# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S777
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 19

Enrollment
College

REGULAR SESSION SUMMER SESSION
Year Men Women Total Men Women Total
95 73 168 81 102 183
109 76 185 82 85 167
137 114 251 66 126 192

Grand Total
Men Women Total(counting each name but once)

62 64 126 458

66 63 129 482

70 60 §130 549

Student Life

With the appointment of a dean of students, who carries a com~
paratively light teaching load, considerable progress in the develop-
ment of our guidance program was made possible. As the work
of this office develops, we think that we shall have an answer
to many of the problems which still remain in this area. It should
also be noted here that our health service has improved quanti-
tatively and qualitatively through the relocation of our clinic and
the engagement of a graduate nurse, who serves us also during
the summer session.

Public Relations

The need for the development of our public relations program
has steadily become more apparent. We are happy, therefore, that
it has been possible to appoint one of the faculty members as
director of public relations and to allow him some reduction of
his teaching load for the purpose. The moneys used for the public
relations program have largely been furnished by the College
Association. ,

Service to Synod

The most important service rendered to Synod has, of course,
been the furnishing of teachers for its schools and organists and
choir directors for its churches. Herewith the compilation for the
first and second years of the triénnium.

Students
4-Year 3-Year Regular Students Total Total Total
Grad. Grad. Session Summer Men Women Teach.
14 6 21 32 28 44 73
17 5 25: 36 22, 61 83

For the current year we cannot give the exact figure as yet, but

our best estimate is as follows:
Students
4-Year 3-Year Regular Students Total
Grad, Grad. Session Summer Teach.

20 9 33 35 97