Meg Burton Cahill's Biography
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Full Name:
Meg Burton Cahill
Gender:
Female
Family:
Husband: Dennis; 1 Child, 3 Stepchildren: Jim, Maret, Lyn, Brendan
Birth Date:
03/08/1954
Birth Place:
Salem, NJ
Home City:
Tempe, AZ
Attending, Doctoral Program, Arizona State University School of Public Programs
Graduate, Tempe Leadership
Graduate, The Kennedy School Program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government
Graduate, The Western State Legislative Leadership Academy
MPA, Arizona State University, 1998
BFA, Arizona State University, 1976
Member, Arizona Inter-Agency Council on Long-Term Care Committee
Member, Commerce and Economic Development Committee
Member, Government Committee
Member, Senate Health Committee
Senator, Arizona State Senate, 2000-2010
Member, Governing Board, Arizona Emergency Medical Services, 2004-present
Commissioner, Phoenix Mayor's Commission on Disability Issues, 2002-present
Member, Prison Reform Committee, 2002-present
Member, State Employee Compensation Joint Committee, 2002-present
Founding Member, Arizona Bi-Partisan Bi-Cameral Children's Caucus
Founding Member, Bipartisan Bicameral Children's Caucus
Member, Emergency Services Commission
Member, Medical Emergency Services Commission
Member, National Labor Advisory Council
Member, National Legislative Association on Prescription Drug Prices
Member, Competitive Electric Metering, Billing, and Collections Committee, 2003-2004
Member, Regulation Reform and Enforcement Study Committee, 2003-2004
Member, Emergency Service to Victims of Forcible Rape Committee, 2002-2003
Member, Fiscal Accountability Committee, 2002-2003
Member, Emergency Contraceptive, 2002
Field Instructor, Arizona State University School of Public Programs School of Social Work, 2002-present
Ceramic Artist, Tir na nog Studio, 1982-present
Intern, Arizona Commission on the Arts, 1999-2000
Information Officer, Arizona State Senate, 1996
Ceramics Instructor, City of Scottsdale, 1980-1982
Ceramic Artist, O'bair Studio, 1976-1982
Ceramics Instructor, City of Tempe, 1975-1978
Endorser, New Voters Project, 2004-present
Appointed Member, Experience, Regional Arts Committee, 2003-present
Volunteer Artist, Empty Bowls Project, 2002-present
Endorser/Advocate, Clean Elections, 2000-present
Member, Hudson Manor Neighborhood Association, 1998-present
Member/China Coordinator, Tempe Sister Cities, 1992-present
Field Instructor, Arizona State University Center for Asian Studies
Flemming Fellow, Flemming Fellow
Experience, Honorary Kentucky Colonel
Experience, Toll Fellow
Member, "Chengdu City Managers Training Project Success", 2003
Member, Arizona Federal State and Municipal Employee Association, 2002
Board Member, City of Tempe Arts Center, 1992-1996