Heather Lynn Carter, Ed.D. Curriculum Vitae

29455 W. Cave Creek Road, Suite 118 #299, Cave Creek, AZ 85331 ▪ [email protected] ▪ 602-697-9777

EDUCATION CHRONOLOGY

DEGREES 2006 Ed. D. Educational Leadership: Specialization Teacher Education Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ 2002 M.Ed. Secondary Education – Educational Media and Computers Arizona State University, Phoenix, AZ 1992 Bachelor of Science in Communication – Rhetoric and Public Address Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

CERTIFICATIONS • Post Baccalaureate Teaching Certification – Secondary Education, University of Phoenix, Phoenix, AZ, 1997 • Superintendent, PreK-12

FELLOWSHIPS • National Conference of State Legislatures, Opioid Policy Fellowship, 2018 • Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education, Senior Executives in State and Local Government Program, July 2016 • Cahn Public Service Fellowship, Class of 2016 • Aspen Institute - Rodel Fellow, Public Leadership, Class of 2013

EMPLOYMENT CHRONOLOGY

CURRENT UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP & FACULTY EXPERIENCE 09/2018 to Present Assistant Professor of Practice, Division of Public Health Practice & Translational Research Associate Director, Arizona Center for Rural Health Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health, The University of Arizona • Develop and maintain an active research program; teach two 3-unit course equivalents per hear for the College’s undergraduate programs in public. Health, and/or graduate level courses for the College’s MPH and/or doctoral programs, including advising and mentoring graduate students. • Participate in developing education programs; supporting funding/training grants for certificate programs, BS, MPH, MS PhD, DrPH and post-doctoral programs. • Seek grant funding to support health-related education, research, evaluation and service programs. • Develop and maintain independent service projects • Collaborate with multi-disciplinary faculty in MEZCOPH, UAHS and UA • Assist MEZCOPH, UAHS in addressing health policy issues of importance

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PAST UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP & FACULTY EXPERIENCE 12/2015 to 9/2018 Assistant Dean, Health and Education Policy College of Nursing and Health Innovation, Arizona State University • Develop policy fellowships and internship training seminars designed to help connect recent graduates and newly licensed professionals to the public policy process. • Co-teach courses in health policy as faculty member, working to connect students and faculty to the public policy process. Collaborated with multiple faculty members to provide opportunities for students to do special projects and research in health policy.

01/2011 to 9/2018 Clinical Associate Professor with full-time teaching & service responsibilities Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, Arizona State University • Proposed, authored and teach two undergraduate courses designed for education majors and others looking to work in public policy. Prepare informed and effective education policy advocates. Teach students to formulate individual rather than pre- determined positions, and how to provide a research-based defense of their positions. • Based on self-designed courses, will be applying for multiple General Studies designations via university curriculum process. • Teach courses in computer literacy/mobile technologies as an education technology group member working to build courses aligned with student needs. Collaborated on finding decreased enrollment cause and solution, and provided online instructional design direction to help instructors optimally handle large numbers of students. All courses are 100% online, asynchronous. 04/2008 to 01/2011 Director, Education Downtown, College of Teacher Education and Leadership (CTEL) Director, CTEL/Teach For America Partnership (TFA) Clinical Associate Professor with Administrative Appointment Arizona State University • Established Education Downtown for CTEL, which brought teacher preparation and certification programs to ASU’s downtown campus. Oversaw downtown campus budget and faculty administration, and built collaboration among the ADE, nonprofits, school districts, and businesses to identify and meet teacher preparation needs in the Phoenix Metro area. Joined faculty and administrators from multiple ASU colleges, under the guidance of Director of Teacher Preparation, Dr. Mari Koerner, to coordinate teacher preparation program offerings for graduate and undergraduate students and streamline Arizona State teaching certification process. • Supervised Service Learning program and program leader, ensuring integration of the learning experience with viable community service opportunities. • Directed Induction, Master’s and Certification program for the TFA partnership in CTEL. Expanded external partnerships with Phoenix Teaching Fellows and other district-based alternative certification/intern programs, and worked with the Office of University Initiatives to transition the entire ASU/TFA partnership to CTEL. • Facilitated enrollment management, working with Admissions & Enrollment under guidance of the dean to promote on/off-campus marketing and recruiting activities. • Collaborated with Dr. Scott Ridley, Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Associate Dean and principal investigator (PI) of more than $110M in federal grants supporting district-based teacher and principal preparation programs, and Arizona urban and rural school reform initiatives. Coordinated all grant-related technology and community engagement activities, and co-edited two large grants, and annual and quarterly reports to federal government.

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01/ 2007 to 04/ 2008 Director, CTEL’s Teach for America Partnership Clinical Assistant Professor with Administrative Appointment Arizona State University • Established the Induction, Master’s and Certification program for the TFA partnership in CTEL, which included coordinating the hire of lecturers and faculty associates; coordinating and scheduling classes; developing tailored curriculum using innovative technology components; serving as contact between CTEL and TFA; and overseeing professional development of faculty teaching in the Master’s program. • Managed enrollment of 180 first-time graduate students, facilitating state licensure.

08/2003 to 12/2006 Lecturer Arizona State University • Taught four sections of classes each semester at graduate and undergraduate levels, including face-to-face and hybrid with consistently high student reviews. • Led first team to transition into online and face-to-face hybrid method of instruction, and taught other faculty how to implement hybrid methodology. • Served as faculty representative on the Dean’s Technology Advisory Committee, and on the ADE Alternative Path to Certification Committee. ASU CLASS OVERVIEW ASU 101 The ASU Experience COE 311 Instruction and Management for Inclusive Classrooms CSE 180 Computer Literacy EDA 505/TEL 505 American Education System EDT 549 Case Studies in American Education EDT 180 Problem Solving Using Digital Applications EED 464, 546 and SED 464, 564 Middle School Curriculum and Organization EMC 321 Computer Literacy/Mobile Technologies and Your World RDG 323 Literary Processes across the Content Areas SED 322 Classroom Leadership for the Secondary Classroom SED 481 English Methods for the Secondary Classroom SED 544 Creating Classroom Climates TEL 404 Issues in Education and Policy Reform in the US TEL 405 History of Education and Policy Reform in the US

CURRENT LEGISLATIVE EXPERIENCE 2017 to 2018 Arizona State Fifty-third Legislature District 15 State Representative • Health Committee, Chairwoman • Vice Chair, Sub-appropriations Education Finance Committee • Member, Appropriation Committee • Member, Joint Legislative Committee on Capital Review • Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Department of Child Safety • Chair, Diabetes Caucus • Chair, Senior Caucus • Chair, Study Committee: Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections • Co-Chair, Joint Senate and House Committee of Reference (COR): Health • Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on Health Care Workforce • Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on Expansion of Certificate of Necessity Service Areas • Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on Juvenile Justice Reform and Adobe Mountain • Member, Education Commission of the States 3

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• Member, Arizona Human Trafficking Council • Member, Arizona Juvenile Justice Commission

PAST LEGISLATIVE EXPERIENCE 2015 to 2016 Arizona State Fifty-second Legislature District 15 State Representative • Chair, Health Committee • Chair, Study Committee: Aspects of Contact Lens Market • Chair, Diabetes Caucus • Chair, Study Committee: Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections • Co-Chair, Study Committee: Multiple Sclerosis • Co-Chair, Study Committee: Education Data Systems • Co-Chair, Joint Senate and House Committee of Reference (COR): Health • Member, Elections Committee • Member, Energy, Environment and Natural Resources • Member, Joint Senate and House COR: Environment • Member, Arizona Juvenile Justice Commission 2013 to 2014 Arizona State Fifty-first Legislature District 15 State Representative • Chair, Health Committee • Chair, Diabetes Caucus • Chair, Study Committee: District School Charter Conversion • Chair, Study Committee: Education Longitudinal Data System • Chair, Study Committee: Electronic Processing and Uniform Prior Authorization for Prescription Medications • Co-Chair, Joint Senate and House COR: Health • Member, Education Committee • Member, Arizona Juvenile Justice Commission

2011 to 2012 Arizona State Fiftieth Legislature District 15 State Representative • Chair, Study Committee: Education Longitudinal Data System • Vice Chair, Health and Human Services • Member, Education Committee • Member, Environment Committee • Member, Joint Senate and House COR: Health, Education

PAST K-12 TEACHING EXPERIENCE 10/1997 to 05/ 2001 7th Grade Teacher, English and Social Studies Greenway Middle School, Phoenix, AZ • Taught a diverse student population, implementing modifications to meet the needs of ELL, Title I and Special Education students on a daily basis. • Designed integrated curriculum to help students create meaning between abstract and concrete concepts, using many strategies to engage all students in the learning process. • Collaborated with team members from other subjects to monitor and mentor students. • Aligned all instructional units with academic standards. • Administered district, state and federally mandated testing. Additional responsibilities outside the classroom included: • Coordinated technology in-services at Greenway Middle School (1999 to 2001) • Greenway Technology Committee (1999 to 2001) • Site Technology Coordinator (1999 to 2000) • 7-12 District Language Arts Textbook Adoption and Novel Coordination 4

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Committees (1999 to 2000) • Designed webpage and marketing brochure on District Recruiting Committee (1999 to 2000) • Team Leader for 7th grade (1998 to 2001) • Site Council Faculty Representative for Greenway Middle School (1998 to 2000) • Facilitated student support groups (1998 to 1999)

08/ 1997 to 10/1997 8th Grade Student Teacher, English and Social Studies Greenway Middle School, Phoenix, AZ

04/1994 to 05/1997 1st – 12th Grade Substitute Teacher Paradise Valley Unified School District, Phoenix, AZ PAST CORPORATE PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1995 to 2005 Real Estate Agent Dan Schwartz Realty, Phoenix, Arizona

1993 to 1994 Medical Sales Representative Wallace Laboratories, Phoenix and Tucson, AZ

1992 to 1993 Account Executive, Season Ticket and Group Sales America West Arena and Phoenix Suns, Phoenix, AZ

1992 Account Executive, Advertising Sales KOOL FM/AZ Radio, Phoenix, AZ

CURRENT HONORS AND AWARDS 2018 AACU Distinguished Leadership Award, American Association of Clinical Urologists 2018 Achievement Award, Arizona Advisory Council on Indian Health Care 2018 AZ Bio Trailblazer Award, Arizona Bio Industry Association 2018 Best Bill Sponsor - House of Representatives, Arizona Capitol Times - Best of the Capitol 2018 Best Committee Chair, Arizona Capitol Times - Best of the Capitol 2018 Champion of the Arts, AZ Citizens for the Arts 2018 Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Association of Chiropractic 2018 Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Rural Health Association 2018 Legislator of the Year Award, Assisted Living Facilities Associating of Arizona

PAST HONORS AND AWARDS

2017 AzAAP Community Partnership Award, American Academy of Pediatrics 2017 AZ Bio Trailblazer Award, Arizona Bio Industry Association 2017 Best Bill Sponsor -House of Representatives, Arizona Capitol Times - Best of the Capitol 2017 Best Elected Official - Republican, Arizona Capitol Times - Best of the Capitol 2017 Champion for Children Award, Arizona Parent Teacher Association 2017 Champion of Education Award, Arizona School Administrators 2017 Champion of the Arts, AZ Citizens for the Arts 2017 CHW Champion Award, Arizona Community Health Workers Association 2017 Distinguished Service Award, Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association 2017 Distinguished Service Award, Athletic Trainers Association of Arizona 2017 Friend of Business, East Valley Chamber of Commerce Alliance 2017 Humane Legislator Award, Humane Society of the United States 2017 Legislator of the Year, All Arizona School Retirees Association

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2017 Policy Maker of the Year Award, Arizona Public Health Association 2017 President's Award, Professional Firefighters of Arizona 2017 Tech Ten Legislator, Arizona Technology Council

2016 AZ Bio Trailblazer Award, Arizona Bio Industry Association 2016 Capitol Caregiver Award, AARP 2016 Champion of Education Award, Arizona School Administrators 2016 Distinguished Service Award, Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association 2016 Friend of Mining, Arizona Mining Association 2016 Friend of the Gifted Award, Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented 2016 Golden Apple Award, Arizona Parents for Education 2016 Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Ophthalmological Society 2016 Mitch Menlove Award for Distinguished Advocacy, Arizona Health Care Association 2016 Outstanding Legislator Award, Donor Network of Arizona 2016 Public Health Service Award, Arizona Medical Association 2016 Support for Higher Education, Arizona Board of Regents

2015 Arizona Big Shot Award, Arizona Partnership for Immunization 2015 AZ Bio Trailblazer Award, Arizona Bio Industry Association 2015 Women's Health Champion Award, American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

2014 ACT Advocacy Award, Arizona Diabetes Caucus Committee 2014 Advocacy & Government Affairs Legislation Champion, March of Dimes 2014 AZ Bio Trailblazer Award, Arizona Bio Industry Association 2014 Distinguished Service Award, Arizona Medical Association 2014 Golden Apple Award, Arizona Parents for Education 2014 Legislative Champion Award, American College of Physicians 2014 Legislative Leadership Award, Arizona Community Action Association 2014 Legislator of the Year Award, American Heart Association 2014 Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Ophthalmological Society 2014 Legislator of the Year Award, County School Superintendents 2014 National Distinguished Advocacy Award, Cancer Action Network 2014 Outstanding Legislative Partner, Donate Life Arizona 2014 Support for Higher Education, Arizona Board of Regents 2014 Tech Ten Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Technology Council 2014 Women in Public Policy Award, Arthritis Foundation

2013 Advocacy Award, American Diabetes Association 2013 Arts Hero Award, Arizona Citizens for the Arts 2013 AZ Bio Trailblazer Award, Arizona Bio Industry Association 2013 Best Committee Chair, Arizona Capitol Times, Best of the Capitol 2013 Breaking Barriers Award, Arizona Disability Advocacy Coalition 2013 Certificate of Appreciation, Scottsdale Healthcare 2013 Champion for Children with Diabetes Award, Arizona Diabetes Caucus 2013 Champion of Courage and Common Ground, Arizona Business and Education Coalition (ABEC) 2013 Charlie Stevens Award, Arizona Physical Therapy Association 2013 Copper Shield Award, Unified Arizona Veterans 2013 Distinguished Service Award, Child Health in Arizona, Phoenix Children's Hospital 2013 Heart Hero Award, American Heart Association 2013 Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Alliance for Community Health Centers 2013 Special Recognition, National Association of Social Workers, Arizona Chapter 2013 Tech Ten Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Technology Council

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2013 The Sentinel Award, Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce

2012 AZ Bio Trailblazer Award, Arizona Bio Industry Association 2012 Certificate of Appreciation, Arizona Autism Coalition 2012 Champion for Arizona Families, Resolve – National Infertility Association 2012 Legislative Appreciation Award, Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association 2012 Tech Ten Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Technology Council

2011 AZ Bio Trailblazer Award, Arizona Bio Industry Association 2011 Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Manufacturers Council 2011 Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Rock Products Association 2011 Tech Ten Legislator of the Year Award, Arizona Technology Council OTHER HONORS AND AWARDS

Burton Barr Award, Professional Firefighter Association Champion Award, Arizona Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Champion for Children Award, Arizona PTA Legislative Friend, League of Arizona Cities and Towns Legislator of the Year, Arizona Academy of Family Physicians

SPONSORED LEGISLATIONS PASSED & SIGNED INTO LAW

HEALTH CARE LEGISLATION, PRIME SPONSOR • HB2040 – pharmacy board; definitions; reporting (2018) • HB2041 – pharmacy board; licenses; permits (2018) • HB2042 – insurance coverage; telemedicine; urology (2018) • HB2043 – occupational therapy board; continuation (2018) • HB2044 – physician assistants board; continuation (2018) • HB2045 – acupuncture board; continuation (2018) • HB2086 – schools; diabetes management policies; pharmacists (2018) • HB2197 – health professionals; workforce data (2018) • HB2250 – physician assistants; prescribing authority; delegation (2018) • HB2256 – podiatrists; examination; repeal (2018) • HB2257 – radiation regulatory boards; repeal; DHS (2018) • HB2258 – diabetes; annual report (2018) • HB2321 – auricular acupuncturists; fingerprinting (2018) • HB2322 – health insurers; provider credentialing (2018) • HB2323 – schools; inhalers; contracted nurses (2018) • HB2324 – community health workers; voluntary certification (2018) • HB2031 – pharmacy; virtual manufacturers; virtual wholesalers (2017) • HB2208 – NOW: inhaler administration; schools (2017) • HB2032 – pharmacy board; notice requirements (2017) • HB2195 – medical board; licensure; disciplinary action (2017) • HB2373 – pharmacy board; logistics providers; permits (2017) • HB2041 – DHS; health care institutions; licensure (2017) • HB2514 – NOW: ambulance operation; certificate of necessity (2017) • HB2076 – advanced directives registry; provider access (2017) • HB2197 – telemedicine; audio visual requirements (2017) • HB2043 – state hospital; property leases (2017) • HB2205 – DHS; commission; task force; repeal (2017) • HB2075 – radiation regulatory agency; DHS; transfer (2017) • HB2042 – DHS; fingerprinting requirements (2017)

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• HB2359 – physician assistants; continuing medical education (2016) • HB2502 – medical licensure compact (2016) • HB2640 – appropriation pediatric neurological autoimmune disorders (2016) • HB2362 – NOW: nurse licensure compact (2016) • HB2503 – psychologists; licensure compact (2016) • HB2504 – NOW: physical therapy licensure compact (2016) • HB2035 – naturopathic physicians medical board; continuation (2015) • HB2036 – NOW: naturopathic physicians; licensing requirements (2015) • HB2489 – EMTs; peace officers; naloxone administration (2015) • HB2491 – hospitals; community health centers; transactions (2015) • HB2496 – dental board; regulation; fingerprinting (2015) • HB2087 – health regulatory boards; training requirements (2014) • HB2491 – newborn screening program (2014) • HB2549 – nursing care institutions; therapeutic drugs (2014) • HB2078 – technical correction; public health (2014) • HB2065 – community based residential treatment; placement (2013) • HB2067 – CPS information; medical examiner; disclosure (2013) • HB2064 – training permits; military health professionals (2013) • HB2485 – health and safety audit privilege (2013) • HB2045 – AHCCCS; hospital reimbursement methodology (2013) • HB2550 – health insurance; policies; rating areas (2013) • HB2409 – dental hygienists; examinations (2013) • HB2262 – threading exemption; cosmetology (2012) • HB2162 – nursing care board; membership (2012) • HB2261 – emergency medical services (2012) • HB2369 – electronic medical records (2012

TACKLING ARIZONA’S DRUG CRISIS • HB2038 – drug overdose review teams; records (2018) • HB2548 – health professionals; continuing education; opioids (2018) • HB2549 – controlled substances; dosage limit (2018) • HB2211 – NOW: corrections; treatment programs; annual report (2017) • HB2033 – controlled substances; definition (2017) • HB2307 – controlled substances prescription monitoring program (2017) • HB2373 – tobacco settlement; Indian tribes; information (2017) • HB2493 – drug overdose; review team; confidentiality (2017) • HB2355 – opioid antagonists; prescription; dispensing; administration (2016) • HB2139 – controlled substances; schedules (2015) • HB2645 – NOW: laboratory testing without order (2015) • HB2263 – methamphetamine precursor logging system (2012)

EDUCATION • HB2036 – substitute teachers; experience; certification (2018) • HB2085 – schools; emergency epinephrine administration (2018) • HB2088 – pupils; concussions; parental notification (2018) • HB2253 – schools; exchange teachers; employment duration (2018) • HB2534 – teachers; certification requirements (2018) • HB2657 – interscholastic activities; health dangers; information (2018) • HB2078 – schools; concurrent enrollment (2017) • HB2134 – schools; children’s camps; sunscreen use (2017) • HB2605 – teachers; suicide prevention; continuing education (2014) • HB2042 – NOW: schools; pupils with diabetes (2013) 8

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• HB2529 – child care personnel (2013) • HB2403 – teacher employment contracts; electronic signatures (2013) • HB2162 – teachers; specialized certification (2012) • HB2727 – public school tax refund checkoff (2012) • HB2810 – school districts; charter school funding (2012)

CONSTITUENT CHAMPION • HB2046 – department of economic security; continuation (2018) • HB2191 – military families; assistance; subaccounts (2018) • HB2192 – military family relief fund; extension (2018) • HB2196 – certificates of necessity; hearings; duration (2018) • HB2259 – juvenile court facilities; shelters; use (2018) • HB2196 – residential care institutions; employment (2017) • HB2200 – community notification; form of notice (2017) • HB2494 – NOW: civil liability; vehicles; minors; animals (2017) • HB2133 – correctional facilities; community notification (2017) • HB2363 – personal information; breach; records; exception (2016) • HB2488 – housing assistance; seriously mentally ill (2015) • HB2086 – technical correction; technical registration board (2014) • HB2401 – service animal; definition (2013) • HB2066 – definitions; archaic language; removal (2013) • HB2370 – death certificates (2012) • HB2212 – tax exempt organizations; returns; exception (2013) • HB2477 – NOW: farm implements; vehicle equipment; inspections (2013) • HB2165 – NOW: veterans; employment preference (2012) • HB2543 – NOW: state highway; signage; nonprofit museum (2012) • HB2478 – NOW: property tax; facilities (2012) • HB2552 – agricultural property tax classification; equine (2011) • HB2245 – NOW: homeowners’ associations; open meetings; recordings (2011) • HB2246 – NOW: ADOT; emergency vehicle access plan (2011) • HB2717 – homeowners’ associations; penalties; attorney fees (2011)

SERVICE AND OUTREACH

LOCAL/STATE/NATIONAL SERVICE AND OUTREACH • Governor’s Juvenile Justice Commission • Governor’s Human Trafficking Council • Governor’s Alzheimer’s Task Force • Arizona Arthritis Foundation Board • Arizona Bioscience Roadmap Steering Committee • Arizona Telemedicine Council • Arizona and National Governor’s Association Public Health Preparedness Advisory Committee • Abrazo Scottsdale Hospital, Board Member • Paradise Valley Community College President’s Advisory Council Community • Phoenix Heart Ball Corporate Committee • 2Match Advisory Board of Directors for St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center (a CMS grant) • Opportunities for Youth Leadership Council, Board of Directors • Reforming States Group (RSG), Milbank Organization, State Policy Leader Representative

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY / FACULTY SERVICE AND OUTREACH • Invited Reviewer, Current Issues in Education • Member, Arizona Department of Education Teacher Preparation Program Review Team 9

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• CTEL Summit Sponsor/Chairperson, Enrollment Management Committee • Faculty Recruiter, Secondary Education Department • Faculty Advisor, Teachers of the Future • Faculty Representative, 2+2+2 Event at West Campus • Faculty Representative, Dean’s Technology Advisory Committee • Faculty Representative, Committee to Advance Hybrid Teaching Strategies • Faculty Representative, Arizona Department of Education Alternative Path to Certification Committee • Course Author/Designer, TEL 404, TEL 405 • Course Coordinator , TEL 404, TEL 405 RDG 323, SED 321, COE 311, and SED 544 Faculty Associates

PUBLICATIONS/CREATIVE ACTIVITY

CHAPTERS IN SCHOLARLY BOOKS 1. Ewbank, A. D., Kay, A. G., Foulger, T. S. & Carter, H. L.: Conceptualizing codes of conduct in social networking communities. In H. Yang & S. Yuen (Eds.), Collective intelligence and e-learning 2.0: Implications of web-based communities and networking, 2010, Hersey, PA: IGI Global. Editors invited authors Ewbank, Foulger and Carter to submit to this book following publishing of first two publications on social networking. The chapter went through a blind peer review process and was accepted.

REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES 1. Carter, H.L.: Politics and policy: What’s the difference and why do both matter? AZ Medicine, summer 2016, pp. 23 – 24.

2. Beardsley, A., Carter, H.L., & Hansen, C.C.: “So NOT amazing!” Teach for America corps members’ evaluation of their teacher preparation program. Teachers College Record Volume 113 Number 5, 2011, pp. 861-894. Beardsley, Carter and Hansen authored this critical analysis of the teacher preparation partnership program with Teach For America and a teachers college. The three authors participated equally in the drafting and research.

3. Heineke, Amy J., Carter, H.L., Desimone, Melissa, & Cameron, Quanna: Working together in urban schools: How a university teacher education program and Teach For America partner to support alternatively certified teachers, Teacher Education Quarterly, Vol. 37, No. 3, Caddo Gap Press, summer 2010, pp. 123- 136.

4. Foulger, T. S., Ewbank, A., Kay, A., Osborn-Popp, S., & Carter, H.: Moral spaces in MySpace: Preservice teachers’ perspectives about ethical issues in social networking. Journal of Research on Technology in Education Volume 42(1), 2009, pp. 1-28. Foulger, Ewbank, and Carter conceived the study, created the intervention, and conducted the investigation with students. Kay contributed theoretical framework related to ethics. These four authors participated equally in qualitative analysis. Osborn-Popp conducted statistical analysis and wrote results.

5. Carter, H. L., Foulger, T. S., & Ewbank. A. D.: Have you Googled your teacher lately? Teachers’ use of social networking sites, Phi Delta Kappan, 89(9), 2008, pp. 681-685. This article is an awareness piece and call-to-action for universities and districts to help teachers understand career-related consequences about decisions to use social networking websites. It reports a compilation of recent news stories and court cases where preservice and inservice teachers have been 10

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accused of inappropriate use of their social networking sites, and makes appropriate recommendations for action, considering constitutional positioning has not yet been determined. Phi Delta Kappan has readership currently at 60,000. REFEREED ARTICLES FOR PRESENTATION 1. Carter, H.L.: How can Boards and public officials learn from each other? Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges Trusteeship Magazine, May/June 2015. Paper presented on a panel at the 2015 National Conference on Trusteeship about the value proposition for higher education.

2. Carter, H.L., Beardsley, A., & Hansen, C.C.: Beyond rhetoric: Examining teacher preparation programs for Teach For America via disciplined inquiry, April 2009. Paper presented at the Annual American Educational Research Association Conference. San Diego, CA, USA. As leaders, teachers, and evaluators of the Teach for America cohort at Arizona State University, Audrey, Cory and Carter collaborated to write this report of the corps members’ review of their initial teacher preparation program. The paper went through a blind peer review process.

3. Ewbank, A. D., Carter, H. L., & Foulger, T. S.: MySpace Dilemmas: Ethical choices for teachers using social networking. In Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education SITE 2008 Conference Proceedings [CD-ROM], 2008.

4. Williams, M.K. & Carter, H. L.: Using technology to engage preservice teachers in developing perceptions of teacher identity. In C. Crawford et al. (Eds.), Proceedings of Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education International Conference 2005, (pp. 1089-1090. Chesapeake, VA: AACE.

PAST CONFERENCES/SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS

SERVICE SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS 1. 06/22/2018 “Health Care Legislation” for Home Care Association of America at Home Assist Health. 2. 06/2/2018 “Public Service Announcement” for Cord Blood Foundation at AZ Department of Health Services. 3. 05/22/2018 “Legislative Priorities” for Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce at Chase Tower. 4. 04/06/2018 “Health Legislation” for ASU Health Policy Class at ASU Downtown Campus. 5. 04/06/2018 “Health Legislation” for AAPL Health Policy & Legislative Affairs Panel via Teleconference. 6. 04/02/2018 “Health Legislation” for ASU Law and Health Promotion Masters Class at AZ House of Representatives. 7. 03/16/2018 “Legislative Priorities” for Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce at Chase Tower. 8. 03/13/2018 “Cancer Awareness” for American Cancer Society Press Conference at Capitol Rose Garden. 9. 02/28/2018 “Current Legislation” for Arizona Humane Society at Historic Senate Chambers. 10. 02/27/2018 “Health Legislation” for College of Medicine Students at AZ House of Representatives Meeting Room. 11. 02/20/2018 “Becoming Effective Advocates” for AZ Osteopathic Medical Association at Executive Tower – Capitol. 12. 01/24/2018 “Anticipated 2018 Health Care Legislation” for Arizona PhRMA Task Force at Westin Hotel. 13. 01/11/2018 “Health Care Policy Issues” for Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry at Health Science Ed Building. 14. 11/29/2017 “Health Policy Development” for Mayo Clinic School of Medicine with Representative Bolding at Mayo Clinic School of Medicine. 11

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15. 11/29/2017 “Health Care Reform” for Arthritis Foundation Annual Meeting at Sheraton Wild Horse Pass. 16. 11/13/2017 “Legislative Processes” for US Health Legislation ASU Class at AZ House of Representatives. 17. 09/28/2017 “Family Caregiver Tax Credit Bill” for AARP Volunteers at Historic Supreme Court. 18. 09/08/2017 “Legislative Update” for Beus Center for Law & Society – Greg Harris at Beus Center. 19. 08/28/2017 “Federal Health Care Legislation” for Phoenix Children’s Hospital Press Conference at Phoenix Children’s Hospital. 20. 04/26/2017 “Legislative Processes” for Pfizer Oncology Executives at Point Hilton Tapatio Cliff. 21. 04/25/2017 “Session and Budget Priorities” for Chamber of Commerce Public Affairs at Chase Tower. 22. 04/13/2017 “Health Policy” for Nurse Practitioner Students ASU at Mercado C145. 23. 04/07/2017 “Legislative Update” for Assisted Living Homes Event at Historic Supreme Court. 24. 03/31/2017 “Opening Remarks” for Opening of Bill Holt Clinic with Senator Meza at Phoenix Children’s Hospital. 25. 03/31/2017 “Guest Lecturer” for Master’s Law and Health Promotion Class at AZ House of Representatives. 26. 03/22/2017 “Legislative Update” for Pediatrician Residents at AZ Department of Health Services. 27. 03/16/2017 “Legislative Update” for COM-P students/AZ Medical Association at AZ House of Representatives Gallery. 28. 02/22/2017 “Key Health Issues & Your Priorities” for Osteopathic Physicians at Executive Tower – Capitol. 29. 02/02/2017 “Health Care in Arizona” for American College of Physicians at AZ Senate Majority Caucus Room. 30. 02/01/2017 “Legislative Priorities” for U of A Center for Rural Health at Capitol Museum. 31. 01/10/2017 “Legislative Update” for AZ PhRMA Task Force Meeting at Sheraton Downtown. 32. 12/08/2016 “Economic Development” for Capitol Conversations/Chamber of Commerce at Capitol. 33. 11/18/2016 “Education & Health Care Keynote” for The Center for Rural Leadership at Maricopa City Hall. 34. 11/18/2016 “Health Policy” for Nurses Policy Event – ASU College of Nursing at Radisson Hotel North. 35. 11/16/2016 “Arizona Legislative Update” for Mercy Care Plan Board of Directors at Hermosa Inn – Paradise Valley. 36. 09/02/2016 “Health Legislation Update” for Walgreens Take Back Event at Walgreens 36th & Thomas. 37. 06/27/2016 “Kids Care Restoration” for Grant Makers Forum at Anchor Center West. 38. 05/12/2016 “Public Policy Legislative Update” for Honor Health for Public Policy at Historic Senate Chambers. 39. 05/09/2016 “Dedication of Hope Lodge” for American Cancer Society at Hope Lodge. 40. 04/19/2016 “Legislative Update” for ASU Master’s Class – Health Innovation at AZ House of Representatives. 41. 04/07/16 “Panel Participant” for Harvard Business School Health Care Alumni Association at Center for Entrepreneurial Innovation. 42. 04/01/2016 “Health Policy Course Immersion” for Nurse Practitioner Students at Mercado C145. 43. 03/09/2016 “Health Legislation” for Medical Students at AZ Senate Majority Caucus Room. 44. 02/25/2016 “Relevant Legislation” for Arizona Caregiver Coalition – Family Caregivers at Historic Supreme Court. 12

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45. 02/23/2016 “Keynote” for Pediatricians Association at AZ House of Representatives 35-38. 46. 02/23/2016 “Health Legislation” for AZ Osteopathic Medical Association at Executive Tower – Capitol. 47. 02/16/2016 “Caregiving, Respite and Health Issues” for AARP Advocacy Steering Committee at Capitol Museum. 48. 02/11/2016 “CHW Voluntary Certification Initiative” for AZ Rural and Public Health Policy Forum at Executive Tower – Capitol. 49. 02/05/2016 “Master of Ceremonies” for Teachers College Summit at Chase Field. 50. 02/02/2016 “Skin Cancer Prevention Bill” for American Cancer Society Awareness Day at Capitol Lawn. 51. 01/30/2016 “Legislature 101” for Arizona Medical Association at ARMA Bethany Home Road. 52. 01/26/2016 “2016 Legislative Session” for Bipartisan Panel of Women Legislators at CopperPoint Insurance Company. 53. 01/23/2016 “Advocacy Workshop Participant” for AZ Association of Health and Physical Educators at Mercado ASU.

SERVICE INVITED KEYNOTE 1. 04/13/2018 “Welcome Address” for AZ Cord Blood Conference at Doubletree Hilton – Tempe. 2. 03/29/2018 “Legislative Update” for AZ Caregiver Coalition at AZ House of Representatives Meeting Room. 3. 03/09/2018 “AZ Philanthropy Day with Senator Quezada for Arizona Grant Makers Forum at AZ State Senate. 4. 03/05/2018 “Legislative Visit Training” for Alzheimer’s Association Desert Southwest Chapter at AZ State Senate. 5. 02/03/2018 “Legislative Update” for Arizona Alliance of Nonprofits at Historic Senate Chambers. 6. 11/16/2017 “Advocacy in Medical Practice” for American Urology Association at Scottsdale Kierland. 7. 11/08/2017 “Legislative Agenda” for Southwest Human Development at N. 24th Street, Phoenix. 8. 11/04/2017 “State Budget Creation” for Chamber of Commerce Millennial Development at Capitol – Executive Tower. 9. 11/02/2017 “Health Related Legislation” for AZ Orthopedic Society Annual Meeting at Black Canyon Conference Center. 10. 09/19/2017 “AZ Legislative Update” for AZ Urological Society Annual Meeting at Sheraton Wild Horse Pass. 11. 09/16/2017 “Health Care Legislation” for Arizona Grant Makers Forum at AZ Community Foundation. 12. 09/15/2017 “Future of Health Care in Arizona” for American College of Surgeons at WeKoPa Conference Center. 13. 09/09/2017 “Legislative Priorities” for Governors Council on Aging LPCC at Executive Tower – Capitol. 14. 06/06/2017 “Advocacy and Legislative Involvement” for Arizona Psychiatric Society Annual Meeting at Marriott at the Buttes. 15. 04/21/17 “Arizona Health Care Policy Plan” for Harvard Business School Health Care Alumni Association at 35-38 Conference Room. 16. 04/07/2017 “Keynote” for Mental Health on Canvas Event at Tempe Center for the Arts. 17. 02/28/2017 “Legislative Update on Health Bills” for American Cancer Society Rally at AZ House of Representatives Lawn 18. 02/23/2016 “Panel Participant” for American Association of University Women at Historic Supreme Court.

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19. 02/22/2016 “Session’s Health Care Focus” for Arizona Psychological Association at Associated General Contractors office. CONFERENCES/SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS KEYNOTE 1. 10/01/2017 “Opioid Epidemic” for Arizona Public Health Association at Desert Willow Conference Center. 2. 11/19/2016 “Health Legislation” for Mayo Clinic Dermatologists Conference at Mayo Clinic Taylor Auditorium. 3. 04/09/2016 “Legislative Update” for AZ Urological Society Meeting at Scottsdale McCormick Ranch. 4. 04/07/2016 “Health Policy and Q&A” for Funding and Future of Cord Blood Conference at U of A Piper Auditorium.

CONFERENCES/SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS INVITED PANELIST 1. 04/13/2018 “Artificial Intelligence in Health” for ASU Artificial Intelligence Conference at A.E. England Building. 2. 03/09/2018 “Relevant Research for Policy Makers” for R.W. Johnson Foundation Health Conference at Wild Horse Conference Center. 3. 10/12/2017 “Disease Spectrum” Keynote for CPAE National Conference at Omni Resort – Scottsdale. 4. 11/16/2016 “Oral Health Advocacy” for Dental Hygienist’s Legislative Conference at Rio Salado Conference Center.

SPEECHES & PRESENTATIONS

KEYNOTE SPEAKER ENGAGEMENTS ACES Ceremonial Groundbreaking with Phoenix Vice Mayor Daniel Valenzuela ADA Rally on the Senate Lawn American Heart Association “You're the Cure 2015” Lobby Day Arizona Business and Education Coalition, Legislative update at the Desert Willow Conference Center Arizona Cancer Coalition Day at the Capitol Arthritis Foundation AZ Advocacy Summit Humane Lobby Day at the Old Senate Chambers National Association of Social Workers Day at the Capitol Osteopath Association Day at the Capitol Physicians Group on “Getting Involved at the Legislature” in the Senate Majority Caucus Room Third Annual AZ STEM Club Conference opening session on “The Importance of STEM Education for Arizona” Suicide Prevention Group with Steve Schiro at the Old Capitol Fourth year medical students in the Senate Majority Caucus Room

PANELIST ENGAGEMENTS Arizona Capitol Times workshop at Alexis to legislative community and education stakeholders on “Morning Scoop: K-12 Education in Arizona” Arizona Chamber at ASU, Old Main to business and education leaders on “Business and Immigration Policies” ASA/ASBA/AASBO Conference on “What to Expect from the Education Committee” in Phoenix, Arizona 14

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AZ Education Association Teachers Advocacy Day Banner Health Care Employee Citizen's Academy Dignity Health Care Employee Citizen's Academy GPEMC Superintendent Meeting, Legislative Discussion, Murphy Elementary School District-Ed & Health Center Leadership Meeting of the Valley Interfaith Project at Paradise Valley United Methodist Church on “Leadership Assembly: Education and Healthcare Advocacy” in Paradise Valley, AZ Legislative Issues Conference with Valley Interfaith, Dayspring United Methodist Church, Tempe National Annual Meeting for the Association of Governing Boards for Colleges and Universities on “The Value Proposition of Higher Education” Paradise Valley Unified School District’s North Valley Education Coalition to superintendents on “Education: Legislative Preview” Phoenix Chamber Board of Directors Meeting with Senator Worsely Valley Leadership Program at Southwest Gas on “Legislative Challenges and Preview: Education” in Phoenix

WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS Alliance of Arizona Non-profit Policy Council on “Importance of Non-profit Advocacy Work” in Phoenix, Arizona Arizona Arthritis Foundation arthritis community stakeholders on “Enterprising Women” at Phoenix Country Club Arizona Association of County School Superintendents to school superintendents on “State of State: Education Policy in Arizona” in Prescott, Arizona Arizona Chapter of the American Diabetes Association to youth from around Arizona on “Diabetes: Youth Advocacy” at the Arizona State Capitol Arizona Disability Advocacy Coalition on “Legislative Advocacy Training” at the Arizona State Capitol Arizona Education Association to teacher advocates on “Teacher Advocacy” at the Arizona State Capitol Arizona State University Leadership West Class XX on “State of Education in Arizona” at ASU West Campus ASBA/AASBO School Finance Reform Team on “School Finance – Feedback and Strategies” in Phoenix, Arizona AZ Agribusiness & Equine Center (AAEC) to student leaders and faculty on “Citizenship: Students’ Role in Advocacy” at PV Campus Cave Creek Unified School District Superintendent’s PTO Council at CCUSD Governing Board Room on “Arizona State Education Budget Presentation” Deer Valley High School to Ms. Stanfield’s AP US Government Class on “Education in Arizona” Deer Valley Unified School District Business Alliance Meeting to business leaders and educators on “Schools and Businesses: Community Engagement” Fowler Elementary School District Greater Phoenix Education Management Coalition to school superintendents on “Education in Arizona: Legislative Preview” Greater Phoenix Education Management Coalition to school superintendents on “Education in Arizona: Legislative Preview” at Murphy Elementary School District Kiwanis Club of Carefree on “Arizona State Budget: Education” in Carefree, Arizona

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League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Phoenix to Coronado High School female seniors on “Running and Winning – An Empowerment Workshop for High School Girls” in Scottsdale, Arizona National Federation of the Blind of Arizona convention participants on “Legislative Advocacy: Accessible Education for Persons with Disabilities” in Tempe, Arizona National Patient Advocate Foundation's 2014 Patient Action League Summit on “Patient Legislative Advocacy Strategies” at Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak Resort North Valley Education Consortium to school superintendents on “State of Education in Arizona” at the Arizona State Capitol Paradise Valley Community College Distinguished Speakers Series to students, staff, faculty and community members on “Arizona Health Policy - yesterday, today and tomorrow” Paradise Valley High School students and faculty on “Jobs for Arizona Graduates: Leadership, Motivation, and Civic Duty” Paradise Valley United Methodist Church to Valley Interfaith Project on “Human Trafficking: Educators Role in Helping Victims” Phoenix Children’s Hospital to pediatric residents with Dr. Sarah Bode Phoenix Children’s Hospital to pediatric residents in the Secretary of State’s conference room Phoenix College Medical Students on “Importance of Student Advocacy at the Capitol” at the Arizona State Capitol Ryley, Carlock and Applewhite Law Firm to lawyers and staff on “Education and Healthcare Policy in Arizona” Teen Advocacy Group for Hemophilia Association 2014 National Pharmacy Forum to representatives from for-profit and not-for-profit corporations, purchasing groups, associations, multi-hospital systems and healthcare providers on “Medicaid Expansion: Increased Enrollment and Its Effect on Pharmacy Delivery” at the Scottsdale Marriott Valley Interfaith Group in Room 200 at the Capitol Museum

PAST ACADEMIC CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

Workshop Presenter (by invitation) College of Teacher Education and Leadership, Glendale AZ, May 2008. • “MySpace Dilemmas: Ethical choices for teachers using social networking”

Workshop Presenter (by peer-review selection) Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education’s Annual Conference (SITE), Las Vegas, NV, 2008. • “MySpace Dilemmas: Ethical choices for teachers using social networking “

Workshop Presenter (by invitation) Pinnacle High School, PVUSD, Phoenix, AZ, March, 2006. • “6 Traits Writing Rubric Across the Curriculum”

Brief Paper (submitted as: Brief Paper): (by peer-review selection) Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference (SITE), Phoenix, AZ, 2005. • “Using Technology to Engage Preservice Teachers in Developing Perceptions of Teacher Identity”

Workshop Presenter (by invitation) Charter School, Tucson, AZ, March, 2000. • “Strategies for Successful Technology Integration in the Classroom”

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Workshop Presenter (by peer-review selection) AzTEA Conference, Tucson, AZ, January, 2000. • “The Wonderful World of WebQuests” PAST ACADEMIC GRANTS AND AWARDS Fall 2008 Arizona State University, Women and Philanthropy • Submitted proposal for $28,242 – Awarded The Arizona State University and Teach for America Partnership with Amanda Burke, Associate Director, Office of University Initiatives and other TFA/ASU collaborators to transition the ASU/TFA partnership to CTEL.

• Submitted proposal for $45,730 – Awarded College of Teacher Education & Leadership Education Downtown – Engaging Urban K- 12 Students in Natural Science with Mia Kim Williams, Clinical Assistant Professor, Bradley Bostick, Clinical Instructor, and Alissa Koerner, Clinical Instructor, to collaborate with the Audubon Society of Arizona in hopes of funding Title 1 school field trips to the new Audubon Center at Rio Salado.

Spring 2008 Arizona State University Presidential Social Embeddedness Award • Award Recipient The Arizona State University and Teach for America Partnership with Amanda Burke, Associate Director, Office of University Initiatives and other TFA/ASU collaborators.

Fall 2007 Westmarc’s “Best of the West” Award • Award Recipient The Arizona State University and Teach for America InMAC Partnership with collaboration across CTEL, providing quality teacher preparation programs to TFA corps members.

Spring 2006 Associated Students of Arizona State University Centennial Professorship Award • Nominated but not selected CTEL faculty nomination - Nominated by CTEL students and College advising staff.

Spring 2004 Arizona State University Instructional Development and Support Grant • Submitted proposal for $16,000 – Awarded Standards-Based Teacher Video Cases in Content Areas with Nancy Haas, Associate Professor and Department Chair Secondary Education and Karen Onofry, Assistant Professor, Reading, Elementary Education.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

• Proficient in social media marketing, and manage own social media campaigns as an elected official • Comprehensive software knowledge in both PC and MAC environments • In-depth and comprehensive usage of online course management systems

FUNDRAISING

Effective fundraiser within own campaign activities as well as on the behalf of non-profit organizations primarily within healthcare advocacy.

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PERSONAL STATEMENT

I am a four-term Arizona State Representative currently running for State Senate District 15, and Assistant Professor of Practice in the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health at The University of Arizona and Associate Director of the Arizona Center for Rural Health.

Previously, I was an Associate Clinical Professor at Arizona State University teaching classes in the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College and Assistant Dean in the College of Nursing and Health Innovation creating executive education courses for health professionals related to health policy.

With a unique experience that spans legislative, academic and health care worlds, I am committed to expanding my academic career to include research and service in the area of applied health policy, helping to connect students and faculty to the legislative process. I support innovative and critical thought, collaborating across diverse groups and representations to identify and deliver optimal solutions.

Dedicated to health, health care, and the human condition, I established the Health Policy Academy in the College of Nursing and Health Innovation. As House of Representatives Health Committee Chairwoman, I strove to ensure innovation efficiency and effectiveness in the Arizona State health care system. I work with non-profits to assist in their efforts to more effectively advocate for vulnerable populations, including partnering with Native American tribes, and rural healthcare advocates serving vulnerable populations.

As Vice-Chair of the Education Finance Committee I have worked to reduce government regulations and unfunded mandates in order to support schools in their primary purpose. Education is a top priority, and I have always used my service on boards, commissions and foundations to mentor students while influencing the private and public decision-making process in favor of the students.

An effective fundraiser, grant writer and advocate of non-profit organizations, I am passionate about matching needs to solutions, forming diverse partnerships to uniquely solve community and public health challenges, while raising up the next generation of leaders to make the long-term difference.