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B.A., Sociology with a minor in Science, Technology, and Society, 2010, The University of Texas at Austin
M.B.A., Business Analytics, 2024, Midwestern State University (TX)
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prayers of the state: jan 25-31, 2005
Well, I’ve been remiss on keeping this updated. My gallon schedule is trying to fit into a pint milk carton. If you notice, on January 25th, both the House and the Senate were led in prayer by Catholic priests. During the day, HR 72, a resolution “commemorating the 2005 annual conference of the Catholic Health…
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the pope is a little under the weather
The Vatican Information Service reports that the Pope cancelled his scheduled events for the day due to “flu-like” symptoms. Please keep him in your prayers that he, and all who suffer from ill health, may be spared from the pain and suffering connected to them. The last time the Pope cancelled an appointment at the…
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they spent a day on this?
When reading the journals of the Texas House and Senate for the Prayers of the State segment for January 24th, I realized that they did nothing today. When I say nothing, let me expand a bit. In both the House and the Senate, they took note of two proclamations by the Governor as well as…
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prayers of the state: jan 24, 2005
After a little break, everyone is back in Austin to play a little government some more. The 4th day of the 140-day session started in the House with Rev. Richard A. Young, pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Uvalde: Gracious and loving Lord, we come to you today as servants of you and…
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the start of spring 2005
Today is the first day of instruction at The University of Texas at Austin, as well as many other schools. As for my part, I have attended two of my four classes for the day- management information systems and sociology of criminal justice. My MIS professor, Dr. Lynda Cleveland, has been featured on The University’s…
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prayers of the state: jan 13, 2005
Tom Goodman of the Hillcrest Baptist Church in Austin uses the traditional 70-word Protestant Our Father: Our Father, which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive…