Princeton Soccer Conference - Panel: The Future of North American Soccer

With the support of Princeton University, the Princeton Soccer Appreciation Club is organizing the inaugural Princeton Soccer Conference. The conference will allow students to meet academics, industry professionals, ex-players, and journalists, and discuss the future of the sport and the soccer industry with them. During the first weekend of December, participants will convene at Princeton University to address the topic “Football’s Future.” The two-day conference will bring…

Bradford Seminar with Wolfram Schlenker: Does Being a 'Top 10' Worst Polluter Affect Environmental Releases? Evidence from the U.S. Toxic Release Inventory

Wolfram Schlenker is a Professor at the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) and the Earth Institute at Columbia University, where is the co-director of the Center for Environmental Economics and Policy (ceep.columbia.edu) and the co-director of the Energy & Environment Concentration at SIPA. He is a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). He currently serves on the Board of Reviewing Editors at Science. He previously was an Associate Professor…

Striking a balance with tuition_Francesca Benson_CLIP

CJ: And do you have any memories about how you set tuition rates? So when the school started, it was $28 a week. Do you remember if that was cheap at the time. FB: You know, what I remember was kind of the struggle that we had between not charging too much and at the same time paying the teacher, the teachers, what we could and it was of course not enough. So that was always difficult. And I don't remember that .. I'm sure that it was probably too much for a lot of parents and…

What Made UNOW Unique For The Teachers_Victory Chase_CLIP

“And as far as I recall, it was a very happy place. The children were always happy. We all, there was some, I think there was some effort at least in the first semester shall we say, the fall and the spring, when the youngest children, the B Class came out, that they had some time by themselves. You know, because then the older kids wanted more running around and stuff like that. So there was that sensibility that we tried to .. at least at first that we tried to stagger. And it was also…

UNOW’S Teaching Philosophy_Victory Chase_CLIP

“There were not established curriculums for two year olds, three year olds, four year olds. There were things that schools did, you know everyone knew the kids, the kinds of toys kids played with, and stuff like that, but it was really up to each teaching team to decide how they were going to create the educational component, or educational environment. We all strongly believed, and I think it is still understood to be best practices, that for children playing is learning, learning is…

The Challenge to "Brain Death": are we taking organs from living human beings, and if we are, does it matter?

HIS 333 - Modern Brazilian History

Asian American Studies Lecture: Yiyun Li and Jia Tolentino - December 4, 2019

Asian American Studies Lecture: Yiyun Li and Jia Tolentino - December 4, 2019