction writers are welcome....
Led by Beth Plankey, this group encourages and supports creative writers through group and individual discussion sessions leading up to the November celebration of National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). Princeton Room
