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Nine Principles of the Yavapai County Democratic Party
*Guarantee our nation’s security through strength, not fear.
*Restore our economy so that all Americans can prosper.
*Assure that all Americans have healthcare.
*Protect the Constitutionally guaranteed liberties of all Americans.
*Restore our nation’s credibility with our friends around the world; support multilateral
approaches to the resolution of conflicts.
*Strengthen our nation with a quality public education system.
*Implement clean energy policies and practices to assure independence from fossil-based energy sources.
*Care for the environment so that it will sustain and benefit future generations.
*Guarantee honest, transparent government.
Adopted December 2007 Yavapai County Democratic Party Executive Committee
*Guarantee our nation’s security through strength, not fear.
*Restore our economy so that all Americans can prosper.
*Assure that all Americans have healthcare.
*Protect the Constitutionally guaranteed liberties of all Americans.
*Restore our nation’s credibility with our friends around the world; support multilateral
approaches to the resolution of conflicts.
*Strengthen our nation with a quality public education system.
*Implement clean energy policies and practices to assure independence from fossil-based energy sources.
*Care for the environment so that it will sustain and benefit future generations.
*Guarantee honest, transparent government.
Adopted December 2007 Yavapai County Democratic Party Executive Committee
Yavapai County Democratic Party
1555 Iron Springs Road, Suite 1
Prescott, AZ 86302
P.O. Box 1644
Prescott, AZ 86302
928-541-0413
yavdem@cableone.net
1555 Iron Springs Road, Suite 1
Prescott, AZ 86302
P.O. Box 1644
Prescott, AZ 86302
928-541-0413
yavdem@cableone.net
Attention all Yavapai County Democrats!
County Committee Meeting
Thursday, June 14, 2012
5:30 to 8:00 PM
Prescott Adult Center
1280 East Rosser Road, Prescott
Speaker: Fred Duval, former Chair of the Arizona Board of Regents
The Crisis in Higher Education in Arizona
Pot Luck Supper
$10 or $5 if you bring a dish
Call 541-0413 for reservations
County Committee Meeting
Thursday, June 14, 2012
5:30 to 8:00 PM
Prescott Adult Center
1280 East Rosser Road, Prescott
Speaker: Fred Duval, former Chair of the Arizona Board of Regents
The Crisis in Higher Education in Arizona
Pot Luck Supper
$10 or $5 if you bring a dish
Call 541-0413 for reservations
Democrats fight for EVERY Arizonan !
VOTE CENTERS! You need to know where to vote for the upcoming Primary Election. The locations of our Vote Centers can be found on our website with an interactive map. Go to our home page at www.yavapai.us, and click on the red ballot box in the picture.
Fred DuVal (born May 24, 1954) is a businessman, civic leader and author from Phoenix, Arizona. For 35 years, Fred DuVal has been involved in state, federal, and foreign policy matters with a particular focus on health care, education, economic development, and natural resources. He is president of DuVal & Associates, a consulting firm focused on bi-partisan, intergovernmental relations.
Recognized particularly as a national leader in higher education, DuVal is known for his advocacy of performance-based and outcome-based funding models tied to higher accountability. DuVal served as chairman of the Arizona Board of Regents, which governs Arizona's three state universities. In 2010, he served as co-chair of the "Getting AHEAD" initiative with Maricopa Community Colleges Chancellor Dr. Rufus Glasper. "Getting AHEAD" (Access to Higher Education And Degrees) is focused on system redesign to achieve higher productivity and greater student degree completion.
In September 2010, DuVal was appointed to an advisory group for "Complete to Compete," an initiative of the National Governors Association focused on making America a global leader in college completion and improve the productivity of our country's higher education institutions.
Recognized particularly as a national leader in higher education, DuVal is known for his advocacy of performance-based and outcome-based funding models tied to higher accountability. DuVal served as chairman of the Arizona Board of Regents, which governs Arizona's three state universities. In 2010, he served as co-chair of the "Getting AHEAD" initiative with Maricopa Community Colleges Chancellor Dr. Rufus Glasper. "Getting AHEAD" (Access to Higher Education And Degrees) is focused on system redesign to achieve higher productivity and greater student degree completion.
In September 2010, DuVal was appointed to an advisory group for "Complete to Compete," an initiative of the National Governors Association focused on making America a global leader in college completion and improve the productivity of our country's higher education institutions.
