Meet Our Board Members
Not In Our Town Princeton is led by a group of passionate volunteers who are deeply committed to the organization’s mission. We are happy for you to learn a little more about us through these brief profiles.

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Protim Adhikari
Protim is most at home when traveling across cultures. From his family

Caroline Clarke
Caroline Clarke is a true public servant. She has worked as an

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Princess G. Hoagland
Princess G. Hoagland, MBA, is a philanthropist who is committed to serving

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Kani Ilangovan
Kani Ilangovan is a mother of 2 feminists, a psychiatrist, writer, and

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Jeanne Jackson DeVoe
Jeanne Jackson DeVoe is a is a senior communications specialist at the

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Sally Kornegay
Sally has been an advocate for equality since high school. She was

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Shelley Krause
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Shelley's membership in Not In Our Town Princeton is a reflection of

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Annah Kuriakose
Annah is a daughter of Indian immigrants. She studied anthropology, education, and

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Miki Mendelsohn
Miki Mendelsohn is originally from North Carolina but studied abroad in Israel

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Linda Oppenheim
Resident of Princeton since 1972. Librarian at Princeton University for over 40

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Juan C. Polanco
Juan Polanco was born in Guatemala and came to the United States

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Shirley Ann Satterfield
Historian of African American Life in Princeton, New Jersey Co-Founder and President

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Wilma E. Solomon
Wilma joined NIOT in 2000 as a representative from The Jewish Center

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Fern Spruill
Fern Spruill has long been a dedicated volunteer, advocate, and activist for

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Larry A. Spruill
Larry Spruill was born in Columbia, North Carolina in 1951 during the

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Valeria Torres-Oliveras
Valeria Torres-Olivares is a Junior at Princeton University studying Public Policy and

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Joyce Trotman Jordan
A retired educator with 40 years of experience in public school as

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Sindhu Xirasagar
Sindhu Xirasagar came to the US in 1987 from India as a

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