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ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS Leadership for Arizona’s Public University System The Arizona Board of Regents is the constitutionally created governing body of Arizona’s public university system, providing policy guidance to Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Arizona in such areas as: • Academic and student affairs The Board consists of 12 members. Eight volunteer members are appointed by the Governor to staggered eight-year terms. Two students serve on the Board for two-year appointments, with the first year being a nonvoting apprentice year. The Governor and the Superintendent of Public Instruction serve as voting ex-officio members. As its mission, the Arizona Board of Regents is committed to: • Ensuring access for qualified residents of Arizona
to undergraduate and graduate instruction; CHANGING DIRECTIONS Initiative to ensure excellence at Arizona’s public universities In August 2002, the Arizona Board of Regents, faced with rapidly increasing student enrollments and large cuts to university budgets, launched Changing Directions, an on-going, multi-faceted initiative to reform the Arizona university system. The initiative is focused on how to: • Improve the quality of educational programs; • Enhance and diversity university funding streams; • Increase the affordability of a university education; and • Stimulate the local and state economies by providing opportunities for economic development. With Changing Directions, the Regents initiated a comprehensive review of university revenue sources and management strategies to provide the universities with the resources that they need. The Board also has revamped its policy framework to enable the university presidents to reshape their programs so that they can better meet the needs of Arizona’s citizens and communities. As a result of these changes, educational options for students will become more diverse as institutional missions become more focused and universities collaborate further on academic program offerings.
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For further information contact Peggy Martin by email at peggy.martin@asu.edu or call her at (602) 229-2511.
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