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Township Council Honors Departing Human Relations Commission Member

Flanked by her parents and members of the township Human Relations Commission, Shirin Poustchi speaks about growing up in Franklin and her future plans.

A seven-year member of the Human Relations Commission who is leaving the state to pursue her medical career was honored for her “dedicated service to the community” April 9 by the Township Council.

Shirin Poustchi, an HRC member since 2012, will be conducting her medical residency in internal medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.

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