# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S976 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) Wuereas, Some devi : must be found; and evice to give such assistance to men qualig f WHEEas, Only some c or Higher Education, has Preparing Re. Lewis EickHorr, Chairman negenting EV. Carn R, Kretzscumar, Secretary arding point 1 in this report, Committee 1 recommended: Resolution 15 Wurngas, It is high . contacts and exch highly desirable and helpful to maintain regular a ange inf ior sted administrators; and ermation between District student aid WwW . for serve re matter of grants-in-aid to students preparing Ben in the Church belongs to the area of th i or Higher Education; we therefore ® Synodieal Recommend, That ; ized to establish the Board for Higher Education be author- SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 167 ACTION «. 7 ggnod resolved to accept this recommendation.. As to point 2, Committee 1 recommended: . | PRELIMINARY REMARK: While every District will adapt the “tent Aid Program to its own needs, the desirability of greater qniformity within the general framework of the recommendations adopted by. the Conference on District Student Aid is quite ap- t. We therefore recommend the adoption of Section 2 of the rt submitted by the District representatives for Student Aid — with a slight change in the wording of the last paragraph of the recommendation, as follows: Waerzas, The Districts of the Church exercise complete control over raising and expending funds to provide assistance for future professional workers in the Church; and . Wuaereas, There is:a wide variation in the practical administra- tion of the Student Aid Program among the Districts; and Wuenreas, Increased uniformity of practices in administering student aid would be helpful to District student aid administrators, to the colleges of the Church where supported students are en- rolled, and to the more efficient conduct of the work of the church at large; we therefore Recommend, That the Districts be asked to study and, if pos- sible, adopt the recommendations of the Conference on Student Aid held at River Forest April 30 and May 1, 1952, in order to achieve greater uniformity in the policies and practices of the Student Aid Program. ACTION Synod resolved to accept this recommendation. As to point 3, Committee 1 recommended: PRELIMINARY RemMarK: Since the existing provision to require students to perform work in repayment for student aid has been found impractical for various reasons, we recommend the adoption of Section 3 of the report submitted. by the District representatives for Student Aid. : Wuereas, Work programs already exist on. synodical college campuses; and Wuereas, The District Student Aid Program is specifically a grant-in-aid, not an. employment ‘program; and Wuereas, The administration of. work. requirements for student aid by the colleges and Districts concerned is extremely difficult; we therefore _— me : Recommend, That Synod rescind its action of 1938 requesting