Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Texas House Bill HR1684

Caption

Honoring the University of Houston Hobby Fellows for their contributions to the 86th Texas Legislative Session.

Impact

HR1684 does not create law but acknowledges the positive impact of the Hobby Fellows program on both the students involved and the legislative process in Texas. The program has been crucial in giving students practical experience that prepares them for future careers in public service. The resolution also highlights the importance of engaging young people in democratic processes and cultivating future leaders who are informed about the issues facing Texas citizens.

Summary

House Resolution 1684 honors the University of Houston Hobby Fellows for their significant contributions during the 86th Texas Legislative Session. This resolution recognizes the efforts of the students from the Hobby School of Public Affairs who have participated in an internship program designed to immerse them in the legislative process. By working full-time in the Texas Capitol, these Fellows supported various legislative offices through attending meetings, engaging with constituents, and handling a multitude of other tasks that exposed them to public service and governance firsthand.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR1684 is overwhelmingly positive, as it celebrates the dedication and hard work of the Hobby Fellows. Legislators and community members expressed appreciation for the program and the valuable experiences it provides to students. Recognition of their contributions serves to exemplify the value placed on public service and the education of future leaders through hands-on experiences within the Texas Legislature.

Contention

While there may not be significant contention surrounding HR1684 itself, the underlying discussions about student involvement in democracy and public service can sometimes stir debate on educational funding, internship opportunities, and the role of young people in politics. However, overall, the resolution serves to uplift the contributions made by the Fellows rather than provoke dissent.

Companion Bills

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Previously Filed As

TX HR2235

Commending the 2023 University of Houston Hobby Fellows.

TX SR563

Recognizing the Fellows from the University of Houston Hobby School of Public Affairs.

TX SR613

Recognizing the University of North Texas legislative interns for their contributions to the Texas Legislature.

TX HR670

Honoring Ginny Levenback and Dr. Charles Levenback of Houston for their contributions to the community.

TX HR2504

Commending the interns in the office of State Representative Terry Wilson for their service during the 88th Legislative Session.

TX HR2293

Honoring the Legislative Budget Board for its work during the 88th Legislative Session.

TX HR2212

Commending the staff of State Representative Jessica Gonzlez for their service during the 88th Legislative Session.

TX HR2298

Commending the staff of the Legislative Reference Library for their work during the 88th Legislative Session.

TX HR2094

Commending the staff members of State Representative Rhetta Andrews Bowers for their service during the 88th Legislative Session.

TX HR2307

Commending the members of the Texas Legislative Study Group for their service during the 88th Legislative Session.

Similar Bills

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