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On August
10, 2007 I stepped down as the State Senator
representing District 39 to accept the position
of Associate Vice Chancellor for Government
Relations of the University System of Maryland (USM).
This was been a very difficult decision for me
to make. I have had the honor and pleasure of
serving in the Maryland Senate for the last
thirteen years. This has been the most rewarding
and fulfilling experiences of my life. I am
proud of the contributions we have made to the
citizens of Maryland. I feel that there are many
accomplishments working with so many dedicated
individuals such as yourself that I can look
back on my service in the Senate with pride and
satisfaction. Through my work in the Senate I
have developed a passion for higher education
and I look at this new opportunity as a way to
continue and even focus solely my energy and
work on higher education issues.
Public service is a noble calling and I have the
utmost respect for individuals who choose to
enter this arena. While I will miss the humbling
opportunity to serve the citizens of Maryland in
the Senate and have as colleagues some of the
finest people this state has to offer, I look
forward to continue advocating for higher
education in this new capacity.
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Legislative
District 39 (Northeast
Montgomery County)
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