Historically, governor-appointed regents have consisted of lawyers, politicians and businessmen. “I think that this appointment is interesting because it does not significantly increase the diversity of the board,” Nuha Khalfay, the ASUC EAVP, said in an email. “By diversity I include ethnicity and gender but also geographic representation.” Khalfay also added that the board is disproportionate since it consists of residents from Southern California and the Bay Area, lacking Central Valley representation.

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by Thao Nguyen, The Daily Californian.

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