

Working at Princeton
Learn how a career at Princeton University can make more impact than you can imagine:
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Taking care of your physical, mental, and financial wellness is extremely important. We encourage you to utilize these available benefits:
- Employee Wellness Center @ 350 Alexander
- Mental Wellness Resources
- Employee Assistance Program (Carebridge)
- Retirement & Financial
- Benefits News & Events
- Thrive Together Newsletter
HR staff members are here to support you every step of the way, and are reachable by phone at (609) 258-3302 or email at [email protected] for assistance.
News & Stories
Participate in National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month by educating, listening, sharing stories, showing compassion, and providing hope to those who need assistance. Talking about suicide and knowing how to help others can save a life!
Four Princeton staff members have been honored for their writing in the ninth annual Princeton Writes essay contest.
Self-care means doing things that promote your own wellbeing and reduces stress, so you have the energy and motivation to take on each day. Getting good quality sleep is also essential for keeping your mind and body healthy. Self-care can be different for everyone, so it’s important to find what makes an impact on your life.
July is Ultraviolet Safety Awareness Month. Having fun in the sun is what summer is all about, but do not forget about protecting your skin and eyes. Skin cancer is the most common of all cancer types, with more than 3.5 million cases diagnosed each year. Most skin cancers, even Melanoma, if detected and treated early, are curable so it is important to pay attention to new moles or changes to existing moles.
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Staff members help further #PrincetonU’s mission in a variety of impactful ways. Follow us for a sneak peek into what it’s like #WorkingAtPrinceton.