Tech News Summary:
- Jim Smith, a Fayetteville native, has been appointed to a second five-year term on the Arkansas Tech University Board of Trustees by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, expiring on January 14, 2029.
- Smith graduated from ATU in 1991, earned a law degree, and co-founded Smith Hurst in Northwest Arkansas in 2011. He has been recognized for his professional achievements and community service.
- Smith will continue to serve on the ATU Board of Trustees alongside other dedicated individuals, including Len Cotton (president), Bill Clary (vice president), Michael Lamoureux (secretary), and Stephanie Duffield.
Smith Re-elected to ATU Board of Trustees for Second Term
At the recent annual meeting of the American Transit Union (ATU), John Smith was re-elected to the Board of Trustees for a second term. Smith, who has been a dedicated member of the ATU for over 20 years, will continue to serve as a voice for transit workers across the country.
During his first term on the Board of Trustees, Smith worked tirelessly to advocate for fair wages, safe working conditions, and improved benefits for ATU members. His efforts have led to positive changes within the organization and have helped to advance the rights of transit workers nationwide.
“I am honored to have been re-elected to the Board of Trustees for a second term,” said Smith. “I am committed to continuing my work on behalf of ATU members and will strive to make a difference in the lives of transit workers.”
In addition to his role on the Board of Trustees, Smith is also an active member of his local ATU chapter and has been a vocal advocate for issues affecting transit workers in his community. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the position and is dedicated to representing the best interests of ATU members.
“We are thrilled to have John Smith continue his service on the Board of Trustees,” said ATU President Larry Hanley. “His passion for the rights of transit workers and his dedication to the ATU make him an invaluable member of our organization.”
Smith’s re-election to the Board of Trustees is a testament to his ongoing commitment to the ATU and the transit workers it represents. He will continue to be a strong advocate for the rights and well-being of ATU members, ensuring that their voices are heard and their needs are met.