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Western Legislative Academy Western Legislative Academy NEWS Western Legislative Academy Western Legislative Academy From Campaigning to Governing at WLA 2010 Why is governing so much harder than campaigning? According to Western Legislative Academy faculty member Phil Boyle, it’s because you can campaign on single-value solutions to problems. But in the real world of public decision making, single-value solutions are rare. Once elected, legislators face complicated problems with as many as four core values that must be considered and integrated. • Community is the “we” value that places the good of the whole at the center of policy decisions. • Liberty is the “me” or individual dimension that says personal freedoms and responsibilities Graduation night at WLA 2010 matter most in any solution. • Prosperity is the value that says policies must be market- training was the half-day spent at the U.S. Air Force Academy based to maximize economic gain and standard of living. engaged in personal style assessments and team building. • Equality places fairness, justice and tolerance at the Each year in a highly competitive process, the Western forefront of public policy. Legislative Academy selects 39 state legislators in their first four years of service to participate in this intense professional Boyle, who is an expert in leadership and governance issues, development program delivered by the Council of State used real-world Western legislative examples to demonstrate Governments-WEST. The two key goals of the Western why political and value differences are essential when crafting Legislative Academy are: good public policy. 1.To help lawmakers improve personal legislative skills and From July 12-15, newer state legislators from around the West spent three days in classes such as Boyle’s in Colorado Springs, 2.To promote commitment to legislative institutions as pillars Colorado. Legislative “students” worked with national experts in of representative democracy. communications, Since its creation in 2000, 412 Western state legislators have ethics, Post 2010 WLA Newsletter graduated from the WLA. Many Academy alumni have gone on negotiations, time to leadership positions in their chambers, in statewide offices and Class President Profile ...........2 management, in Congress. Sponsors ................................3 governance Legislative “Students” ......... 4-5 and legislative The 2011 Western Legislative Academy will take place October 3-6. Faculty ................................ 6-7 institutions. A Applications are due April 29 and may be found at Alumni.....................................8 highlight of the www.csgwest.org. Call 916-553-4423 for more information. CSG-WEST 2010 Western Legislative Academy 1 Profile of the 2010 WLA Class President: Wyoming Senator Drew Perkins When you get to vistas and unparallel recreational opportunities. Transparency know Drew Perkins, and openness in government are his passions. you’ll find a man Perkins said he benefitted from many classes at the Western without pretentions Legislative Academy, but the most valuable take-away came who’s not afraid to from the session on “From Campaigning to Governing” (see laugh at himself. front page story). That class reinforced his belief that negative If you ask about his campaigns and single issue solutions get in the way of most embarrassing finding common ground among complex interests. Wyoming day at the state lawmakers, he said, agree on 80 percent of the measures capitol, he tells about coming before them. Subject matter and geography are more the time he presided divisive than party. over the Committee When not legislating in Cheyenne or working in his Casper of the Whole. After law firm, Perkins likes to go boating, golfing and snow skiing. a procedural vote He and his wife Kristie enjoy their two grown children and killed a bill before enthusiastically await the birth of their first grandchild. the Senate, Perkins hesitated about what he was supposed to do next. So he Past presidents of the Western Legislative Academy are: turned to lawmakers in the chamber and said: “I don’t know the New Mexico Sen. John Sapien (09), Arizona Rep. Steve Farley exact words here, but I think that sucker’s dead!” Colleagues (08), New Mexico Rep. Thomas Garcia (07), Idaho Rep. Rich never let Perkins forget the incident. Wills (06), Nevada Asmbr. Heidi Gansert (05), New Mexico Rep. Jose Campos (04), Nevada Asmbr. Kelvin Atkinson (03), Elected to the Wyoming Senate in 2006, Perkins says his races Montana Sen. Jim Keane (02), Alaska Sen. Lesil McGuire (01) are always tight. He came in a “close fifth” in his first race for and Nevada Sen. Barbara Cegavske (00). county commissioner and won his Senate seat by 136 votes. Thanks to his mother Dorothy who served in the Wyoming House for 16 years, Perkins grew up fascinated by politics. For him, public service is a “calling.” The Casper senator received his undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University and his law degree from the University of Wyoming. Perkins also earned a master’s degree in taxation and served as vice president of a Washington, D.C. high tech firm for ten years. In the legislature, his policy mission is to create a good business climate while still protecting Wyoming’s unspoiled Special appreciation goes to the El Pomar Foundation and Penrose House that play a large role in the success of the CSG-WEST Western Legislative Academy. The Foundation’s ongoing investment in the WLA helps newer Western legislators acquire the skills and networks to be more effective policy makers. The campus environment created by the Penrose House provides a place where participants can step away from their busy lives and immerse themselves in intensive skill building classes. El Pomar fellows serve as independent evaluators of the WLA and are an unbiased resource for course corrections in the curriculum. 2 CSG-WEST 2010 Western Legislative Academy WLA Class of 2010 July 12-15 in Colorado Springs, Colorado Photo courtesy of Lynn Boutte Photography Front row (l to r): Michelle Kidani (HI Sen), Allison Copening (NV Sen), George Muñoz (NM Sen), Glenn Moniz (WY Rep), Scott Kawasaki (AK Rep), Sue Malek (MT Rep), Dean Mortimer (ID Sen), Terry Nealey (WA Rep), John M. Kefalas (CO Rep) Second row: Marilyn Dondero Loop (NV Asmbr), Chuck Hunter (MT Rep), Tina Orwall (WA Rep), Kraig Powell (UT Rep), Evie Hudak (CO Sen), Dan Dockstader (WY Sen), Chuck Winder (ID Sen) Third row: Lynne Pancrazi (AZ Rep), Bob Herron (AK Rep), Ellen Spiegel (NV Asmbr), F. Jay Seegmiller (UT Rep), Drew Perkins (WY Sen) Fourth row: Faye Hanohano (HI Rep), Dan Liljenquist (UT Sen), Richard McArthur (NV Asmbr), Randi Becker (WA Sen), Matt Wingard (OR Rep), Bruce Tutvedt (MT Sen), Judy Warnick (WA Rep) Fifth row (partial row that starts in the middle): Brickwood Galuteria (HI Sen), Scott Reichner (MT Rep), Bryce Edgmon (AK Rep) Last row: Jeff Steinborn (NM Rep), Daniel Patterson (AZ Rep), Sander Rue (NM Sen), Stephen Hartgen (ID Rep), Tim Freeman (OR Rep), Chris Edwards (OR Sen), Jim Roscoe (WY Rep), Matt Heinz (AZ Rep) A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE 2010 WLA SPONSORS AT&T • BP America • Genentech • GlaxoSmithKline Johnson & Johnson • MedImmune Takeda Pharmaceuticals • Toyota Allergan • Altria • Astellas Pharma • Bayer HealthCare • Chevron Hewlett-Packard • Intermountain Rural Electric Association Kelly Services • McLane Company • Reynolds American • Shell Oil CSG-WEST 2010 Western Legislative Academy 3 Class of 2010 Legislative “Students” 4 CSG-WEST 2010 Western Legislative Academy Class of 2010 Legislative “Students” CSG-WEST 2010 Western Legislative Academy 5 Western Legislative Academy Faculty Danny Miller Legislators spent a half day at the U.S. Air Force Academy with Ret. U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Danny Miller who administered personal style assessments and led team building exercises. Alan Rosenthal Rutgers University Professor Alan Rosenthal reminded lawmakers that one of their least glamorous, but most important duties is taking care of their legislative institutions. Arch Lustberg Using video and humor, national media trainer Arch Lustberg worked with lawmakers on the importance of the “open face” and likeability to successful communications. Jack Marshall With humor and “tough love,” ethicist Jack Marshall helped legislators find the “Secrets of Virtuous Lawmakers.” Adam Schrager Using a case study in media relations, Denver NBC affiliate reporter Adam Schrager helped lawmakers identify what’s news and how to make it. 6 CSG-WEST 2010 Western Legislative Academy Western Legislative Academy Faculty Phil Boyle Dr. Phil Boyle, president of Leading and Governing Associates, took legislators through real-life legislative exercises to demonstrate that conflict is the way the democratic process is designed to work. Gary Moncrief Boise State University Professor and scholar Gary Moncrief reviewed how the statehouse had changed in the last 50 years and why it’s important to respect the legislatures where you serve. Pam Vaccaro Designs on Time President Pam Vaccaro helped lawmakers learn how to organize and prioritize their legislative lives when they are pulled in too many directions at once. David Landis Master consensus builder and former Nebraska Senator David Landis worked with lawmakers on the best ways to find common ground in the legislative arena. Kent Briggs CSG-WEST Executive Director Kent Briggs invited lawmakers to reach across state and party lines to collaborate on unique Western issues and become part of the Council of State Governments’ family. Marcus Oshiro Hawaii Rep. Marcus R. Oshiro presided over WLA 2010, keeping this high-energy class on time and on task. CSG-WEST 2010 Western Legislative Academy 7 WLA Alumni 2000-2010* ALASKA Colorado continued ... Idaho continued ... New Mexico continued ... Utah continued ... Rep. Bob Buch-09 Fmr. Rep. Ramey Johnson-03 Sen. Jeff Siddoway-09 Rep. Mary Helen Garcia-00 Rep. Curtis Oda-06 Sen. John Coghill, Jr.-02 Rep. John M. Kefalas-10 Rep. Elaine Smith-03 Rep. Thomas Garcia-07 Rep. Patrick Painter-06 Fmr. Rep. Eric Croft-00 Rep. James J. Kerr-06 Fmr.
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