H.C.R. No. 69
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
1-1 WHEREAS, The emergence and development of communications
1-2 technology has paved the way for more innovative and effective
1-3 techniques in fields such as medicine, commerce, and education; and
1-4 WHEREAS, This technology is particularly helpful in the field
1-5 of education, which prepares students and workers to meet the
1-6 changing demands of the future; new communications systems are able
1-7 to disseminate information and data across the country quickly and
1-8 efficiently, thus creating new possibilities for widespread
1-9 education and training efforts; and
1-10 WHEREAS, The delivery of education and training through
1-11 electronically mediated instruction has brought new learning
1-12 opportunities to areas as diverse as kindergarten through 12th
1-13 grade education, higher education, and the retraining of America's
1-14 work force; and
1-15 WHEREAS, The United States Distance Learning Association
1-16 (USDLA) has played a leadership role in legislative and policy
1-17 initiatives to expand the awareness and use of distance learning;
1-18 and
1-19 WHEREAS, The USDLA has chosen the week of March 28 to April
1-20 3, 1993, as a week of special recognition for the achievements of
1-21 distance learning professionals; the highlight of this week-long
1-22 event will be the Third Annual International Distance Learning
1-23 conference in Washington, D.C., on April 1, 2, and 3, 1993; now,
1-24 therefore, be it
2-1 RESOLVED, That the 73rd Legislature of the State of Texas
2-2 hereby designate the week of March 28 to April 3, 1993, as Distance
2-3 Learning Week in Texas in recognition of the many significant
2-4 contributions and advances that have been made in this field.
2-5 contributions and advances that have been made in this field.
2-6 A. Smith of Harris
2-7 H.C.R. No. 69
2-8 Laney Giddings Munoz
2-9 Alexander Glaze Naishtat
2-10 Allen Goodman Nieto
2-11 Alonzo Goolsby Oakley
2-12 Alvarado Granoff Ogden
2-13 Averitt Gray Oliveira
2-14 Bailey Greenberg Park
2-15 Berlanga Grusendorf Parra
2-16 Black Gutierrez Patterson
2-17 Blackwood Haggerty Pitts
2-18 Bomer Hamric Place
2-19 Bosse Harris Price
2-20 Brady Hartnett Puente
2-21 Brimer Heflin Rabuck
2-22 Cain Hernandez Ramsay
2-23 Campbell Hightower Rangel
2-24 Carona Hilbert Raymond
2-25 Carter Hilderbran Rodriguez
2-26 Chisum Hill Romo
2-27 Clemons Hirschi Rudd
3-1 Coleman Hochberg Sadler
3-2 Combs Holzheauser Saunders
3-3 Conley Horn Schechter
3-4 Cook Hudson Seidlits
3-5 Corte Hunter of Taylor Shields
3-6 Counts Hunter of Nueces Siebert
3-7 Crabb Jackson A. Smith of Harris
3-8 Craddick James D. Smith of Harris
3-9 Cuellar of Webb Johnson Smithee
3-10 Cuellar of Hidalgo Jones of Lubbock Solis
3-11 Culberson Jones of Dallas Stiles
3-12 Danburg Junell Swinford
3-13 Davila Kamel Tallas
3-14 Davis Krusee Talton
3-15 De La Garza Kubiak Telford
3-16 Dear Kuempel Thompson of Tarrant
3-17 Delco Lewis Thompson of Harris
3-18 Delisi Linebarger Turner of Coleman
3-19 Denton Longoria Turner of Harris
3-20 Driver Luna Uher
3-21 Duncan McCall Van de Putte
3-22 Dutton McCoulskey Vowell
3-23 Earley McDonald West
3-24 Eckels Madden Williamson
3-25 Edwards Marchant Willis
3-26 Erickson Martin Wilson
3-27 Finnell Maxey Wolens
4-1 Flores Moffat Yarbrough
4-2 Gallego Moreno Yost
4-3 Gallegos Mowery Zbranek
4-4 H.C.R. No. 69
4-5 _______________________________ _______________________________
4-6 President of the Senate Speaker of the House
4-7 I certify that H.C.R. No. 69 was adopted by the House on
4-8 March 31, 1993, by a non-record vote.
4-9 _______________________________
4-10 Chief Clerk of the House
4-11 I certify that H.C.R. No. 69 was adopted by the Senate on May
4-12 11, 1993.
4-13 _______________________________
4-14 Secretary of the Senate
4-15 APPROVED: _____________________
4-16 Date
4-17 _____________________
4-18 Governor