FAQs
What may fellows do?
* Watch games and practices
* Participate in team roundtables and other meetings at coach request
* Link student-athletes with campus resources
* Host meals for the team or individual student-athletes
* Travel with the team for games, tournaments, or service outings
* Meet with prospective student-athletes on official recruiting visits
* Appear on the team roster, media guides, and game programs
* Meet to share experiences that may be of interest to student-athletes
What can student-athletes and coaches gain?
* Learning about Princeton's academic and campus resources
* Advice about navigating Princeton
* Sideline support and dedicated fans of athletic pursuits
* Encouragement to engage in academic and other opportunities
* A "go-to" resource during challenges
* Friendship and a stronger "team around the team"
What benefits do fellows receive?
* Satisfaction of impact on academic development of student-athletes
* Better understanding of the intersection of education and athletics
* Friendships with coaches and student-athletes
* Team apparel to support Princeton Athletics
What else is important to know about the program?
* Being a fellow is voluntary and intentionally flexible
* There is no one way to be a good fellow
* Fellow/student-athlete relationships are built on mutual respect and a shared commitment to excellence in academics and athletics.
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