2022 Regular Session ENROLLED
SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 128
BY SENATOR FIELDS
A RESOLUTION
To congratulate Christian Chew on graduating from Liberty High School of Baton Rouge
and to commend him on his many accomplishments.
WHEREAS, graduating from high school is an important milestone in a student's life
that signifies success in academics and achievement of one's goals; and
WHEREAS, graduating from high school is one of the most important indicators of
future success in life, including employment prospects, income potential, and overall health;
and
WHEREAS, Christian Chew is set to graduate from Liberty High School of Baton
Rouge on May 17, 2022, and it is appropriate to commend him for all of his
accomplishments throughout his high school career; and
WHEREAS, Christian has worked diligently in school to prepare himself for his
future endeavors; and
WHEREAS, Christian's most recent accomplishments were receiving the Plaque of
Completion in his engineering course and becoming a certified inventor; and
WHEREAS, Christian also served as the Sergeant at Arms at the Louisiana
Leadership Institute where he has contributed to their mission of building leadership,
improving academic skills, and increasing self-esteem and motivation in students of the
Greater Baton Rouge Metro area; and
WHEREAS, Christian will attend Southern University Agricultural and Mechanical
College and plans to major in mechanical engineering and minor in finance; and
WHEREAS, Christian Chew exemplifies the very best of students in the Class of
2022 and his future holds incredible promise; and
WHEREAS, through his academic achievements and his involvement with the
Louisiana Leadership Institute, Christian has formed a solid foundation which will serve him
well in his future endeavors.
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THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Senate of the Legislature of Louisiana
does hereby commend and congratulate Christian Chew on becoming a 2022 Liberty High
School graduate.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this Resolution be transmitted to
Christian Chew.
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
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