Treby Williams

Treby retired from Princeton University, where she served as Executive Vice President for a decade. As Princeton’s chief administrative officer, Treby provided overall leadership for the University’s campus planning, operations and infrastructure.  She oversaw the creation of Princeton’s Campus Plan and the largest expansion of the University’s facilities in its history, provided leadership in setting ambitious campus sustainability goals and shaped programs that supported and enhanced the experiences of employees and students.  Prior to her tenure at Princeton, Treby served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York and in New Jersey.  Treby serves on the board of trustees of The College of New Jersey, New York University School of Law, and the Princeton Area Community Foundation.  She is a trustee emerita of Princeton Day School, where she chaired its board of trustees.

Treby came to know and love the Aloha camps (and many songs from the camp songbook!) through her two daughters, Charlotte and Anna, who enjoyed transformative summers at Hive and Aloha.