Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced four appointees Monday to the University of Alaska Board of Regents, which is charged with managing the state’s university system.
Marcum did not immediately respond to requests for comment from the Daily News on her appointment to the Board of Regents.
A third appointee, Joey Crum, is the CEO of Northern Industrial Training, a private vocational school based out of Palmer. He is the brother of Adam Crum, commissioner-designee of the Department of Revenue. He was unavailable for comment on Monday.J. Scott Jepsen, has served on the board for the past two years, and has been reappointed by the governor to serve a full eight-year term.
Democratic Sen. Löki Tobin, co-chair of the Senate Education Committee, said she was “very much looking forward to hearing more” about the governor’s new appointees, and that, “Obviously, there’s a few names that perked my ears.”
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