CARP officially approved as a student group on Princeton University Campus

On February 9th 2022, the Collegiate Association of the Research of Principles (CARP) was officially approved as a new student group on Princeton University’s Campus!

The new chapter will be led by Y. Angolio (President) and Y. Tanai (Vice President / Treasurer) both of whom are second generation currently in their junior year at the university. The two met in 2019 during their freshman year and plans to establish a CARP chapter on the campus had been in the works ever since.

They offered conditions of Jeongseong for the fulfillment of their goal including establishing a holy ground in the school’s Prospect Gardens on the October 17th, 2021. Supported by a network of Princeton-affiliated Blessed Families (first and second generation alumni and current university staff), CARP New Jersey, and National CARP, the two looking forward to doing great things on the Princeton’s Campus. They are planning to host weekly CARP talks, one-on-one Divine Principle study sessions, organize service activities and even collaborate with other religious groups for interfaith discussions in hopes to engage the students on campus and promote universal values and principles amongst fellow students, eventually resulting in positive change to their campus’ CARP leaders at Princeton’s historic Nassau Hall culture.

Congratulations on the establishment of Princeton CARP!