Indiana 2024 Regular Session

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11 Introduced Version
22 SENATE CONCURRENT
33 RESOLUTION No. _____
44 DIGEST OF INTRODUCED RESOLUTION
55 A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION honoring the Ball State
66 University County Ambassador Program and the inaugural cohort of
77 student ambassadors.
88 ALEXANDER
99 , read first time and referred to Committee on
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1111 Second Regular Session 123rd General Assembly (2024)
1212 SENATE CONCURRENT
1313 RESOLUTION No. _____
1414 1 A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION honoring the Ball State
1515 2 University County Ambassador Program and the inaugural
1616 3 cohort of student ambassadors.
1717 4 Whereas, Ball State University serves nearly 20,000
1818 5 students and more than 200,000 alumni with their mission to
1919 6 "engage students in educational, research, and creative
2020 7 endeavors that empower our graduates to have fulfilling
2121 8 careers and meaningful lives enriched by lifelong learning and
2222 9 service, while we enhance the economic, environmental, and
2323 10 social vitality of our community, our state, and our world";
2424 11 Whereas, Hoosiers make up nearly 90 percent of Ball
2525 12 State's undergraduate students and recent data reported that 78
2626 13 percent of the graduating class of 2022 chose to remain in
2727 14 Indiana following graduation;
2828 15 Whereas, In 2022, Ball State created the Office of
2929 16 Government Relations and Industry Engagement to ensure all
3030 17 communities and organizations are able to access the
3131 18 university's talent pipeline;
3232 19 Whereas, On March 6, 2023, Ball State unveiled a new
3333 20 County Ambassador Program, a student-to-student engagement
3434 21 initiative that provides all 92 Indiana counties the opportunity
3535 22 to attract Ball State graduates upon the completion of their
3636 23 degrees;
3737 24 Whereas, Through the Program, individual counties may
3838 25 identify and appoint a current student to serve as a non-paid
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4040 1 volunteer ambassador to represent their county and promote
4141 2 the assets, quality of life, and career opportunities in their
4242 3 individual communities;
4343 4 Whereas, Ambassadors receive entrepreneurial training on
4444 5 practices and parameters of campus promotion, the importance
4545 6 of promoting quality of place to sustain Indiana communities,
4646 7 and ways to best engage with and encourage peers to recognize
4747 8 post-graduation opportunities within the counties they
4848 9 represent;
4949 10 Whereas, The inaugural cohort of the Ball State County
5050 11 Ambassador Program began their terms in the Fall 2023
5151 12 semester and have proven exemplary representations of their
5252 13 home counties and Ball State's enduring values of excellence,
5353 14 innovation, courage, and integrity;
5454 15 Whereas, Volunteer ambassadors for the 2023-2024 school
5555 16 year include Samuel P. Adams, Katie Blessinger, Colin Brown,
5656 17 Jacksen Cole, Emma Eubank, Ella Flanagan, Titus Hill,
5757 18 Harrison Hopkins, Kaylon Hunsley, Lexie Huys, Layla Jones,
5858 19 Bryce Pennington, Isaac Rogers, Camryn Ryan, Ann Marie
5959 20 Susong, and Allie Townsend; and
6060 21 Whereas, The county ambassadors represent fourteen
6161 22 counties including Allen, Boone, DeKalb, Delaware, Elkhart,
6262 23 Gibson, Grant, Hamilton, LaGrange, Madison, Marion, Porter,
6363 24 Spencer, and Wayne: Therefore;
6464 25 Be it resolved by the Senate of the General Assembly
6565 26 of the State of Indiana, the House of Representatives
6666 27 concurring:
6767 28 SECTION 1. That the Indiana General Assembly honors the
6868 29 Ball State University County Ambassador Program and its
6969 30 inaugural cohort of student ambassadors.
7070 31 SECTION 2. The Secretary of the Senate is hereby directed
7171 32 to transmit copies of this Resolution to Ball State University
7272 33 President Geoffrey S. Mearns.
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