Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR613

Caption

Recognizing the Capstone Project students for their commitment to public service.

Impact

The resolution underscores the significance of the Capstone Project as a key educational initiative fostering public service skills among students. By providing opportunities to participate in hands-on projects, the program enables students to develop essential teamwork, research, and writing abilities. This experience is invaluable for their professional development and future careers in public service or governance. The recognition from the Texas Senate serves to encourage other students to consider careers in public service, highlighting the importance of civic engagement and involvement in community issues.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 613, adopted by the Senate of Texas, serves to recognize the dedication and contributions of the Capstone Project students from the Bush School of Government and Public Service. The resolution highlights the students' outstanding service to the members of the 86th Legislature and acknowledges their hard work and commitment to public service. This resolution is not just a formal recognition, but also an appreciation of the students’ efforts in addressing real-world issues through their engagement with government agencies and nonprofit organizations.

Contention

While the resolution is primarily celebratory and uncontentious in nature, it reflects a broader narrative within Texas regarding the emphasis on public service education. There may be discussions surrounding the funding and prioritization of such educational programs, especially in times of budgetary constraints. Nonetheless, SR613 asserts the value of nurturing future leaders who are equipped to deal with the challenges facing the state and nation.

Notable_points

The resolution includes the names of the students involved in the Capstone Project, showcasing the specific contributions made by individuals such as Elizabeth O'Connor and Court Manske, among others. This personal recognition adds a human element to the resolution and serves to make their achievements more relatable and commendable.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SCR43

Recognizing the 2023 Texas A&M University System policy interns.

TX HCR98

Recognizing the 2023 Texas A&M University System policy interns.

TX SR539

Recognizing Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) for their commitment to selfless service.

TX SR10

Recognizing Ellis County Precinct Two for its commitment to workplace safety.

TX SR23

Recognizing the staff of the Sunset Advisory Commission for their service.

TX SR42

Recognizing students of Mathis Intermediate School for their showing at the Future Problem Solving Program International Conference.

TX HR154

Recognizing March 6 through 10, 2023, as Texas Public Schools Week and honoring the members of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas for their commitment to education.

TX SR688

Recognizing Sean Michael Terry for his record of public service.

TX SR129

Recognizing the Texas School District Police Chiefs' Association for their service.

TX SR21

Recognizing Patti and Don Johnson for their service to Senate District 25.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.