Texas House Bill HR1864

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 5/6/09
• Refer: 5/8/09
• Enrolled: 5/19/09
• Passed: 5/19/09

Caption

Honoring the Eta Chapter of Eta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., on the occasion of its 2009 Founders Day celebration.

Impact

The Eta Phi Beta Sorority has played a significant role in fostering professional development and educational opportunities for women within the Dallas-Fort Worth area since its establishment in 1960. Through awarding scholarships to high school students aspiring to enter the business sector and organizing professional seminars, the sorority contributes positively to the empowerment of women. This resolution serves to underscore the importance of these contributions to both individual lives and the community at large.

Summary

House Resolution 1864 commemorates the Eta Chapter of Eta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., on the occasion of its 2009 Founders Day celebration. The resolution highlights the chapter's dedication to providing a supportive network for African American business and professional women. It emphasizes the group's commitment to academic excellence, personal growth, career awareness, and community involvement, reflecting their mission of 'Not For Ourselves But For Others.' This resolution not only recognizes the work done by the sorority but also illustrates the broader impact such organizations have on local communities.

Contention

While the resolution acknowledges the achievements of the Eta Chapter, it also implicitly highlights the ongoing need for support systems for women in business. There may be discussions around the effectiveness and accessibility of such organizations in addressing the unique challenges faced by minority women in the professional landscape. It suggests the necessity for continued advocacy for women’s rights and representation in business and leadership roles.