Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has appointed four new members and reappointed two members to the California Community Colleges Board of Governors.

The new appointees are Anthony Alvarado, 61, of Coronado, former chancellor of instruction for the San Diego Unified School District; Margaret Quinones, 49, of Santa Monica, a counselor at El Camino College in Torrance; J. Steven Rhodes, 54, of Los Angeles, founder and chief executive officer of Claiborne-Rhodes Inc., an investment company; and Sara Martinez Tucker, 48, of San Francisco, president and chief executive officer of the Hispanic Scholarship Fund.

Schwarzenegger also reappointed sitting board members Catherine Unger, 57, of Los Angeles, a private public affairs consultant who has been on the board since 2000; and Leslie Wang, 56, of Galt, senior multimedia technician with the San Joaquin Delta Community College District in Stockton who has been on the board since 1999.

The appointments require confirmation by the Senate. The Board of Governors sets policy for the 109-campus community college system.