Board Members
 Nathaniel White,
District #1
Carole
Mandino,
District #2, Secretary
Daniel
Baertlein, District #3
Paul Neuman,
District #4
Val Gleave,
District #5, President
Nathaniel White
(Term 1999-2002)
District #1 includes the following voting precincts:
Flagstaff #1, Flagstaff #3, Flagstaff #4, Flagstaff #5, Flagstaff #8,
Flagstaff #12, Flagstaff #14, Flagstaff #23, Fort Tuthill #54, Fort Valley #56,
Fredonia #58, Grand Canyon #59, Havasupai #60, Kaibab North #64,
Tusayan #97
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Carole Mandino, Secretary
(Term 2000-2002)
District #2
includes the following voting precincts:
Flagstaff #2, Flagstaff #6, Flagstaff #9,
Flagstaff #10, Flagstaff #11,
Flagstaff #15, Flagstaff #16, Flagstaff #19, Flagstaff #22, Fernwood #52
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Daniel Baertlein
(Term 1999-2004)
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Daniel
Baertlein lives in Williams and represents District 3. He holds a B.S. in Civil
Engineering from Marquette University. He is a founding member of the Coconino Community
College Governing Board where he has served as Chairman of the Board, Secretary as well as
delegate to the Arizona Association of District Governing Boards. Past school board
experience includes thirteen years on the Williams Unified School District Board. He
retired from the U.S. Forest Service, after 31 years, and is
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District #3
includes the following voting precincts:
Flagstaff #7, Flagstaff #13, Flagstaff #18,
Flagstaff #21, Flagstaff #25,
Flagstaff #26, Flagstaff #28, Blue Ridge, Forest Lakes #53,
Kachina Village #62, Parks/Bellemont #79, Pinewood #80, Sedona North #82,
Sedona South #83, Williams North Side #98, Williams South Side #99
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Paul Neuman
(Term 1997-2002)
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Paul Neuman lives
in Flagstaff and represents District 4. He believes a community college needs an active,
educated Board in order to moveforward. Paul served two years as founding president of
both the CCC Board from 1991-1993, and the CCC College Foundation from 1993-1996. He
currently serves as delegate to the Arizona Association of
District Governing Boards. Paul is the director for Northern Arizona University Television
Services. He has a B.S. in social science/education and M.A. in education from Northern
Arizona University. His background also includes part-time and full-time community college
teaching.
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District #4
includes the following voting precincts:
Flagstaff #17, Flagstaff #20, Flagstaff #24,
Flagstaff #27, Flagstaff #29,
Flagstaff #30, Coalmine East, Coalmine North, Coalmine South, Dinnebito,
Doney Park, Inscription House #61, Kaibeto #65, Leupp #69,
Sunset Crater East #85, Sunset Crater West #86, Tolani Lake East #88,
Tolani Lake West #89, Tonalea North #90, Tonalea South #91, Moenkopi #70
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Val Gleave,
President
(Term 1991-2006)
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Val Gleave
lives in Page and represents District 5. She says she wants to see the future of the
college secure in her community. As a former Page City Council Member and Vice Mayor,
Gleave supported the gift of land to the community college. The college, she says, is an
important part of the total economic development for the City of Page. Ms. Gleave is
currently the owner and broker of Gleave Insurance Services. She has been a certified
insurance counselor since 1990. She has a B.A. in history and secondary education from
Metropolitan State College of Denver. |
District #5
includes the following voting precincts:
Bodaway Gap, Cameron, Coppermine, LeChee, Navajo Mountain,
Page Central,
Page East, Page South #74, Page West #75, Tuba City North East #93,
Tuba City North West #94, Tuba City South East #95,
Tuba City South West #96
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