Princeton University

Van Pelt Library houses a variety of books, journals, manuscripts, music scores, sound recordings, and DVDs and videos. It also provides journal articles and databases in the fields of biology, chemistry, nursing, management, marketing, linguistics, mathematics and Asian-American studies. In addition, the library features study materials in the areas of music finance, folklore, materials research, general business, health and societies, and French and German studies. Van Pelt Library offers other electronic resources, footnotes and bibliographies. It provides interlibrary loan programs and research and instructional services. The library maintains a computer laboratory with laptops and related software. Van Pelt Library is a part of the University of Pennsylvania Libraries.

As a human service agency of State of New Jersey, the New Jersey Council on Developmental Disabilities, also known as NJCDD, offers educational, health care and legal advocacy services for individuals with developmental and physical disabilities. It advocates for same rights, privileges, responsibilities and opportunities for people with disabilities. The council offers job search skills development training, as well as work exploration, resume development and follow-up services. It conducts networking skills development and interview techniques improvement workshops and provides job coaching, sampling and development services. The New Jersey Council on Developmental Disabilities also funds projects to inform decision makers, legislators and the general public regarding developmental disabilities.