Tennessee 2025-2026 Regular Session

Tennessee Senate Bill SJR0378 Latest Draft

Bill / Draft Version Filed 04/02/2025

                             
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 378 
By Powers 
 
 
SJR0378 
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A RESOLUTION to commend Riley McCormick for exemplary 
service as a legislative intern. 
 
 WHEREAS, each legislative session, this General Assembly is pleased to recognize 
certain persons who have committed themselves, through their adroit service, to the betterment 
of the legislative process; and 
 WHEREAS, Riley McCormick is one such individual, who has distinguished himself in 
his role as a legislative intern for Senator Bill Powers; Mr. McCormick's work has resulted in 
innumerable benefits for the legislators he assisted and the General Assembly as a whole; and 
 WHEREAS, a graduate of Vanderbilt University, where he was highly regarded by his 
peers, Mr. McCormick earned a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences degree in Communication 
Studies and History; and 
 WHEREAS, eager to familiarize himself with the characteristics and complexities of 
Tennessee State government and to further his studies, Riley McCormick brought his many 
abilities and singular expertise to Capitol Hill for the 2025 session of the One Hundred 
Fourteenth General Assembly; and 
 WHEREAS, throughout the 2025 legislative session, Mr. McCormick has surpassed all 
criteria that define a devoted and conscientious legislative intern; and 
 WHEREAS, Riley McCormick has performed his many duties with extraordinary insight 
and rare decorum; now, therefore, 
 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE ONE HUNDRED FOURTEENTH 
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, THE HOUSE OF 
REPRESENTATIVES CONCURRING, that we hereby commend Riley McCormick for   
 
 
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outstanding service as a legislative intern for Senator Bill Powers and extend to him our best 
wishes for every future success. 
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that an appropriate copy of this resolution be prepared 
for presentation with this final clause omitted from such copy and upon proper request made to 
the appropriate clerk, the language appearing immediately following the State seal appear 
without House or Senate designation.