Phoenix, AZ ~ Phoenix, AZ - Liz Archuleta, a dedicated public servant and nonprofit leader, has completed one year of service on the Arizona Board of Regents. However, her time as an acting member without Senate confirmation has come to an end. This comes after the legislature denied her appointee a hearing, causing Governor Hobbs to speak out against the decision.

In a statement issued by Governor Hobbs, she expressed her disappointment in the Senate's refusal to hear the nomination of Liz Archuleta. The governor described Archuleta as a fiscally conservative and fair-minded individual who has brought accountability and transparency to the Board during crucial moments. She also highlighted Archuleta's efforts in enhancing financial oversight and accountability, hiring a new university president, managing the University of Arizona's fiscal recovery, and addressing issues with FAFSA.

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Governor Hobbs emphasized that at the core of Archuleta's service is her dedication to ensuring students have the opportunity to succeed. She praised Archuleta as a respected leader who has garnered bipartisan support from the last four Arizona governors. The governor also called for an end to the partisan nature of the Senate confirmation process and stated that Arizonans deserve an explanation for this decision.

In response to not being granted a hearing for her appointment as Regent for Northern Arizona, Liz Archuleta issued her own statement. She expressed disappointment in this decision but remained determined to fight for Arizona's students. With over 25 years of experience working towards what is best for children, youth, and communities in Arizona, Archuleta described herself as an innovative and consensus-building leader who has effectively worked across party lines.

Despite this setback, Archuleta remains committed to advocating for fair and accessible education for all students in Arizona. She expressed hope that she will have another opportunity to serve in the future. In conclusion, she stated that strong leadership on the Arizona Board of Regents is crucial for both families and the economy, and she will continue to work towards this goal.

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