The Program for Community-Engaged Scholarship (ProCES) supports academic courses and research grounded in Princeton's commitment to research and education that benefit humanity. ProCES courses bring community-identified priorities and interests into conversation with course learning goals through experiential learning, including: community-based research, empirical analysis, service learning, guest speakers, site visits, citizen science, participant observation, public humanities, practicing arts, and other collaborative modalities and methods of knowledge co-creation. Partners include non-profit, public sector, and non-governmental organizations and grassroots community leaders representing a variety of fields and perspectives.

The courses below have a community-engaged component. For more information about this semester’s ProCES courses visit https://proces.princeton.edu/students/find-course

2025-2026 Fall

Subject & Catalog Number Title
AAS 420 Museums and Medicine
ANT 219 Catastrophes across Cultures: The Anthropology of Disaster
ANT 311 Food, Culture & Society
ARC 352 Elective Studio II
ART 329 Architecture of Confinement, from the Hospice to the Era of Mass Incarceration
ASL 101 Beginner's American Sign Language I
ASL 105 Intermediate American Sign Language
CBE 225 Plastics, Profit, and People: How Science & Society Can Strive for Sustainability
CEE 102A Engineering in the Modern World
CEE 102B Engineering in the Modern World
CHI 451 Language and Society in Chinese Contexts
CHV 401 Media Literacy: What to Read and Believe in the Age of AI
COS 333 Advanced Programming Techniques
EGR 200 Creativity, Innovation, and Design
EGR 340 TigerChallenge: Human-Centered Design for Social Impact (Year-Long Course)
EGR 361 The Reclamation Studio: Humanistic Design applied to Systemic Bias
EGR 380 eLab: Creating Value in the Real World (Year-Long Course)
ENG 229 Introduction to Indigenous Literatures
ENV 221 AI for Global Good
ENV 251 Coming to Our Senses: Climate Justice - Climate Change in Film, Photography and Popular Culture
FRE 208 Speak up! An Introduction to Topics in the Francophone World
FRE 301 Introduction to Haitian Creole
FRS 101 Get Your Kicks
FRS 109 The Kitchen Lab: Food & Health
FRS 143 Is Politics a Performance?
FRS 161 Harmonizing Resistance: Music's Power in the Americas
FRS 191 Do Sanctuary Spaces Matter in Contemporary Immigrant Rights Work?
GHP 350 Critical Perspectives in Global Health Policy
JPN 305 Integrative Advanced Japanese I
JPN 401 Readings in Modern Japanese I
JPN 407 Contemporary Japanese Language and Culture I
JRN 449 International News
MOL 460 Diseases in Children: Causes, Costs, and Choices
POL 342 Racial Climate and Multiracial Democracy
PSY 385 Mind, Body, Culture
PSY 420 Selected Topics in Psychotherapy Research
SPA 205 Medical Spanish
SPA 207 Studies in Spanish Language and Style
SPA 233 Languages of the Americas
SPA 304 Spanish in the Community
SPA 368 Spanish into English Translation in the Age of AI
SPI 328 Crime and Violence in U.S. Cities
SPI 331 Race and Public Policy
SPI 356 Asylum: Policy, Politics, and Practice
SPI 416 American Yo-Yo: Integration and Alienation in the Lives of Immigrants
SPI 430 Negotiation, Mediation, and Restorative Justice: Re-imagining Conflict
THR 101 Introduction to Theater Making
THR 212 Performance & Policy
THR 356 Ritual and Resistance: Introduction to South African Physical Theater Making
THR 400 Theatrical Design Studio
THR 412 Creative Theater Making in VR
TPP 301 Seminar on Student Learning and Methods for Teaching
URB 300 Urban Studies Research Seminar
URB 385 Mapping Gentrification
VIS 240 Flower Study: Uses and Misuses of Beauty