A resolution recognizing the 150th anniversary of Alcorn State University, the oldest public historically Black land-grant university in the United States.

Bill 117 SRES 216 is a resolution that acknowledges the 150th anniversary of Alcorn State University, which is the oldest public historically Black land-grant university in the United States. The resolution highlights the university's significant contributions to higher education and its role in promoting diversity and inclusion in the academic community.

Alcorn State University was founded in 1871 in Mississippi and has a long history of providing quality education to African American students. The university has played a crucial role in advancing the educational opportunities for Black students and has produced many successful alumni who have made significant contributions to society.

The resolution recognizes the importance of Alcorn State University in promoting diversity and equality in higher education and celebrates its achievements over the past 150 years. It also acknowledges the university's commitment to providing a supportive and inclusive learning environment for all students. Overall, Bill 117 SRES 216 is a tribute to the legacy of Alcorn State University and its ongoing efforts to promote diversity, inclusion, and academic excellence in the United States.