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The Women’s College Club of Princeton

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Enriches and empowers women since 1916.
Provides monthly programs with speakers at Stockton Education Center at Morven Museum in Princeton.
Provides college scholarships annually to outstanding young women attending Princeton area high schools.
Offers opportunities for cultural enrichment and fellowship.
One of the greatest benefits received from membership in The Women’s College Club of Princeton is participating in the camaraderie generated among members with diverse backgrounds and interests who unite to financially help outstanding young women pursue their education.
Membership in our club is open to all women, without regard to age, race, creed or color, who lives in the greater Princeton area, and who will pledge to actively support the mission of the Club.
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2025 Scholarship Recipients

Here is a little slideshow that we have put together regarding the club’s history. CLICK HERE to explore on your own pace the 154 slides. Or click on the video below that has been uploaded to YouTube (you can pause the slide anytime).

Activities for April 2026

April 2026 Newsletter
April 9, Thursday 10-11:30 AM. Board Meeting. W. Windsor Public Library.
April 13, Monday 2 – 4 PM by invitation, New Member Tea at the Stockton Education Center at Morven.
April 20, Monday, 1-3 PM. General Meeting. Speaker: Joyce Felsenfeld, docent, Princeton University Art Museum “A Fresh Face in Paris, 1906: Amedeo Modigliani Arrives.” Stockton Education Center, Morven Museum, 55 Stockton Street. Public is invited. Poster.
April 22, Wednesday. 2 PM. Trip. Johnson & Johnson Powerhouse Museum guided tour. Signup required; all visitors must be preregistered. Contact Connie by April 10. Indicate J& J trip on the subject of the email to: esloukatos@comcast.net
April 23, Thursday. noon Lunching Out. Villa Maria Restaurant, 3800 Quakerbridge Rd., Hamilton. Contact Bonnie.
April 24, Friday 10:30-11:30 AM Book Group Culpability by Bruce Holsinger. Marks Gallery (large conference room on the Terrace level) at Windrows. Lunch after in cafe.

Activities for May 2026

May 14, Thursday 10-11:30 AM. Board Meeting. W. Windsor Public Library.
May 15, Friday noon, Lunching Out at Naa Mo Thai on Applegarth Rd. in Monroe Township. Contact Bonnie if interested in the lunch out.
May 18, Monday, 3-5 PM. General Meeting. For members only and their guests. Annual Scholarship Award Tea, honoring the 2026 recipients of our scholarships. We will hear the numerous accomplishments of our scholarship winners. Stockton Education Center, Morven Museum, 55 Stockton Street.
May 20, Wednesday, 10 AM. Trip. Meet at the Half Moon Inn, to hear a talk by Dave Callahan, a volunteer of the Newtown Historical Association. Lunch at 12 pm at Acqua e Farina Restaurant. Contact Connie if interested in joining the trip.
May 29, Friday 10:45-11:45 AM Book Group The Correspondent by Virginia Evans. Marks Gallery (large conference room on the Terrace level) at Windrows. Lunch after in cafe. Contact Joan if you’d like to attend.

Activities for June 2026

June 11, Thursday 10-11:30 AM. Board Meeting. W. Windsor Public Library.
June 15, Monday, 11:30-2 PM. General Meeting. Annual Meeting and Luncheon. Nassau Room. Princeton Windrows.
June 26, Friday 10:30-11:30 AM Book Group Book will be Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. Barnhart Room on the Terrace level at Windrows. Lunch after in cafe. Contact Joan if you’d like to attend.

Archive: Past Monthly Activities Summaries

2025-2026 Membership Renewal Form (Dues Notice)

2025-2026 Hospitality Form

2025-2026 New Member Form

2025-2026 Executive Officers

2025 Annual Meeting and Luncheon – Special guests: (left to right) Caroline Gu (PHS-John Hopkins U), Lea-Jade Richards (PDS-Wake Forest College), and Michaela Pestano (HUN-Rensselaer), all three were 2024 WCCP scholarship recipients, at the June 16 Annual Meeting-Board Election-and Luncheon. The students shared with the club members their first year’s experiences in college.

The members of the 2025-2026 Scholarship Committee are as follows :

Chris Greges (Chair), Melanie Goldstein, Barbara Lawler, Joanne May.

Scholarship Related: Archive: Past Scholarship Winners and Committee Reports.

Some highlights about the club members and events: Member Spotlights

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2026 would be the 110th year since the founding of the club in 1916.

April 10, 2016 – the 100th anniversary of The Women’s College Club of Princeton. CLICK HERE to see more photos of the celebration. (Photo credit: Nora Ananos)

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