Prior to taking his duties with the Police Department Mr. Borboa served six years in the United States Marine Corps. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Bombay majoring in Psychology in 1980. Ms. Tham has been with the La Frontera Center since 1994 serving as Clinician and then Clinical Supervisor where she provides clinical supervision, consultation and training to a team of clinicians. Ms. Tram is a Fulbright scholar and speaks five languages. Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, my vision of our city depends upon leadership.
Leadership means listening to all the different sides, taking charge and doing the right thing.
Each of us must accept a personal responsibility toward making Tucson better. Now is the time to join the PTA, register to vote, organize a neighborhood cleanup, volunteer at a local hospital or be a mentor to a young person. Now is the time to listen closely to our neighbors, our children and our elected officials and make educated decisions about our shared future in this valley. Blue Chip is a four-year student leadership development program at the university in which students commit time outside the classroom to fully develop their leadership skills. A critical component of Blue Chip is its interface with the Tucson business community in the form of mentorships, internships and, in some cases, employment.