By:  Patterson                                         S.C.R. No. 3
                            SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
 1-1           WHEREAS, Dr. Helen Li alleges that:
 1-2           (1)  on or about September 17, 1990, she entered into a
 1-3     contract with the Department of  Ophthalmology at The University of
 1-4     Texas Medical School at Houston to serve in the fellowship program;
 1-5           (2)  as stated in her acceptance letter, the department was
 1-6     to issue her an official certificate upon completion of the
 1-7     fellowship program, which she completed on or about June 14, 1991;
 1-8           (3)  Dr. Salmonsen, her official preceptor, certified to the
 1-9     chairman of the Department of Ophthalmology, Dr. Richard Ruiz, that
1-10     she had successfully completed the fellowship program;
1-11           (4)  Dr. Ruiz denied Dr. Salmonsen's request that a
1-12     certificate be issued stating that she had failed to attend the
1-13     required 75 percent of the departmental conferences;
1-14           (5)  the department has issued official certificates of
1-15     completion to other fellows who have a much lower rate of
1-16     attendance than Dr. Li; and
1-17           (6)  the department guidelines have been applied in an
1-18     arbitrary and capricious manner; now, therefore, be it
1-19           RESOLVED by the Legislature of the State of Texas, That Dr.
1-20     Helen Li is granted permission to sue the State of Texas and The
1-21     University of Texas Medical School at Houston subject to Chapter
1-22     107, Civil Practice and Remedies Code; and, be it further
1-23           RESOLVED, That the president of The University of Texas
 2-1     Medical School at Houston be served process as provided by
 2-2     Subdivision (3), Subsection (a), Section 107.002, Civil Practice
 2-3     and Remedies Code.