Gov. Katie Hobbs is shaking up the Arizona Board of Regents with her latest appointments. Hobbs has tapped Liz Archuleta and student Jadyn Fisher to bring a fresh perspective and to quickly foster increased transparency and accountability within the state's university system. "I am proud to add two outstanding members to the Arizona Board of Regents who share the mission of strengthening higher education for all Arizonans," Hobbs said, as stated by the Office of the Arizona Governor.
With a promise to represent the interests of Northern Arizona, Archuleta steps into the shoes of outgoing Regent Lyndel Manson. Archuleta's extensive background spans board governance and public service. "I am extremely honored to be appointed by Governor Hobbs to the Arizona Board of Regents to represent northern Arizona and serve our state in this capacity," Archuleta voiced her commitment, as per the Office of the Arizona Governor. Her appointment is seen as a strategic move to harness her knowledge and experience for the betterment of Arizona's higher education landscape.
On the student front, Jadyn Fisher is poised to bring the voice of the Arizona university students to the forefront. As the new Student Regent, Fisher replaces Katelyn Rees after her term's conclusion. Speaking about her new role, Fisher expressed her passion and readiness to advocate on behalf of students statewide. "I am so honored to have the opportunity to be a voice for students across Arizona, as well as a representative of Northern Arizona University," Fisher told the Office of the Arizona Governor.
A proponent of educational development and public service, Archuleta currently leads as president and CEO of the United Way of Northern Arizona. Her work there has been centered around enhancing the quality of life for children, youth, and families, which she is set to continue actively to do so on a higher platform. According to the Office of the Arizona Governor, Fisher is currently undertaking her Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education at Northern Arizona University, already showcasing a history of leadership and community involvement during her academic career.
