Student Regents
Current Student Regents
There are currently two Student Regents that serve on the Arizona Board of Regents to make sure that students’ voices are heard on important issues. Student Regents serve two-year terms; they spend their first year learning about the position in a non-voting capacity, and become the voting Student Regent in the second year of their term. William Holmes is the current voting Student Regent and Tyler Bowyer is the current non-voting Student Regent.
Tyler Bowyer
Arizona State University (ASU) Student Tyler Bowyer has been appointed by Governor Jan Brewer as a student regent for the Arizona Board of Regents. Bowyer’s term began July 1, 2011; his first year will be served as a non-voting member.
Bowyer is an undergraduate student at ASU majoring in Russian in the School of International Letters and Cultures. He is also seeking a minor in Political Science and a Certificate in Russian and Eastern European Studies. He currently serves as president of College Republicans at ASU Tempe campus and is an honorary elected member of the Slavic Honors Society. On track to graduate in May 2012, Bowyer plans to apply to the ASU College of Law.
William Holmes
William Holmes, an undergraduate economics and political science student at The University of Arizona, has been appointed by Governor Jan Brewer and confirmed by the Arizona Senate to serve on the Arizona Board of Regents. Holmes will represent university system students for two years beginning July 1; his first year will be as a non-voting member.
Holmes previously served as the treasurer on the Arizona Students’ Association’s Board of Directors and as a Senator on the University of Arizona’s Faculty Senate. Additionally, he has held the position of Director for the Associated Students of The University of Arizona Appropriations Board.