# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S106 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 106 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES Wuereas, Only some central agency, such as Synod’s Board, Higher Education, has the information necessary to assure a su and avoid an oversupply of such trained men; therefore we Endorse the program of granting aid to candidates for pro: sional service in the Church to do graduate work in preparing such specialized work as teaching in our colleges and sem and we Recommend to Synod that the Board for Higher Educaty continue the administration of this program; and we further ° Recommend to Synod that the Fiscal Conference be instru to place into the budget of Synod an amount adequate to ¢; out this program. THe WESTERN District. T. A. Wernuotp, Presiden WALTER J. WARNECK, Secret [139] District Student Aid In keeping with a resolution of the 1950 Milwaukee Conver of The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod, a Conference on: trict Student Aid was called by the Board for Higher Edu at River Forest, April 30 and May 1, 1952. Invitations to were sent to all District Presidents, District student aid admi trators, and college presidents. A total of seventeen Districts two colleges were represented. The principal purpose of the conference was to arrive | agreement on desirable practices for all Districts to follow administration of student aid. With increased uniformity greater efficiency in the program of student assistance; it believed that the funds of the Church set for this purpose be more wisely expended and future professional workers Church would be more capably assisted. The conference adopted a series of resolutions. Seve these resolutions were recommendations which are herewit Tex., in June, 1953: 1 Wuereas, It is highly desirable and helpful to maintain contacts. and exchange information between District stude administrators; and Wnrereas, The matter of grants-in-aid to students prep for service in the Church belongs to tht area of the Board for Higher Education; we therefore Recommend that the Board for Higher Education be auth to establish under its jurisdiction a clearinghouse for info me