Today I rise to recognize my alma mater, the University of Missouri, as it celebrates 175 years of providing quality education, cutting-edge research, and practical extension services to all Missourians. Mizzou was the first State university established west of the Mississippi and is a school rich with tradition. I am humbled to be a graduate of such a longstanding, esteemed institution. The University of Missouri was home to the first journalism school in the world and is still recognized as one of the best schools around the world for agriculture, business, and journalism, just to name a few. The core values of the University of Missouri--respect, responsibility, discovery, and excellence--leave a mark on every individual influenced by this institution and have helped shape me as an American citizen and lawmaker. Throughout my career in education and public service, I have striven to uphold the values of the university and sleep well knowing that all alumni, present and future, will do the same. I am so proud to be a Tiger, and I wish a very happy birthday to Mizzou. Go Tigers! ____________________
Vicky Hartzler: “Today I rise to recognize my alma mater, the University of Missouri, as it celebrates 175 years of providing quality…”
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