# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S164
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

164 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

Recommends, further, that in all cases involving appointr
(instead of calls), such credits or refunds equal to the total
paid for two years of training shall be made, upon request,
completion of a minimum of two consecutive years in the
of the Church; that the tuition paid for the third year of
be refunded after the third year (not necessarily consecutiv
service; and that identical provision be made for refund o
fourth year of tuition paid; with the provision, however, th:
tuition refunds shall be made subsequent to a period of ten
after the graduate has entered the profession for the first
a presumably permanent appointment; and with the further
vision that a full refund of all tuitions paid shall be made to
appointees immediately upon completion of the first two
period of service; and the Board

Recommends, further, that all tuition funds collected b
colleges be forwarded to the Treasurer of Synod for impoundg
and the Board ;

Recommends, further, that complete records of tuitio
lected and remitted be furnished to the Board for Higher
tion as a part of the annual reports which the Board receiv
colleges and seminaries, so that refunds may be authorized
Board on the basis of these records; and the Board

Recommends, further, that this arrangement supersedi
existing special arrangement with individual institutions wii
gard to tuition payments; and this Board

Recommends, further, that the new plan become effecti
‘all students at the colleges and seminaries beginning in Se
ber, 1954; and the Board

Recommends, further, that all tuition fees collected fro
dents be impounded by Synod’s Treasurer and that all such
which are not subject to request for return in cash or
credits be reserved for assignment by the Board for Higher!
cation in establishing or supplementing Student Loan i
Synod’s colleges and seminaries; in financing scholars
selected students who are able and willing to qualify then
for teaching appointments in Synod’s colleges and seminal]
assistants or instructors in specialized fields; and in financi
services and projects for which funds are. not included.
regular budget for higher education; and the Board

Recommends, finally, that all funds in the tuition resé
administered by the Board for Higher Education in acco
with the policies (6.146a) now applicable to funds included
regular budget for higher education.