Honoring Alondra Johnson of Buda for her participation in the Moreno/Rangel Legislative Leadership Program.
Impact
The resolution acknowledges Alondra Johnson's notable contributions while serving as an aide in the office of State Representative Rafael Anchia during the 81st Legislative Session. Her background, which includes a bachelor's degree in government and Mexican American studies from The University of Texas at Austin, alongside her internships with the Office of the Attorney General of Texas and Travis County Sheriff's Office, showcases her commitment to public service and community involvement.
Summary
House Resolution 2004 honors Alondra Johnson from Buda for her significant participation in the 2009 Moreno-Rangel Legislative Leadership Program. This program is designed to provide outstanding undergraduate and graduate students with the opportunity to serve as full-time policy interns within offices of members of the Mexican American Legislative Caucus. Through this experience, participants gain practical knowledge and insight into the workings of the Texas Legislature, building a foundation for future leadership roles.
Contention
While the bill itself is a congratulatory resolution and does not present direct legislative changes or points of contention, it reflects broader themes of educational empowerment, legislative engagement, and the value of fostering youth participation in the political process. By recognizing the contributions of participants like Johnson, the resolution underscores the importance of supportive programs that can develop future leaders in Texas's diverse communities.
Commending Saul Armando Fontes for his service as a Fellow of the Moreno/Rangel Legislative Leadership Program and as a legislative aide in the office of State Representative Armando Walle.
Commending Jose Camacho for his service as a legislative aide and Moreno/Rangel Legislative Leadership Program Fellow in the office of State Representative Abel Herrero.