# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S773
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 76

somewhat higher, depending upon the number of cases of advance-
ment and the salary differential between the various ranks. We
feel that this cannot be avoided if we are to train on the college
level, especially with the heavy emphasis on the senior college

- and the professional education and music program.

THe Boarp or ContTro.
or ConcorDIA TEACHERS COLLEGE

Paut L. Kiuenper, Secretary

THE FACULTY oF CoNcoRDIA TEACHERS COLLEGE
ArtuuR Kurnck, President

Memorial 131, endorsed by Unprinted Memorial 45 of the
St. Louis Board of Control, requesting the location of the Senior
College at River Forest, was covered by Section “B” of the Report
for the Board for Higher Education.

ACTION
Concerning Request I, new Music Building. No action was
taken by Committee 1 since the matter is in the hands of the
Board of Directors and the Board for Higher Education.

Requests “A” to “F,” listed under Section II, were included
in the Schedule of Current Requests as adopted upon recommenda-
tion of Committee 1 under Section C of the Report of the Board
for Higher Education.

Request “G” was presented by Committee 1 in the following
resolution, which was adopted:

Resolution 40

Wuereas, The enrollment at our Teachers College in River
Forest has continued to increase; and

Wuereas, Many additional duties devolve upon faculty mem-
bers “because of the increased need of the field for trained teach-
ers, involving the operation of an extensive summer school each
year, in addition to an Extension and Correspondence Division,
,, a much-expanded Student Teaching and Placement Service, and
. the editing of Lutheran Education”; therefore be it

Resolved, That we turn the matter of additional professorships
to replace some of the temporary instructorships on the teaching
r staff of this school over to the Board for Higher Education with
. power to create the maximum of five additional professorships at
this time.