Arkansas Senate Bill SR53

Arkansas 2025 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/21/25
• Passed: 4/2/25

Caption

To Honor Terry Kimbrow, President Of Central Baptist College, Upon The Occasion Of His Upcoming May 2025 Retirement.

Impact

The resolution highlights the various achievements under Kimbrow's leadership, including significant growth in student enrollment and financial contributions to the college. Notable milestones include the construction of various facilities that symbolize the college’s mission to integrate faith with education. The passage of SR53 identifies Kimbrow’s transformative role in enhancing both the educational and community aspects of Central Baptist College, further strengthening the institution's reputation.

Summary

Senate Resolution 53 (SR53) is a formal resolution introduced to honor Terry Kimbrow, who has served as President of Central Baptist College in Conway, Arkansas, since 2004, in recognition of his upcoming retirement in May 2025. This resolution encapsulates the appreciation of the Senate for Kimbrow's two decades of dedicated service, during which he has significantly impacted the college and its community. The resolution reflects Kimbrow's aspirations for a future where a new leader can take the helm with fresh ideas and vision for the institution.

Contention

Although SR53 is primarily an honorific resolution, it underscores the importance of leadership in educational institutions. The resolution does not face substantial opposition as it solely acknowledges Kimbrow's contributions and does not propose any policy change. However, it can stimulate discussions regarding succession planning and the future direction of Central Baptist College, particularly in maintaining the legacy established by Kimbrow.