Honoring Michael Jeffrey Bosworth II on his graduation from the U.S. Naval Academy.
Impact
The resolution serves to publicly acknowledge Mr. Bosworth's notable accomplishments and commitment to serving his country as a navy pilot after completing his training in Pensacola, Florida. Such resolutions are significant as they reflect the values that the Texas Legislature seeks to promote, especially concerning dedication, service, and excellence. By congratulating graduates from military academies, the legislature emphasizes support for the military community and highlights the importance of education and scholarship.
Summary
House Resolution 1630 is a commendatory resolution honoring Michael Jeffrey Bosworth II on the occasion of his graduation from the United States Naval Academy on May 22, 2009. The resolution recognizes Mr. Bosworth’s achievements and contributions as a native of Texas, highlighting his academic excellence and athletic accomplishments during his time at the academy. Mr. Bosworth was noted for being a distinguished student, athlete, and for receiving several awards, including the Scholar-Athlete Award while attending Dripping Springs High School and being part of the U.S. Naval Academy Sprint Football team.
Contention
While HR1630 does not entail controversial or contentious policy changes, it underscores a sense of pride and honor associated with military service and academic achievement in Texas. Resolutions like this typically receive broad support across political lines, as they foster community pride and recognition of local individuals who pursue paths of service in the armed forces. Therefore, HR1630 serves primarily as a vehicle for recognition rather than a means of legislative contention.
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