Illinois HR 538: CONGRATS CARL L WHITE JR

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HR0538LRB104 16023 MST 29281 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, Scott Humbard was born on May 19, 1970 and earned 

3an associate's degree from Elgin Community College in 1990; 

4and

5 WHEREAS, Moving to Charleston, Scott Humbard graduated 

6from Eastern Illinois University (EIU) with a bachelor's 

7degree in 1992, remaining with EIU to complete his work for a 

8master's degree in 1993; both of his degrees were in political 

9science and government; and

10 WHEREAS, These chosen majors helped Scott Humbard gain 

11entry into the Illinois General Assembly legislative staff 

12system through the Illinois Legislative Staff Internship 

13Program (ILSIP), working with the Illinois House Republican 

14staff starting in fall 1994; and

15 WHEREAS, From the start of his work for the Illinois 

16House, Scott Humbard concentrated on issues centering on 

17energy and the environment; this work reached a peak in the 

18two-year Joint Committee on Electric Restructuring process to 

19negotiate the Illinois electric deregulation bill; and

20 WHEREAS, The electric deregulation bill negotiated through 

21the Joint Committee process was enacted in the spring of 1998 

HR0538- 2 -LRB104 16023 MST 29281 r

1as P.A. 90-561, and as a key staff participant in these 

2negotiations, Scott Humbard made valuable contacts to help 

3perfect his knowledge and understanding of the legislative 

4process; and

5 WHEREAS, After the 1998 veto session, Scott Humbard moved 

6to advocacy work for the Chemical Industry Council of 

7Illinois, representing over 150 chemical manufacturers and 

8suppliers, and in this position, he helped secure passage of 

9legislation to reform and modernize the Illinois brownfield 

10remediation program, thereby impr