Jane Dee Hull

Biography

Name:  Jane Dee Hull née Bowersock

Name as Secretary of State:  Jane Dee Hull

Notes:  Arizona Rep. Jane Dee Hull resigned Oct. 4, 1993, to run for the office of Arizona Secretary of State.

Other Elected Offices:
Arizona Governor: Office Years:  September 5, 1997 – 2002
Arizona House of Representatives:  Office Years:  1979 – Oct. 4, 1993, Speaker:  1989 – 1992, Speaker Pro Tempore:  Jan. 11, 1993 – Oct. 4, 1993

Education:  B.S. in Elementary Education, Kansas State University, 1957; graduate hours at Arizona State University in Political Science, Business and Economics

Occupations:  Teacher, Kansas School System, Kansas City, MO; teacher, junior high, Chinle, Arizona, Navajo Nation

Memberships:  Beatitudes Developing Older Adult Resources; Florence Crittenton board; Heard Museum Guild associate; Maricopa Medical Auxiliary; Freedom Foundation board; Visiting Nurse Auxiliary associate; Arizona Academy; Phoenix Town Hall; Community Council; Crime Victim Foundation; Arizona Economic Council; Dean’s Council of 100; Thunderbird International Symposium; American Legislative Exchange Council; Women's Legislative Council; National Conference of State Legislatures.

Firsts:  First woman elected Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives; First woman elected Governor of Arizona.

Notable: Brought the Internet to the forefront in the SOS office, publishing state records such as the Arizona Administrative Code to the Web.  Signed Alt-Fuels bill into law as governor.

Sources:  SOS bio; History and Archives bio sheets; misc. notes compiled on SOS succession to governorship; Journal of the House of Representatives, 41st Legislature, 1993, pp. iv, 478