Louisiana 2015 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR150

Introduced
5/18/15  
Introduced
5/18/15  
Engrossed
5/18/15  
Engrossed
5/18/15  
Passed
5/20/15  

Caption

Commends Madeline Joan Janney upon her receipt of a 2015 Women of Excellence Award and Scholarship from the La. Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation

Impact

This resolution serves to recognize the exceptional efforts made by women in Louisiana, particularly in education and community service. By celebrating such achievements, it reinforces the importance of women's contributions to society and encourages ongoing engagement in leadership and mentorship roles. The resolution provides public acknowledgment which can inspire others in the community to pursue excellence and give back, fostering a culture of leadership among young women in the state.

Summary

HCR150 is a House Concurrent Resolution that commends Madeline Joan Janney for receiving the 2015 Women of Excellence Award in the category of College Woman of Excellence by the Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation. The resolution acknowledges her numerous achievements and contributions both academically and in community service. It highlights her role as a junior at Loyola University New Orleans, where she majors in Psychological Sciences, and her active involvement in various mentoring and tutoring programs aimed at supporting underserved children and first-generation college students.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HCR150 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting admiration and respect for Madeline Joan Janney's accomplishments. Legislators and community leaders recognize her as a role model for young women, showcasing how dedication to academic pursuits and community involvement can lead to significant impacts. The resolution conveys a sense of pride in recognizing exemplary individuals who exemplify integrity, character, and leadership, reinforcing the ideals upheld by the Women's Caucus.

Contention

Since HCR150 is a commendation rather than a bill that may have contentious points of law or regulation, there is minimal opposition or contention noted. The resolution's aim is to celebrate a positive achievement, leaving little room for debate. It reflects a united front in recognizing excellent contributions within the state, promoting solidarity and appreciation for the efforts made by individuals like Janney in improving their communities.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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