Leadership Starts Here
Director of Student Life Matt Frawley interviews OA Director Rick Curtis ’79. Rick talks about the history of OA and how the program has grown to become Princeton’s largest Leadership
Thanks to a grant from the Feather Foundation, Outdoor Action has been able to send a group of OA Leaders each year to a Leave No Trace Master Educator Course.
An orchestra conductor faces the ultimate leadership challenge: creating perfect harmony without saying a word. In this charming talk, Itay Talgam demonstrates the unique styles of six great 20th-century conductors,
Learn how to use the limited amount of time you have for staff training to maximize your staff ‘s alignment with organizational values and make them competent field-based risk managers.
This report was written on the twentieth anniversary of the Outdoor Action Program to identify the unique contributions Outdoor Action has made to Princeton University. The Outdoor Action Program has
The Outdoor Action Program has been an important program for building community at Princeton for the past twenty-five years. Outdoor Action activities serve as powerful group bonding experiences that help
In 2010 the Outdoor Action Program was moved into the Vice President for Campus Life Office after fourteen years of being administratively managed by the Princeton-Blairstown Center. This report was
During its forty year history Outdoor Action (OA) has achieved incredible success. It has transformed the orientation process for incoming students at Princeton. In addition, OA has built a unique
The Outdoor Action Peak Potential Climbing program offers children with disabilities the opportunity to expand their horizons through climbing at the Outdoor Action Climbing Wall at Princeton University.
A group of OA Leaders produced this video for the Polartec College Challenge winning the grand prize of $10,000 to support Outdoor Action trip activities during the academic year.