Invitation from Cornell Club of Toronto

Dear Princeton Alumni, Parents and Friends:

Please see invitation below from our friends at the Cornell Club of Toronto:

Cornell Club of Toronto Big Red Visits Big Blue - Ripley's Aquarium, Toronto

Friday, March 28, 2014
6:00 - 10:00 pm
Register Here | See Who's Coming

Ripley's Aquarium, Toronto

288 Bremner Blvd.
Toronto, ON M5V 3L9

$48/person (U.S. Dollars)

BIG RED Visits BIG BLUE on March 28. Please join us! Our Cornell Club of Toronto will enjoy a special evening at Ripley'sAquarium, Toronto on Friday, March 28 from 6-10 pm. Cornell Alumni, children and friends are welcome. For a flat fee of $48 (U.S. Dollars) all will receive an admission ticket to explore the Aquarium and private rooms to enjoy a special presentation from anAquarium Educator and a casual meal.(Sandwiches/wraps, chips, dessert, beverage.) We look forward to seeing you. Go Big Red and Big Blue!

For event questions, please contact Beth Duffy at mbduffy@rogers.com.For event registration questions, please contact Donna Carl at dc37@cornell.edu.

Invitation from Oxford and Cambridge Society of Toronto

Dear Princeton Alumni, Parents and Friends:

Please see invitation below from our friends at the Oxford and Cambridge Society of Toronto:

Please join the Oxford and Cambridge Society of Toronto in our "Fire Side Chat" series, welcoming Professor Neil MacFarlane on the Situation in Ukraine, Friday, March 28^th, 6pm

Neil MacFarlane is the Lester B. Parson Professor of International Relations at Oxford University. After a career in the United States and in Canada, he moved to Oxford in 1996 and served as Head of the Department of Politics and International Relations from 2005 to 2010, and Deputy Head of the Social Sciences Division from 2008 to 2010.

Neil has spent over twenty years studying the evolution of international relations in the former Soviet Union. He is currently working on a book about the international relations of that region, with a particular emphasis on Russian policy towards its neighbours. Neil will share with us some of his thoughts about the current situation in Ukraine, and the latest developments in its relationship with Russia, in what promises to be a fascinating fireside chat.

A welcome initiative of the University of Oxford North American Office

www.neilmacfarlaneukraine14.eventbrite.com

Class of 2018 Reception - April 6 2014

Dear Princeton Alumni, Parents and Friends:
Please join us on Sunday, April 6, 2014 from 1:00 to 4:00 for our annual Spring Reception to meet and welcome the newly admitted students from our area, and their families.
We are excited to have guest speaker John Weeren, President Tilgman’s former speechwriter, to give a talk on:

Southern Exposure: From Nova Scotia to Nassau Hall

In 1994, a young Canadian archivist stumbled on a job announcement that led to his first permanent position, an American spouse, nine years as President Shirley M. Tilghman’s speechwriter, and now the directorship of Princeton Writes – a new University-wide initiative designed to enhance non-academic communication on campus. Serendipity played a part in this, but so did the nature of Princeton, where Canadians have quietly flourished (eh). Join John S. Weeren as he reflects on the place and the people who changed his life.

This year we are inviting potential Class of '18 students who have been offered admission but may not necessarily have confirmed acceptance. Accordingly, this reception is an opportunity for us to assist the students make this important decision by putting on the Tiger charm.

Summary of Details

Date and Time: April 6, 2014 at 1:00pm
Location: George Brown House, 186 Beverley Street, Toronto Ontario
Cost: Free
RVSP: Sign up at http://paactorontoclassof2018.eventbrite.ca

Please contact Kevin Yip '01 at kevinyip@alumni.princeton.edu or Belinda Schubert '03 at belinda.schubert@gmail.com if you have any questions at this time.

Princeton Global Net Night 2014 - February 25 2014

Princeton Global Net Night 2014:Mentoring and Beyond: Developing Long-term Professional Relationship

Join us to hear Morris Tambour speak on mentorship, and then stay to talk with fellow tigers. Don't miss this opportunity to connect in person with local Princetonians who want to further their career development and strengthen their networks.

When: Tuesday, February 25, 2014, at 6:00pm
Registration begins at 6:00pm
Presentation begins at 7:00pm

Where: Pangea Restaurant, 1221 Bay Street (at Bloor)

Cost: Free (Cash Bar)

RSVP: Register at https://torontognn2014.eventbrite.ca

Invitation from IMD Alumni Club of Canada

Manage your career like a business

Toronto - Thursday, February 13^th, 2014, 6:00pm

http://www.eventbrite.ca/e/manage-your-career-like-a-business-tickets-10151201517

The IMD Alumni Club of Canada (“IMD”) in cooperation with the Swiss-Canadian Chamber of Commerce of Ontario  (“SCCC”) and the International University Clubs of Toronto (“IUCT”) invite you to join us for a for an informative, interactive and entertaining seminar which will help you explore answers to these questions and more:

·       Does your job equal your career?

·       Do you ever wonder what separates elite performers from the average?

·       Is something holding you back from making a career transition?

·       How would your behaviour change if you viewed your career as the biggest risk in building your wealth?

The world moves quickly these days.  In particular, the corporate world has become extremely demanding and transitory as companies compete fervently to capture market share. Like it or not, thoughtful and deliberate career planning has become critical in order to thrive in this challenging environment.

Leading the seminar are John Hierlihy and Andrew Dorrington, principals at 21^st Avenue Partners (http://www.21stavenuepartners.com), an innovative talent management and career consulting firm.

·       John has over 12 years of experience in career management and executive search. In addition to being a 21^st Avenue partner, he is the founder of Athlete Adventures, a firm dedicated to helping professional athletes transition to a new career.  John will be speaking on how to identify and communicate your unique value proposition through a well-defined personal brand.

·       Andrew is an entrepreneur and strategist with 20 years of international business experience.  Raised in Zimbabwe, his past experience includes strategy consulting at McKinsey, investment banking at Deutsche bank and a commercial and banking law practice in London, England.  Andrew will be focusing on creating opportunity and how to leverage your business relationships.

Venue: 150 King Street West, 10th Floor, Toronto (seminar room, Swiss Reinsurance Company Ltd.)

There will be time for networking and refreshments will be served.

You may register at:

http://www.eventbrite.ca/e/manage-your-career-like-a-business-tickets-10151201517

Best regards,

Brett Berman, on behalf of IMD, and

Christoph Oehy, on behalf of the SCCC.

Princeton Alumni Association of Canada, Toronto Chapter 2013 Annual Dinner - December 18 2013

Please join us for the Princeton Alumni Association of Canada, Toronto Chapter 2013 Annual Dinner on Wednesday, December 18, 2013. 

Location: The National Club 303 Bay Street Toronto, Ontario M5H 2R1 Canada

Details: Cocktails (cash bar) at 6:30 p.m.Dinner at 7:30 p.m.Cost: $40.00 per person (Free for Current Princeton Students)

Guest Speaker: Professor Nicholas Turk-Browne of the Department of Psychology

Title: Why you see what you expect to see

Abstract: Our visual sense seems as simple as a camera, just reflecting back to us whatever information reaches our eyes. However, what we see is actually created in our brains -- the end result of a very sophisticated mental process. In this talk, I will focus on an important part of this process: assumptions that our minds make about the structure of the world. I will first describe how these assumptions influence visual perception and explain visual illusions. I will then discuss how these assumptions might arise from learned expectations, and how such “statistical learning” can be studied experimentally in the lab. I will finally present two examples of our research in this area: (1) a brain imaging study about how statistical learning changes the way in which information is stored in the brain, and (2) a study of an amnesic patient that helps reveal which brain structures are most important for statistical learning. Overall, my goal is to highlight some of the inner workings of the mind, as well as to suggest how they might be realized in the brain.

Ordering Tickets: Please purchase tickets online at https://paac2013.eventbrite.ca.

If you prefer not to pay online, please RSVP by emailing Kevin Yip at kevinhyip@alumni.princeton.edu indicating number of guests and dietary restrictions. Please mail your cheques, payable to PAAC, to Belinda Schubert, c/o Ellyn Law LLP, 20 Queen Street W. Suite 3000, Toronto, ON M5H 3R3

Questions?:

Please contact Kevin Yip '01 or Belinda Schubert '03 if you have any questions.

We look forward to seeing you there,

Princeton Alumni Association of Canada, Toronto Chapter

SAVE the DATE for GLOBAL NETNIGHT - Tuesday, Febuary 25, 2014

SAVE the DATE for GLOBAL NETNIGHT - Tuesday, Febuary 25, 2014

Mentoring and Beyond: Developing Long-term Professional Relationships

The Alumni Council Committee on Careers invites your regional association to join with fellow Princetonians around the world for the fourth annual Global NetNight (GNN).  GNN 2014 will be held on Tuesday, February 25, 2014.  Program details and materials will follow in the coming months.

Kind regards,

The Alumni Council Committee on Careers

Invitation from Toronto Penn-Wharton Club

Join Penn Professor Timothy Corrigan,  to discuss contemporary cinema today.  

 

Subsequently we will screen Sarah Polley's  Stories We Tell, the subject of Prof Corrigan's talk.  

 

Stay after the film to meet and mingle.

 

This is our own private TIFF event, without the lineups!  Seating is limited. 

 

Festival Tower above the Tiff Lightbox

80 John Street, Toronto

Saturday, September 28 2013

2pm - 5pm  

 

LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED 

$5 for Penn-Wharton Club of Toronto Members,

$15 for non Members

 

Penn-Wharton Member Tickets

 

 Non-Member Tickets  

IUCT Summer Mixer 2013 - August 21 2013

To Princeton Toronto Alumni, Family and Friends:

The International University Clubs of Toronto and the Toronto alumni groups of INSEAD, Johns Hopkins, Penn/Wharton, Princeton University and Yale University would like to invite you to join us for:

The 2013 Annual International Universities Mixer

Join fellow alumni from other International Universities for a mid-summer get together on a patio in downtown Toronto. This is the IUCT's most popular event of the year. Catch up with old friends and meet new ones.

Wednesday, August 21, 2013
6:00pm to 11:00pm

Empire Restaurant Lounge
50 Cumberland Street
(Bay St. and Cumberland St.)
Toronto, ON M4W 1J5
Tel: 416-840-8440

Tickets: $15 per person
Cash bar
Appetizers included

Registration

Only a limited number of Tickets are available, so sign up ASAP here: http://iuctmixer2013.eventbrite.ca/

Ticket Purchasers must be alumni of an IUCT University but may bring guests

Tickets must be purchased in advance - No Tickets will be sold at the door

RSVP deadline is August 20 or when Tickets are sold out

Getting There

TTC: Bay Station & Bloor/Yonge Station

Parking Lots: 9 Bedford Rd; 37 Yorkville Ave

PAAC Dim Sum - July 27 2013

To Princeton Toronto Alumni, Family and Friends:

Come join us for Dim Sum at Crown Princess Fine Dining at 11:00am on Saturday July 27, 2013.

Please RSVP by July 20th so that we can reserve a table and save you a seat.

All alumni and friends are welcome!

If you have any questions, please contact Lauren Li '11 or Kevin Yip '01.

Directions to Crown Princess: www.crown-princess.ca

Summary of Details

Date and Time: Saturday, July 27, 2013 at 11:00amLocation: Crown Princess Fine Dining - 1033 Bay Street (at Irwin Ave.)Cost: $5 (Please pay at event)RSVP: Please RSVP by July 20th to Lauren Li by e-mail to li.liutong@gmail.com

PAAC Toronto Islands BBQ Menu - July 11 2013

PAAC Toronto Islands BBQ - July 11 2013

To Princeton Toronto Alumni, Family and Friends:

Please join us for the PAAC Toronto Island BBQ on Thursday, July 11, 2013.

The event will take place on Ward's Island (part of the Toronto Islands) at the Ward's Island Recreational Association Clubhouse. Friends and family (especially kids!) are invited as well. The BBQ will be catered by the Island Cafe!

The plan is to meet at the Toronto Island Ferry Docks, in front of the sign for the Ward's Island Ferry, leaving at 6:15 as a group. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to buy a ticket before the ferry departs. If you cannot make this ferry, you are welcome to take a later ferry and meet us there. Ferries to Ward's Island also leave at 7:00 and 7:45 p.m. The Clubhouse is very close to the Ward's Island Ferry Docks.

The event is free (including food and beverages) but we need to know who is attending.  Please ignore our previous email about paying $10 per ticket - we are pleased to be able to host you as our guests.

Please RSVP by July 8th to Belinda Schubert by e-mail to bschubert@ellynlaw.com or by phone at 416-601-6800 indicating number of people, names of guests and any dietary restrictions.

The venue has indoor space so we will do this rain or shine! If you RSVP, we will have ordered food and drink for you. Please make every reasonable effort to attend, no matter the weather. Indoor games and activities will be on hand for guests of all ages.

For Directions and Ferry Schedule: http://www.toronto.ca/parks/island/ferry-schedule.htm

Here is map to Clubhouse: http://www.wardsislandclubhouse.com/getting-here.html

Here is link to our caterer: http://torontoislandcafe.com/

Summary of Details

Date and Time: July 11, 2013 at 6:30pm

Location: Ward's Island Recreational Association Clubhouse

              6:15pm Ferry to Ward's Island (or catch later one)

Cost: Free (You are responsible for Ferry tickets)

RSVP: Please RSVP by July 8th to Belinda Schubert by e-mail to bschubert@ellynlaw.com or by phone at 416-601-6800 indicating number of people, names of guests and any dietary restrictions.