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.
Click the image below to view an interactive exhibit of the history of the Women’s College Club of Princeton. To view the exhibit as an interactive PDF, click here (38 pages, so it will take time to load). To get back to the WCCP website, just exit the PDF screen).
October 8, Thursday 10:00 – 11:30 AM Board Meeting. W. Windsor Public Library.
October 19, Monday 1-3 PM General Meeting. Speaker: Sophie Glovier, Chief of Strategy and Program at The Watershed Institute. Stockton Education Center at Morven Museum. Free and open to the public. Poster.
October 26, Monday Lunching Out 12 noon. Capuano Restaurant on Clarksville Road. Contact Bonnie.
October 28, Wednesday. 10 AM Trip The Watershed Institute located at 31 Titus Mill Road Pennington, NJ 08534. Contact Jan Stout.
October 30, Friday 10:30 AM. Book GroupSipsworth by Simon Van Booy. Barnhart Room on the Terrace level at Windrows. Lunch after in cafe. Contact Joan if you’d like to attend.
Activities for November 2026
November 12, Thursday 10:00 – 11:30 AM Board Meeting. W. Windsor Public Library.
November 16, Monday 1-3 PM General Meeting. Speaker: Barry Singer: “Princeton and the American Revolution – The Ten Crucial Days.” Stockton Education Center at Morven Museum. Free and open to the public. Poster.
November 19, Thursday 10 AM. Trip. Make-A-Wish-Castle, 1384 Perrineville Road, Monroe Township, NJ 08831. Lunch at Baker’s American Bar and Grille at 801 NJ-33, Monroe Township. Contact Connie.
Book Groupno November meeting Thanksgiving Day holiday. Next meeting: December 4 Friday,book title to be announced.
Activities for December 2026
December 3, Thursday 10:30 AM. Trip. TCNJ Art Gallery. Exhibition of the work of NJ photographer, Wendel White: “Memory and Power”. 2000 Pennington Road, Ewing, NJ 08618. Contact Connie.
December 4, Friday10:30 AM. Book Groupbook title to be announced. Barnhart Room on the Terrace level at Windrows. Lunch after in cafe upstairs. Contact Joan if you’d like to attend.
December 10, Thursday 10:00 – 11:30 AM Board Meeting. W. Windsor Public Library.
December 21, Monday 1-3 PM General Meeting. Speaker: McKinley Mertz: Changing environment when moving from city to suburbs. Stockton Education Center at Morven Museum.
June 15, 2026 Annual Meeting and Luncheon special guests were Nyla Flamer (Left: Stuart-Smith College) and Jaila Lampley (Right: Hun-Tufts U). Both were 2025 WCCP scholarship recipients. The students shared with the club members their first year’s experiences in college.
2025 Annual Meeting and Luncheon – Three 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.
2026 is 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)