# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S157
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 157

sy Winfield: remodeling of Baden Hall for 85 girls
onstruction is under way by previous allocation.

meerning equipment and professional service, the Board
inva position at this time to make a specific request, except
authorized to allow the respective schools to include in
regular budget whatever may be required from time to time
d-equipment or teaching staff. Since only Synod creates
ofessorships, the reference here is to instructors and assist-
ssors.
parallel activity is the intensification of recruitment and
f students. To maintain a proper balance according to
of the field and the capacity of the institutions, it is
that Synod would do well to authorize the appointment
ordinator of professional training as requested under the
‘of Policy Studies, or an assistant secretary to the Board
er Education as detailed elsewhere in this report. The
m: appointed or called could among other things be charged
the: responsibility of aiding and harmonizing the recruitment
‘of all synodical colleges, concomitant with his studies on
“and demand. He could likewise be of help in applying
: for selections and admissions according to standards de-
by the colleges and according to the requirements of the
1 His services could further be enlisted by the College of
ts in the important area of placement procedure.
The task of co-ordinating the teacher-training activities at
thior colleges will grow in proportion to the expansion of the
It is therefore recommended that this service of the
Colleges be aided and supervised by a joint committee of the
colleges and the Board for Higher Education, to be ap-
y the Board. The committee shall work in harmony with
rs’ colleges, the preparatory schools, and the Board.
onsible to all groups, its final responsibility shall be to
for Higher Education. Authorized expenses incurred
ittee shall be included in the budget of the Board.

fication and renewal of certification for women students
thers involves so many ramifications that the colleges and
td have not had opportunity to explore them in sufficient
present a satisfactory plan to Synod. The Board there-
om mends that representatives of the teachers’ colleges, the
School Office, and the Board for Higher Education be
med to develop a workable procedure in the certification
tudents and graduates and present their plan to the Col-
residents for consideration and possible approval.

nee teachers entering the Lutheran school system through