Louisiana 2013 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR11

Introduced
4/9/13  
Introduced
4/9/13  
Passed
4/10/13  

Caption

Commends and congratulates Southern University Law Center on its 65th anniversary.

Impact

The resolution acknowledges that SULC is fully accredited and a respected member of several professional associations, which not only reinforces the quality of its educational offerings but also enhances the reputation of Louisiana's educational systems in the eyes of potential students and the community. The bill showcases the importance of diversity and inclusivity in legal education, which can have lasting impacts on the community it serves.

Summary

Senate Resolution 11, sponsored by Senator Brown, commemorates the Southern University Law Center (SULC) on its sixty-fifth anniversary. The resolution not only recognizes the significant contributions of SULC in providing legal education to African-American students, but also highlights its role in promoting the advancement of all citizens in Louisiana. The SULC, established in 1947, has been pivotal in training competent legal professionals who are aware of their community responsibilities.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR11 is overwhelmingly positive as it serves to honor and celebrate the achievements of an institution that has played a vital role in the legal education landscape of Louisiana. The bill reflects a consensus on the value of SULC's contributions and encourages continued support for its initiatives.

Contention

While SR11 does not appear to have notable points of contention as it is a resolution rather than legislation with legal standing, it speaks to the broader topic of access to legal education for underrepresented groups. The recognition of SULC's contributions may serve as a foundation for discussions on policy and funding related to educational institutions serving diverse populations.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR34

Commends the Southern University Law Center as an institution that promotes and perpetuates the advancement of all citizens of the state and designates April 2, 2014, as "SULC Day at the Capitol".

LA HCR1

Commending Southern Oregon University on its 150th anniversary.

LA SR80

Commends Professor Cynthia N. Reed on her being inducted into the Southern University Law Center Hall of Fame.

LA HR56

Recognizes Wednesday, April 2, 2014, as Southern University Law Center Day at the state capitol

LA HR35

Commends Southern University on the occasion of its one hundred forty-fifth anniversary and designates April 22, 2025, as Southern University Day at the state capitol

LA SR33

Recognizes April 22, 2025, as Southern University Day at the capitol.

LA SR75

Commends Southeastern Louisiana University on the occasion of its centennial anniversary and recognizes the institution's impact on the state of Louisiana.

LA SR79

Commends former State Senator Donald R. Cravins Jr. on being inducted into the Southern University Law Center Hall of Fame.

LA SR31

Recognizes April 6, 2022, as Southern University Day at the capitol.

LA SR33

Commend Mississippi Valley State University on commemoration of its 75th Anniversary.

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