Tiger Challenge - Propose a Topic

Thank you so much for suggesting a Tiger Challenge topic! We're looking forward to reviewing the proposed topic and getting back to you shortly.

What we’re looking for in our challenges:

•Open-ended: There should be infinite possible directions for the project; we’re looking for divergent, unanswered challenges. If you have a solution in mind, take a step back and ask, “What’s the problem I’m looking to solve, and would it be best to start by learning more about the dynamics of the challenge?”

•Human-centered: The challenge should hinge on the behaviors and experiences of people. The underlying question should be “how do we improve the experience for ________?” and/or “how can we encourage more people to _________?”

•Important: The challenge should inspire Princeton students. Teams are comprised of 4-6 students from different majors.

•Accessible: Who are the stakeholders involved, and is it feasible for us to interact with them in the NYC-NJ-Philly corridor?

•Flexible: Design thinking projects often pivot based on insights uncovered; you should be open to evolving directions based on the insights the team uncovers.

Your first name(s):

Your last name(s):

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Your relation to the topic:

Princeton undergraduate student interested in this projectPrinceton graduate studentPrinceton faculty/staff/alumMember of organization working in proposed fieldAffected by this challenge Concerned citizenCheck all that apply

Please describe the challenge. This can be as brief or as detailed as you like.

Please describe how you became interested in this challenge. What is your organization or relation to the challenge your are proposing?

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