Louisiana 2018 3rd Special Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR29

Introduced
6/24/18  
Introduced
6/24/18  

Caption

Commends Roberto Carreras for being selected to represent Louisiana at the HOBY World Leadership Congress.

Impact

This resolution serves to publicly recognize and honor a young leader from Louisiana, thereby promoting the values of leadership and community involvement among youth. By celebrating individuals like Carreras, the bill emphasizes the state's commitment to fostering a culture of leadership development and engagement in civic matters among young people. It reflects the state's recognition of the positive impact that such leadership programs can have on personal growth and community service.

Summary

SR29 is a Senate Resolution commending Roberto Carreras for his selection to represent Louisiana at the HOBY World Leadership Congress, which took place from July 21-28, 2018, at Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois. The resolution highlights Carreras' participation in the Louisiana Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Seminar, where he was one of 140 high school sophomores from across the state. This recognition underscores the importance of youth leadership programs in encouraging young individuals to take active roles in their communities and society.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR29 is overwhelmingly positive, with a focus on the accomplishments of a young leader. There is a clear celebration of youth potential, with the resolution highlighting the values imparted by the HOBY program, such as critical thinking, cultural exchange, and leadership skills. The resolution conveys pride not only in Carreras' achievements but also in the broader impact of the HOBY program in shaping future leaders.

Contention

While SR29 itself may not present significant points of contention, discussions surrounding youth programs and leadership development often touch on differing views about educational focus and the role of youth in societal change. However, the spirit of this resolution, which advocates for youth empowerment and recognition, resonates positively across party lines, minimizing potential controversy.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR19

Commends Tucker Poret for being selected as a candidate to represent Louisiana at the HOBY World Leadership Congress.

LA SR25

Commends Kennedi Look for being selected to represent Louisiana at the HOBY World Leadership Congress.

LA SR30

Commends Chris Barron for being selected as a candidate to represent Louisiana at the HOBY World Leadership Congress.

LA SR31

Commends Aaron Warren of Shreveport, Louisiana, for being selected to represent Louisiana at the HOBY World Leadership Congress.

LA SR33

Commends Jillian Maxwell for being selected as a candidate to represent Louisiana at the HOBY World Leadership Congress.

LA SR23

Commends Lillyanne Brignac on being selected as a candidate to represent Louisiana at the HOBY World Leadership Congress.

LA SR11

Commends Luke Anthony Orlando of Berwick, Louisiana, for being selected to represent Louisiana at the Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) World Leadership Congress.

LA SR32

Commends Camille Elizabeth Cancienne for being selected as a candidate to represent Louisiana at the HOBY World Leadership Congress.

LA SR24

Commends Mary Guy of Metairie, Louisiana, for being selected as a candidate to represent Louisiana at the Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) World Leadership Congress.

LA SR18

Commends John Honeycutt, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, for being selected as a candidate to represent Louisiana at the HOBY World Leadership Congress to be held on July 21-28, 2018, at Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois.

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