Open to all students interested in applying. Please email
with any specific questions.
Description of Fields Fellows
The Fields Fellows are trained peer leaders/educators who educate and advocate for the Princeton community in relation to diversity, inclusion, and social justice through peer-facilitated workshops, trainings, dialogues, programming such as Cross Cultural Dinners, as well as serving as an informal support for students who experience discrimination and bias.
Carl Fields Center Fellows are the face of the Fields Center. As a fellow, your involvement with the Carl Fields Center ranges from assisting the Center with outreach about programs and events, aiding in diversity and social justice discussions, workshops, and retreats to planning events and programs for the Fields Center and co-facilitating peer training's and workshops. Fellows will have the opportunity to develop leadership skills, become engaged in social justice issues and also contribute to the rich diversity and community on campus.
Upon completing your application or if there are questions, please find a time via calendly.com/jesnorman as soon as possible so we can set up times for you to meet Fellows.
Time commitment: Reflective of position or role you engage in; average time is 1-2 hours biweekly at high tide periods
General Body Fields Fellows Teams and Board Positions
Student Organizations Support Team
Campus Partners/Academic Departments Team
Bias and Restorative Justice Response Team
Residential College Leadership Team
Eating Clubs + Co-ops Support Team
Bridge Year and International Student Support
Student Athlete Affinity Support Team
Creative Arts Team
There will be a Board Member position for each team. The board positions are paid roles of leadership given requirements and level of engagement.
There will be an important first session in early April to connect with people and have great conversations.
MORE PROGRAM BENEFITS
Gain knowledge on the intersections of socially and culturally constructed identities in reference to own self and others
Work to learn and develop a critical consciousness and social justice framework
Learn to engage in meaningful dialogue while gaining facilitation and curriculum design skills
Understand power and privilege including the historical and contemporary manifestations at Princeton and beyond
Learn to host and plan events and programs connected to diversity, equity, and inclusion
Learn about the different networks and leaders both on and off campus through collaboration and partnership
Enhance leadership and analytical skills of yourself and others
Expand your network with various groups, organizations, and departments on campus
Cultivate a community and network of support within the Fields Fellows group
Opportunities to join conferences and other learning opportunities that are connected to social justice
