My role as a judge is to determine what the law is, not what the law should be.

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Paul Hudson is a leading Michigan appellate lawyer, husband, and father, accomplished athlete, and homegrown Michigander. “A judge is like an umpire. A good judge doesn’t make up the rules or change them mid-game. A good judge just calls balls and strikes, faithfully applying the rules as written – fairly, consistently, and without favoring one side or the other.”
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Tamara’s personality is consistent as the Bible is her guide.  She is diplomatic and leads with love and compassion and sees value in every single person.  She will try to find the gold in you even when you are not at your best.  This is extremely important in education and for children in general.  She has both high intellectual and emotional intelligence.

“I am a lifelong resident of Michigan, a wife, a mother, and a grandmother.  I served 34 years with the state of Michigan as an election integrity expert and former Michigan Civil Rights Commissioner. I am a national public and motivational speaker, the author of two Christian books, a businesswoman, and an organizational psychologist. I hold a bachelor’s degree in business management, a master’s degree in organizational psychology, a doctorate in theology, and a second doctorate in the field of education.”

Christa Murphy of Oakland County is running as a “voice of students.” She promises to end annual tuition increases, improve graduation rates, and reform curricula to prepare students for “real life.” She is a Wayne State graduate with a degree in mathematics.

“Who is going to stand up for students better than a parent? We’ve had enough attorneys and politicians running for Higher Ed Boards. It’s time we put a voice on the Board who has “skin in the game” and will stand up for the students.”

“I have successfully served Wayne County communities for over 27 years as a law enforcement officer. I have assumed several leadership roles throughout my career that provided education and experience with a focus on critical aspects of fiscal responsibility, public safety, and meeting or exceeding community expectations.   

“In addition to my law enforcement experience, for the past six years, I have been an adjunct professor for a local college and a state university.”

“My time at Michigan State University was transformative. Not only did I meet my wife Stephanie while attending school there, but it is also where I started my education that ultimately led me to become a physician.

“My healthcare leadership experience makes me uniquely qualified to successfully guide MSU through unexpected challenges, such as the COVID pandemic and the Larry Nassar Scandal. Additionally, I want to make high-quality education affordable and accessible for all Michigan students.”

Mike is running for the MSU Board of Trustees to help be a voice of reason and change to what he found to be an incredibly dysfunctional environment at the MSU Leadership level and is looking to EARN your support. Mike believes Michigan State can be better. He will fight against mandatory remote learning and mandatory mask and vaccine mandates. He will hold leadership and faculty accountable for their constitutional oaths, bring common sense financial oversight to excessive and political university spending, and make sure the president understands he works for our elected board.

“I’m running for University of Michigan Regent because Michigan taxpayers deserve leadership and accountability. Inflation is out of control and hindering Michigan families, so it’s more important than ever that we fight against tuition increases so that a college degree is affordable and attainable. I will also be a voice for those who have gone unheard at the University of Michigan for far too long. When it comes to issues of sexual abuse, silence from our leaders should not be tolerated. I will speak out when necessary, stand up even when it’s unpopular, and make decisions as if it’s my own daughter that will be impacted, because parents and students deserve to feel safe and secure when it comes to college campuses.”

Sevag Vartanian graduated from the University of Michigan in 1991 with a degree in Actuarial Mathematics. Over the last 30 years, he has worked in various areas of the financial sector with a focus on the credit sector and asset management.

Vartanian’s love for the University of Michigan started at a very early age. From his early days as an Eagle Scout, through serving as a Varsity Cheerleader at U of M, Vartanian has always strived toward maintaining the University’s standard of being among the Leaders and Best.

Now, Sevag Vartanian intends to bring his skillset and experience to further this tradition, by serving on the Michigan Board of Regents.