Louisiana 2018 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR95

Introduced
4/16/18  
Introduced
4/16/18  
Passed
4/17/18  

Caption

Commends LSU student Jack Green of Lake Charles upon being named a 2018 Udall Scholar

Impact

The resolution highlights the importance of educational achievements in fostering future leaders capable of addressing complex issues such as environmental sustainability. By commending Jack Green, the resolution not only honors an individual but also brings attention to the broader significance of supporting students who are involved in leadership roles and initiatives that contribute positively to society. It reinforces the idea that recognizing and celebrating local talents can inspire others in the community to pursue similar paths in public service and environmental stewardship.

Summary

House Resolution 95 is a commendation for Jack Green, a student from Louisiana State University (LSU), who has been recognized as a 2018 Udall Scholar. This resolution acknowledges Green's commitment to environmental sustainability and public service, particularly through his involvement in programs aimed at reducing food waste and addressing environmental issues. As a member of the LSU honors college, Green's efforts reflect his dedication to the community and the environment, showcasing the potential of young leaders in a vital sector.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR95 is largely positive, as it expresses pride in local efforts towards education and environmental issues. The recognition of Jack Green serves as an uplifting message about the contributions of young people in the state. Legislators and community members likely view this resolution as a means to motivate other students to engage in public service and sustainability initiatives, fostering a supportive environment for academic and personal growth.

Contention

As a resolution, HR95 does not present substantial points of contention; rather, it serves to unite the community in appreciation of Jack Green's achievements. However, discussions about the Udall Scholarship itself may reveal varying opinions on the value of such programs in higher education and public service. Nonetheless, there are typically few opposing views in recognition of an individual’s academic success and commitment to society, making this resolution a largely non-controversial acknowledgment.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR89

Commends LSU student Madelyn Smith of Lafayette on being named a 2018 Udall Scholar

LA SR104

Commends LSU student Madelyn Smith on being named a 2018 Udall Scholar.

LA HR84

Commends LSU student Corey Matyas upon being named a 2018 Goldwater Scholar

LA HR32

Commends LSU student Devon Wade upon being named a 2010 Truman Scholar

LA HR45

Commends Louisiana State University Junior Jonathan Lambert of Madisonville upon being named a Udall Scholar by the Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall Foundation

LA HR50

Commends Anna Normand for being named Udall Scholar

LA SR57

Commends Anna Normand on being named a Udall Scholar.

LA HCR88

Commends LSU student Syed "Akbar" Zamin on being named a 2019 Goldwater Scholar

LA SCR89

Commends Syed Akbar Zamin upon being named a 2019 Goldwater Scholar.

LA HR160

Commends LSU Honors College student Catherine Fontenot of Basile on being named a Harry S. Truman Scholar

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.