Alabama 2022 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HJR236 Compare Versions

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1	1		1 HJR236
2		-	2 219440-2
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3	3		3 By Representatives Lovvorn, Wood (D), McCutcheon, Warren,
4	4		4 Gray, Fincher, Mooney, Holmes, Sorrells, Blackshear, Reynolds,
5	5		5 Whitt, Crawford, Lee, Baker, Gaston, Bedsole, Brown (K),
6	6		6 Shedd, Ellis, Smith, Drake, Standridge, Oliver, Shaver and
7	7		7 Isbell
8	8		8 RFD: Rules
9	9		9 First Read: 30-MAR-22
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13		-	2 ENROLLED, House Joint Resolution,
14		-	3 RECOGNIZING THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF AUBURN
15		-	4 UNIVERSITY'S COLLEGES OF AGRICULTURE AND ENGINEERING, GRADUATE
16		-	5 SCHOOL, MILITARY INSTRUCTION PROGRAMS, AND LAND GRANT STATUS.
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18		-	7 WHEREAS, Auburn University, established in 1856, was
19		-	8 reorganized as a state institution, the Agricultural and
20		-	9 Mechanical College, and as the south's first land grant
21		-	10 institution under the Morrill Act in 1872, establishing the
22		-	11 Colleges of Agriculture and Engineering and the Graduate
23		-	12 School; and
24		-	13 WHEREAS, the Morrill Act provided for military
25		-	14 training at land grant institutions, thereby establishing a
26		-	15 program at Auburn University in 1872 that is recognized today
27		-	16 as the Army, Naval, and Air Force Reserve Officers' Training
28		-	17 Corps; and
29		-	18 WHEREAS, the Colleges of Agriculture and
30		-	19 Engineering, along with the Graduate School and Auburn
31		-	20 University Reserve Officers' Training Corps programs, have
32		-	21 executed on the land grant mission of providing instruction,
33		-	22 conducting research, advancing the economic development of the
34		-	23 state and the nation through outreach and cooperative
35		-	24 extension, and providing military training; and
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37		-	1 WHEREAS, these colleges and programs have prepared
38		-	2 thousands of graduates for productive careers and leadership
39		-	3 roles, including individuals who went forth to become
40		-	4 astronauts, military leaders, corporate executives, community
41		-	5 luminaries, scientists, inventors, engineers, lawyers,
42		-	6 doctors, farmers, educators, statespersons, business owners,
43		-	7 and more; and
44		-	8 WHEREAS, through its research and outreach, the
45		-	9 College of Agriculture has fueled some of the state's leading
46		-	10 industries through animal nutrition and welfare; stronger
47		-	11 plant varieties and animal breeds; new technologies and
48		-	12 practices to make foods safer; enhanced strategies to advance
49		-	13 environmental conservation on farms and throughout
50		-	14 communities; the combatting of biological threats to the
51		-	15 state's farms; new opportunities for farmers; innovative ways
52		-	16 to grow higher yields with fewer resources; and stronger rural
53		-	17 communities; and
54		-	18 WHEREAS, through its research and outreach, the
55		-	19 Samuel Ginn College of Engineering has provided the
56		-	20 engineering foundation to build safer and more efficient
57		-	21 transportation systems; launch mankind into space and develop
58		-	22 commercial space applications; defend our nation against
59		-	23 foreign and domestic threats; spur the growth of Alabama's
60		-	24 industrial and manufacturing sectors; advance the pulp and
61		-	25 paper and chemical refining industries; provide affordable and
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63		-	1 reliable electrical power; revolutionize our ability to
	17	+	7
	18	+	8 RECOGNIZING THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF AUBURN
	19	+	9 UNIVERSITY'S COLLEGES OF AGRICULTURE AND ENGINEERING, GRADUATE
	20	+	10 SCHOOL, MILITARY INSTRUCTION PROGRAMS, AND LAND GRANT STATUS.
	21	+	11
	22	+	12 WHEREAS, Auburn University, established in 1856, was
	23	+	13 reorganized as a state institution, the Agricultural and
	24	+	14 Mechanical College, and as the south's first land grant
	25	+	15 institution under the Morrill Act in 1872, establishing the
	26	+	16 Colleges of Agriculture and Engineering and the Graduate
	27	+	17 School; and
	28	+	18 WHEREAS, the Morrill Act provided for military
	29	+	19 training at land grant institutions, thereby establishing a
	30	+	20 program at Auburn University in 1872 that is recognized today
	31	+	21 as the Army, Naval, and Air Force Reserve Officers' Training
	32	+	22 Corps; and
	33	+	23 WHEREAS, the Colleges of Agriculture and
	34	+	24 Engineering, along with the Graduate School and Auburn
	35	+	25 University Reserve Officers' Training Corps programs, have
	36	+	26 executed on the land grant mission of providing instruction,
	37	+	27 conducting research, advancing the economic development of the
	38	+	Page 1 1 state and the nation through outreach and cooperative
	39	+	2 extension, and providing military training; and
	40	+	3 WHEREAS, these colleges and programs have prepared
	41	+	4 thousands of graduates for productive careers and leadership
	42	+	5 roles, including individuals who went forth to become
	43	+	6 astronauts, military leaders, corporate executives, community
	44	+	7 luminaries, scientists, inventors, engineers, lawyers,
	45	+	8 doctors, farmers, educators, statespersons, business owners,
	46	+	9 and more; and
	47	+	10 WHEREAS, through its research and outreach, the
	48	+	11 College of Agriculture has fueled some of the state's leading
	49	+	12 industries through animal nutrition and welfare; stronger
	50	+	13 plant varieties and animal breeds; new technologies and
	51	+	14 practices to make foods safer; enhanced strategies to advance
	52	+	15 environmental conservation on farms and throughout
	53	+	16 communities; the combatting of biological threats to the
	54	+	17 state's farms; new opportunities for farmers; innovative ways
	55	+	18 to grow higher yields with fewer resources; and stronger rural
	56	+	19 communities; and
	57	+	20 WHEREAS, through its research and outreach, the
	58	+	21 Samuel Ginn College of Engineering has provided the
	59	+	22 engineering foundation to build safer and more efficient
	60	+	23 transportation systems; launch mankind into space and develop
	61	+	24 commercial space applications; defend our nation against
	62	+	25 foreign and domestic threats; spur the growth of Alabama's
	63	+	26 industrial and manufacturing sectors; advance the pulp and
	64	+	27 paper and chemical refining industries; provide affordable and
	65	+	Page 2 1 reliable electrical power; revolutionize our ability to
64	66		2 communicate wirelessly; and provide safe and abundant drinking
65	67		3 water and effective sanitation systems, all of which have
66	68		4 combined to significantly improve the quality of life in our
67	69		5 state; now therefore,
68	70		6 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, BOTH
69	71		7 HOUSES THEREOF CONCURRING, That we hereby commend the Auburn
70	72		8 University College of Agriculture, Samuel Ginn College of
71	73		9 Engineering, Graduate School, and Reserve Officers' Training
72	74		10 Corps programs on this 150th Anniversary of serving the
73	75		11 citizens of Alabama and our nation, helping to improve lives,
74	76		12 enhancing economic development, promoting social well-being,
75	77		13 and enhancing national security.
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81		-	Speaker of the House of Representatives
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84		-	6 President and Presiding Officer of the Senate
85		-	House of Representatives7
86		-	I hereby certify that the within Act originated in8
87		-	9 and was adopted by the House 05-APR-22.
88		-	10
89		-	11 Jeff Woodard
90		-	12 Clerk
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94		-	Senate16 06-APR-22 Adopted
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