# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S201
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 203

Control Arrangements and Procedures

a idly as possible the control of the senior college should
be brought into conformity with the theory and the practice of

tical reasons these conventional control arrangements must in
ais ‘particular case be applied Sradually and that they can be
brought into conformity with the general pattern only after a brief
ietorims period during which a modified control procedure must
be observed. oo. ,

The senior college is to be a new ingredient in Synod’s educa-
tional system; and it is to be one which must be inserted, not at
the beginning of the educational process, but at its upper levels,
Moreover, the introduction and successful initiation of a senior

1. That the Primary, though not the exclusive responsibility -
for the establishment of the senior college be placed in the
Board for Higher Education, and that this Board be charged
with primary responsibility in the following Specific areas
and in the manner indicated below:

purchase to be, however, the sole responsibility of the

Board of Directors,
B. The approval of any and all building places, whether for
€ erection of new buildings or for the alteration of