Frank Davidson is the Superintendent of Casa Grande Elementary School District, where he has been since 1997. Mr. Davidson began his career in education serving as a volunteer in the United States Peace Corps at the Escuela Agricola de San Juan Bautista in Paraguay. He has been a teacher in kindergarten through high school, an elementary school principal, an Assistant Superintendent for Instruction, and Superintendent. He holds degrees from Southwestern College in Winfield, Kansas and the University of Arizona. He is the past President of the Superintendents Division of the Arizona School Administrators Association. His honors include: 2000 Superintendent of the Year Award from the Arizona Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance; 2000 All-Arizona Superintendent Award for Large School Districts from the Arizona School Administrators Association; and the 2003 Business Leader of the Year Award from the Greater Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce. School Facilities Management Representative. term expires January 2012

Brooks Keenan is a Senior Structural Engineer for TranSystems Corporation.  In his 33-year engineering career, he has engineered school, university, hospital, commercial, industrial and public buildings, and highway bridges, for consulting firms including John A. Martin & Associates.  He is a former director of the Pima County Department of Transportation and Flood Control District and engineering manager for the Tucson Department of Transportation.  He is a past president of the Arizona Association of County Engineers and the Southern Arizona Chapter of the Structural Engineers Association of Arizona and was named Engineer of the Year by Arizona chapters of the American Society of Professional Engineers in 2003 and the American Society of Civil Engineers in 2001.  He holds Bachelors of Civil Engineering and Liberal Arts degrees from the University of Arizona and is a registered professional structural engineer, civil engineer and land surveyor. Registered engineer representative, term expires in January 2009.

Arizona native, David Ortega, owns an architectural firm in Scottsdale, which he opened in 1984. A graduate of the U of A, he also studied at La Salle Arquitectura in Mexico City. His professional work includes residential and commercial projects in Arizona and California. Additionally, he has completed several pro bono projects, including the Chrysalis Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence and the Saint Maria Goretti Catholic Church. In addition to his professional work, David has been active in the community having served on the Scottsdale Papago Rotary, Scottsdale Unified's Boundary Committee and Diversity Task Force, Motorola Community Liaison Council, the Maricopa County Private Industry Council, and the Governor's Latino Advisory Board. David most recently served as a Scottsdale City Councilman and Vice Mayor. Registered architect representative, term expires January 2009.

Patricia received a PhD in Geography from the Ohio State University in 1975 and is currently professor of geography at Arizona State University where she served as departmental chair from 1984 to 1991. Her research centers on issues of migration, retirement communities, and environmental change in metropolitan Phoenix. She is especially interested in the use of science for real-world decision-making. She is a past President of the Association of American Geographers and former member of the Population Reference Bureau’s Board of Trustees, currently serves as the Chair of the College Board’s Advanced Placement Human Geography Committee, and was recently appointed to the National Research Council’s Committee on Geography which provides independent advice to society and to government at all levels on scientific, technical, and policy matters related to geography and geographic analysis. At ASU, she is the co-Director of the Decision Center for a Desert City which studies water management decisions in the face of growing climatic uncertainty in Greater Phoenix. She holds an honorary doctorate of science from Carthage College in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 1998. Demographer Representative, term expires in January 2012.