Micah Joselow 2012 - Co-President
mjoselow@princeton.edu
Micah, a member of the Class of 2012, hails from Ossining, New York (the home of Sing Sing Prison). He has been involved with local, state and national politics for years, most recently interning for Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY). Micah is interested in education policy, criminal justice and economic development. He is an avid tennis player and a die-hard Mets fan.
Chloe Bordewich 2012 - Co-President
cbordewi@princeton.edu
Chloe is a Rocky sophomore and Near Eastern Studies major from New York's lovely Hudson Valley. She began her political career knocking on doors at age 5. Her favorite U.S. Senator is Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and she is especially interested in foreign policy. She also enjoys playing the trumpet in the PU Orchestra, giving Orange Key tours, and tutoring prison inmates.
Scott Falin 2012 - Treasurer
sfalin@princeton.edu
Scott is a freshman in Butler College. He comes from Wilmington, Delaware and has been involved in Democratic politics for several years. He is an avid fan of the Avalanche, Broncos, and Nuggets, all things relating to Joe Biden, and Wu Dining Hall. He looks forward to an exciting year with the College Dems and an Obama administration.
Ben Krueger 2012 - Events Chair
bkrueger@princeton.edu
Ben is a 2012 Rockyite from faraway Princeton, New Jersey. He has worked for his local congressman and spent a summer in DC working for a nonprofit research organization on education reform and a standardized threat assessment system. Ben plays frisbee, tennis, reading, and enjoys watching far too many movies than is healthy.
Tierney Kuhn 2013 - Webmaster
tlkuhn@princeton.edu
Tierney comes from Seattle, WA, one of the geekiest and most progressive cities on the West Coast. At her last school she ran the software engineering club and organized a series of discussions about social justice. Here at Princeton she's majoring in computer science with a minor in neuroscience and is on the Princeton Debate Panel and Pro-Choice Vox. She can't wait to work with the Princeton Dems, especially on protecting reproductive rights, defending civil liberties, and decreasing economic inequality.