Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Texas House Bill HR358

Caption

Congratulating Mike A. Myers on his receipt of the Santa Rita Award from The University of Texas System Board of Regents.

Impact

While HR358 does not amend or impact state laws directly, it serves to enhance the recognition of community leaders like Myers, reflecting the values of service and support for educational opportunities. By highlighting individual achievements, the resolution aims to inspire others within the community to engage in philanthropy and support local educational institutions. Such recognition can lead to increased public awareness and potentially motivates further contributions from others, leading to a more engaged and supportive community for educational initiatives.

Summary

House Resolution 358 (HR358) honors Mike A. Myers for his significant contributions to education and philanthropic endeavors within the Texas community. The resolution recognizes him for receiving the prestigious Santa Rita Award from The University of Texas System Board of Regents, which is awarded to individuals who demonstrate a strong commitment to higher education in Texas. Myers's journey from a humble background in Olney, Texas, to becoming a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist is celebrated in this resolution, emphasizing his dedication to his alma mater and various charitable causes.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR358 is overwhelmingly positive, celebrating the achievements of a dedicated individual who has made substantial contributions to numerous causes. Lawmakers and community members alike view the resolution as an appropriate acknowledgment of Myers’s lifetime of service and commitment to improving educational systems and community resources. There is a sense of pride in honoring individuals who exemplify civic responsibility and charitable engagement, strengthening community ties.

Contention

There are minimal points of contention associated with HR358. The discussion primarily centers on Myers's appropriateness as a recipient of the award rather than any opposition to the bill itself. However, some may argue that public resources should focus more broadly on systemic issues in education rather than spotlight individual achievements. Despite this, the resolution stands as a testament to personal dedication and influence, viewed positively across the legislative body.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR46

Congratulating Dr. Sharron Forest on her receipt of a 2023 Outstanding Teaching Award from The University of Texas System Board of Regents.

TX HR1697

Congratulating Dr. Philip L. Leggett on his receipt of a 2023 Ashbel Smith Distinguished Alumni Award from The University of Texas Medical Branch John Sealy School of Medicine Alumni Association.

TX HR2238

Congratulating John Goff on his receipt of the 2023 Golden Deeds Award from the Exchange Club of Fort Worth.

TX SR285

Recognizing Hector Gutierrez Jr. for receiving a Distinguished Alumnus Award from Texas A&M University.

TX SR92

Congratulating Benjamin Alire Senz of El Paso on his receipt of the 2023 Texas Medal of Arts Award for the Literary Arts from the Texas Cultural Trust.

TX HCR9

Congratulating John C. Owens of Lubbock on being named a Distinguished Alumni by the Texas Tech Alumni Association.

TX HR1078

Congratulating Margaret and Jim Perkins on receiving the 2023 Texas Higher Education Distinguished Service Award.

TX HR367

Congratulating John Dixon on his receipt of a 2022 Joe S. Mundy Award from Southwestern University.

TX HR1467

Congratulating Abdul Subhani on the renaming of the Subhani Department of Computer Information Systems at Texas A&M University-Central Texas.

TX HR368

Congratulating Jennifer Spiller on her receipt of a 2022 Joe S. Mundy Award from Southwestern University.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.