
Part of the McGraw Center for Teaching & Learning
at Princeton University
87 Prospect Ave., Suite 220
Princeton, NJ 08540
P: 609-258-1675 / E: pti@princeton.edu
Director: Jill Stockwell, PhD
Academic Director: Jenny Greene, PhD
Program Coordinator: Tara Ronda
PARTNERS
NJ-STEP (Scholarship and Transformative Education in Prisons) is a consortium of nine colleges and universities across the state, the NJ Department of Corrections, and the NJ State Parole Board. In addition to providing post-secondary education, NJ-STEP members and staff help students plan for their release from prison and support their continued education. The consortium is housed at Rutgers University - Newark.
Mercer County Community College: Our accrediting institution for associate's degree courses at Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institution
Raritan Valley Community College: Our accrediting institution for associate's degree courses
Mountainview Project: Provides NJ-STEP students an opportunity to pursue a four-year degree in a campus setting post-release
Petey Greene: A national prison education program that brings tutors into state prisons. Since 2014, Petey Greene tutors have been working with our college students, providing much-needed out-of-classroom study time.
Princeton University SPEAR (Students for Prison Education and Reform): Works to advocate for common-sense criminal justice reform
New Jersey Dept of Corrections (NJDOC): Incarcerates about 9,500 adults in 13 facilities statewide
Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institution (part of the Federal Bureau of Prisons): Incarcerates approximately 4,400 adult men on part of the Joint MDL base
"I decided to pursue further education because I wanted my daughter to be able to say "my Daddy graduated college" instead of "my Daddy went to prison" -- GSYCF student
