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STATEMENT FROM REGENT FRED BOICE,
 PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS
ON PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS TO UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

“The budget cuts that were proposed today are cataclysmic in the depth and breadth of devastation they will cause to our higher education system in Arizona. Our universities are prepared to do their fair share to help our state out of the budget crisis; however the legislature has proposed disproportionate cuts that are simply impossible to institute without gutting our universities.

“Make no mistake about it; when drastic cuts to the universities are implemented, large numbers of university staff and faculty will lose their jobs, and there will be extensive elimination of programs and classes—creating a hole in the quality and quantity of our systems’ offerings of generational proportions.

“At a time when enrollment is increasing at historic levels, destructive cuts will undoubtedly lead to large tuition increases to maintain a basic level of services—pricing Arizonans out of the promise of a college degree.

“Crippling cuts will also severely compromise our state’s future, so much so it may never recover. Our legislators must realize the long-term consequences that are not easily reversible, such as lost business, workforce and related revenues. To not acknowledge this is not only poor public policy, it’s irresponsible and unconscionable.”

Media: For assistance in reaching Regent Boice, or any of the regents, please call Andrea Smiley, ABOR staff, at 602-229-2543 or 480-766-6553. Thank you.

 

The Agenda for the January 22-23, 2009 meeting of the Board is available.  The meeting will take place on the campus of the University of Arizona in Tucson.    

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ATTN: High School Counselors/Principals Arizona Academic Scholars Initiative

Updated 2/28/2008

  1. High School Students Class Rank List  input form and instructions for AY 2009 and 2010 now available here for your convenience.  Separate worksheets are required for each year.  Deadline: Friday, April 4, 2008.

  1. Information (Word) and Application fee waivers [PDF] (Word) now available online for students applying to state universities.

 

The Arizona Academic Scholars Initiative, sponsored by the Arizona Business and Education Coalition (AzBec), encourages students toward more rigorous high school course work in preparation for higher education.

 

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