The GradFUTURES Graduate Student Internship/Fellowship Fair brings together the Graduate School’s experiential program partners with talented Princeton graduate students interested in exploring internship and experiential fellowship opportunities aligned with their interests. 

At the fair, experiential program partners can promote their fellowship or micro-internship opportunities and engage in meaningful conversations with graduate students eager to learn more about your organization and the range of potential projects to which they can apply their research training and gain additional interdisciplinary skills.   

Current or former Princeton graduate student interns/fellows will also be available to showcase projects, share their experiences, and answer questions. 

All GradFUTURES experiential opportunities have been custom-designed to meet the needs of both the host partners and graduate students. The full suite of GradFUTURES experiential learning opportunities includes: Social Impact Fellowships, University Administrative Fellowships, Higher Education Leadership Fellowships, Community College Teaching Fellowships, and Micro-Internships in Industry.

Organizations Confirmed as of 12-10-2024:

• American Philosophical Society Press
• Colgate-Palmolive
• Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE)
• Ithaka S&R
• Life Science Cares New York
• McCarter Theatre
• Modern Language Association
• Munich Re
• New Jersey Coalition to End Homelessness
• Office of the Dean of the Graduate School, Financial Wellness Fellows Program
• Office of the Dean of the Graduate School, Diversity Fellows Program
• Princeton Alumni Weekly
• Princeton Arts Alumni
• Princeton Public Library
• Princeton University- Center for Policy Research on Energy and the Environment (C-PREE)
• Princeton University- The Keller Center
• Princeton University-NJ AI Hub
• Princeton University-Office of Communications
• Princeton University Office of Innovation - Tech Licensing
• Princeton University Office of Innovation - Communications
• Princeton University- Office of the Provost- Institutional Equity and Diversity
• Princeton University- Office of Undergraduate Research
• Princeton University- Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering (PiCScie)
• Princeton University Press
• Princeton University – Princeton Research Data Service
• Princeton University – Science Outreach
• Princeton University- Sexual Harassment/Assault Advising, Resource and Education Office (SHARE)
• Responsible AI Institute
• Rita Allen Foundation
• RockEDU Science Outreach / Rockefeller University
• United Way of Greater Mercer County
• University of Pennsylvania Press

Event Overview: 

Internship/Fellowship Fair: 11 .am. - 1 p.m.

Networking Lunch: 1 p.m. - 2 p.m.

Location:

Atrium of Frick Chemistry Lab, Princeton University

Is it necessary to register to attend the Internship/Fellowship Fair?

Yes, Princeton graduate students should register for the Fair on MyPrincetonU. Experiential Program Partners should register on The GradFUTURES Experiential Hub. There is no registration fee.

When is the Internship/Fellowship Fair?

The Fair will take place on December 13, 2024 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. followed by a networking lunch that will conclude at 2 p.m. 

Where is the Internship/Fellowship Fair?

The Fair will be hosted in the Atrium of Frick Chemistry Lab on the campus of Princeton University in Princeton, NJ. Please see the map above.

I require accessible pathways and entranceways. Is Frick Chemistry Lab accessible? 

Yes, the Atrium of Frick Chemistry Lab is accessible via Scholar Way road, which leads to the front entrance of the building. Please see Princeton University's interactive accessibility map.

Who can attend the Internship/Fellowship Fair?

The Fair is open to all invited Experiential Program Partners and all Princeton graduate students. We encourage Princeton faculty, staff, and community members who are interested in learning more about GradFUTURES experiential programs to attend as well. 

I'm a graduate student interested in attending the Fair. What should I wear?

The suggested attire is business casual. It is most important that what you wear makes you feel comfortable and confident. 

I'm a graduate student interested in attending the Fair. Should I bring printed copies of my resume/CV?

It is not necessary that you bring printed copies of your resume/CV.

I can only come for part of the event. I have to arrive after 11 a.m. and/or leave before 2 p.m. Can I still attend?

Absolutely! Please make sure you check in with our staff at the welcome desk when you arrive. 

I'm with a Princeton University office or department and I would like to know more about offering an internship/fellowship for graduate students. Where can I find more information?

See the Partner With Us page on the GradFUTURES website. For more information, please email Peter Krause at [email protected]. 

I'm a Princeton graduate student interested in learning more about internships, fellowships, and other experiential learning opportunities through GradFUTURES. Where can I find more information? 

See the Gain Experience page on the GradFUTURES website. For more information, please email Peter Krause at [email protected]. 

I still have questions. Who should I reach out to? 

Please email any questions to the GradFUTURES team at [email protected].