In episode 2, we meet with Gabriel Duguay '22 to discuss community on campus from student-run clubs to a meal with friends in one of the residential college dining halls.  In addition to participating in debate panel and the scramble band, Gab, a native of Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada, is the founder of the Princeton Indigenous Advocacy Coalition and serves as a member of the Provost's Priorities Committee. We also sit down with Momo Wolapaye, director of student life at Whitman College, one of Princeton's six residential colleges, to talk about his role in helping students acclimate to campus life.

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Show Notes:

• Princeton University Band
• Momo Wolapaye, Director of Student Life, Whitman College
• Residential Colleges
• Office of the Provost Priorities Committee
• Residential College Advisers (RCAs)
• Clash of the Colleges
• Community Action
• Davis International Center
• Office of Disability Services
• The Writing Center
• McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning
• ‘Zee’ Group 
• Butler College
• James Madison Program
• University Councilor, Undergraduate Student Government
• Council of the Princeton University Community
• Quadrangle Club (Eating Club)
• Cheese and Bad Movies Club
• Student Group Recognition Committee
• Princeton Footnotes

About Meet Princeton!

Co-Hosts: Vivian Slee, senior assistant dean of admission, Bryant Blount '08, assistant dean of undergraduate students and manager of strategic communications
Producers: Vivian Slee and Mary Buckley, associate dean, strategic communications, Office of Admission
Editor/Sound Engineer: Nick Donnoli, Orangebox Productions 
Sound Engineer: Molly Trueman '24
Logo Design: Esteban Aguas '19, admission officer

The theme music to our podcast was created by Molly Trueman '24. The outtro music is brought to you by Princeton Footnotes, one of the many talented a cappella groups at Princeton. 

Meet Molly Trueman '24:

Molly, a rising sophomore at Princeton, plans on majoring in music with a potential certificate in Applications of Computing. Outside of class, she is part of Glee Club, Chamber Choir, and the Tigressions, a contemporary all-female a cappella group. While she has been practicing voice and piano since age six, within the past year—especially during quarantine—she has become more passionate about songwriting and music production, leading her to create music for this podcast.

Meet the Princeton Footnotes:

The Princeton Footnotes have been providing fresh, all-male a cappella to Princeton University for more than half a century. Founded in 1959, the group's repertoire spans decades of music and an astounding variety of genres: from Frank Sinatra to Taylor Swift to Phish. The Footnotes was recently selected as a top 32 collegiate a cappella group from more than 160 video entries in the first-ever UpStaged National Collegiate Performing Arts (NCPA) A Capella competition to raise funds for a social justice organization of their choice. [Source: The Daily Princetonian]