Is the time and effort you put in to your job search producing the results you expect and need? If not, it may be time to closely evaluate your job search strategy. Specifically, the skills you will bring to your next employer and the skills your next employer (and the market place) may really need. […]
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Job Seekers Session: Is it Time to Consider a “Plan B”?
Is the time and effort you put in to your job search producing the results you expect and need? If not, it may be time to closely evaluate your job search strategy. Specifically, the skills you will bring to your next employer and the skills your next employer (and the market place) may really need. […]
Job Seekers Session: Preparing for the Job Hunt
Before you submit your next resume there are some things you can do to make the process smoother and submission faster. This session will help you by giving you the ultimate job hunt checklist. This session will also give you networking tools, ways to showcase your skills, and supporting documents to help you track your […]
Job Seekers Session: Dealing with Ageism
Marty Latman discusses ageism to help job seekers strengthen their position as ideal candidates for employment. Presented in partnership with PSG of Mercer County.
What is Princeton Doing to be Climate Resilient?
More extreme heat, flooding and health problems – this is what climate science says is in store for the Princeton region. Planning and preparation can help mitigate the worst of these effects and reduce the economic burden of dealing with them after the fact. Find out what Princeton is doing to be climate resilient. Refreshments will […]
Job Seekers Session: Networking 101, David Schuchman
For the job seeker, networking is not a mere exchange of business cards or casual introductions. It is building relationships on the basis of trust. Learn why it is important to make connections with people, informing people who you are, and what kind of job opportunities to send your way. Presented in partnership with PSG […]
CANCELED – Code It
Students in fourth through eighth grades are invited to drop in for an hour to learn to code using the programming language Python. Each session includes a core concept and exercise. No coding experience is necessary. Instructors: Valeria Torres-Olivares & Kyara Torres-Olivares of Code Equal. Join the “Code It” mailing list for more information and […]
To Be Discussed (TBD)
All high school students are welcome to participate in this monthly discussion of great books, films, music, non-fiction, poetry, and all things cultural. Participants may also help create book displays and reading lists for the library, take group trips to see current films, and do group-reads.
Engaged Retirement: Financial Basics for the 50+
Jeanette Yu of AARP will discuss financial issues for those 50 and over. Topics include budgeting and goal setting, taking charge of credit and debt, the importance of developing a savings plan and protecting your assets. Yu is a licensed financial service professional specializing in retirement. Presented in collaboration with Princeton Senior Resource Center
Meet the Mayor
Princeton residents are invited to discuss concerns with Mayor Liz Lempert in the library lobby through 10 a.m.
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