Louisiana 2016 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR62

Introduced
4/14/16  
Introduced
4/14/16  
Passed
4/19/16  

Caption

Commends Emilie Hebert upon being selected Miss LSU-USA.

Impact

While SR62 does not impose any changes to state laws, it serves to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of individuals like Emilie Hebert, who exemplifies academic excellence and active community participation. By officially commending her, the resolution reflects the values of the state legislature in promoting education, leadership, and civic engagement among young people, potentially inspiring others to follow suit and achieve their goals.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 62 (SR62) commends Emilie Hebert for being selected as Miss LSU-USA for the year 2016. The resolution highlights her exemplary attributes and achievements, including her academic success as a valedictorian and her perseverance in improving her ACT score from a twenty-nine to a near-perfect thirty-four. Furthermore, the resolution praises her involvement at Louisiana State University (LSU) and her contributions to public service as a legislative assistant, showcasing her leadership abilities and community engagement.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR62 is overwhelmingly positive, focusing on celebration and recognition of an outstanding individual. The resolution conveys pride in Emilie's achievements and advancements, which resonate with the community and can foster a sense of accomplishment among peers and rising leaders. It positions her as a role model for other students and participants in pageantry, entering a growing dialogue about the importance of higher education and the impact of youth in leadership roles.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention associated with SR62 as it primarily serves to honor an individual's achievements. Nevertheless, discussions surrounding similar resolutions often touch upon broader themes, such as the validity and impact of pageants on personal and public perceptions of women in society, reflecting varying opinions about traditional contests and their roles in promoting qualities such as beauty, intelligence, and dedication.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SCR71

Commends Hannah Fontenot upon being crowned Miss LSU 2021.

LA SCR69

Commends Sarah Michelle Procopio upon being selected as a recipient of the 2018 College Women of Excellence Award and a Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation Scholarship.

LA SCR56

Commends Seth Irby upon his selection as a member of the LSU Tiger Twelve Class of 2011.

LA SCR111

Commends Godis Jackson upon being selected for a Women of Excellence Award and a Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation Scholarship.

LA SCR67

Commends Tayler Brishaune Pierre upon being selected as a recipient of a 2018 College Women of Excellence Award and a Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation Scholarship.

LA SR60

Congratulates and commends Camille Cronin on being selected and serving Louisiana State University as 2024 Homecoming Queen.

LA SR74

Commends Kris Cangelosi on being selected to receive the Arts Leadership Award at the 2014 Louisiana Culture Awards.

LA SCR118

Commends Che'dra J. Joseph upon being selected for a Women of Excellence Award and a Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation Scholarship.

LA SCR40

Commends Tanya Lea Crowe for being crowned Miss Louisiana USA 2021.

LA SR8

Commends Caroline Boley on her numerous accomplishments, her exemplary and impressive academic achievements, and on being selected as a recipient of the LSU University Medal.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.