In addition to academic instruction in the arts and presentation of arts programming, the Lewis Center aims to nurture the arts throughout the university. The Lewis Center for the Arts invites applications and inquiries for a variety of opportunities:
Opportunities for Princeton University students and Groups
Partnerships & Support
The Lewis Center collaborates with campus partners to facilitate artistic projects and events coordinated by Princeton University students, faculty, and staff. Learn more about partnerships
Funding Awards for Princeton Students
The Lewis Center offers a range of competitive awards to support summer research and creative undertakings by enrolled students. Learn more about student funding awards
Career Advising and Mentorship for Princeton Students
Connect with the Center for Career Development and make an arts-related career advising appointment through Handshake. Learn more about career advising
Submit an Event
The Lewis Center events calendar is designed to be a hub for the posting arts programming offered on campus and in the local community. Student, colleague and community groups in the Princeton area may submit arts and cultural events for inclusion. Submit an event to our calendar
Opportunities for Artists and the General Public
Fellowships for Artists
Hodder Fellowships and Princeton Arts Fellowships support the work of promising early-career artists. Learn more about Fellowships
Job Opportunities
Find current openings at the Lewis Center by searching the Princeton University employment website for the “Lewis Center for the Arts.” Paid work opportunities for current Princeton students are published with the Student Employment Office.
Opportunities for High School Students
The Princeton University Poetry Contest for High School Students and the Princeton University Ten-Minute Play Contest recognize outstanding work by 11th graders. Learn more about high school contests