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Steve Voeller

As Vice President of Government and Community Relations at the University of Arizona, Steve works with the office of the President, faculty and staff, as well as businesses and non-profits across the state to develop strategies and policies that promote the UA’s interests across Arizona and at every level of government.

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Arizona Water Deep Dive

July 3, 2023

UA Federal Relations, Water Resources Research Center, and Office of Native American Advancement and Tribal Engagement partnered together to develop Arizona Water Deep Dive, a one-day policy issue forum for congressional staff to learn about the state of water in Arizona.

UA Cares Ambassadors and campus supporters pose for a photo with the Cornerstone Award at the Circle of Excellence Awards hosted by the United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona.

United Way Honors UA Cares Initiative

July 3, 2023

UA Cares accepts an award from the United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona at their annual Circle of Excellence Awards.

South Tucson Athletics Event

July 3, 2023

GCR joined UA Athletics and HSI Initiatives in South Tucson for an annual event with Hispanic community leaders.

ABOR June Meeting Highlights

July 3, 2023

Board Approves UAGC Acquisition, $30M in TRIF Dollars for State Healthcare Needs, & The New UA College of Health Sciences; Regent Fred Duval Takes Over as ABOR Chairman.

Arizona youth participated in 4-H’s Citizenship Washington Focus

4-H Program Members Visit Capitol Hill

July 3, 2023

Arizona youth participate in 4-H’s Citizenship Washington Focus to learn about the legislative process and meet with Arizona lawmakers.

Tri-University Congressional Reception

July 3, 2023

UA, NAU, and ASU Government Relations Offices partnered together to put on a reception ahead of the Congressional Baseball Game.

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University of Arizona Employee Policy on Political Activity

Tight shot of the University of Arizona seal engraved and mounted at the top of the Administration Building which is made of red brick

University employees and DCCs are prohibited from using University resources (including personnel or equipment) to influence the outcome of elections or to advocate support for or opposition to pending or proposed legislation (Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.) §15-1633 and Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) Policy 6-905). In addition, recent amendments to A.R.S. §15-1864 provide guidance on when the Universities may take positions on the public policy controversies of the day.

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