# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S199 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) | bmis- ; vand- ' mine | com- and | fully F uous fe of and i jards | Edu- i 3 are | ors of shall onnel e by onnel rary, uire- uired tions soard com- rinis~ atory per- st in eving juires ations 3oard igher erved r one SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 199 year with half pay, to pursue advanced studies in his special field of work, or any other acceptable program of experience or research. Recommended: 6.71 Sabbatical Leaves and Leaves of Absence The Board of Control, with approval of the Board for Higher Education, may grant any member of the instructional staff who has served ten years at synodical institutions a sabbatical leave for one semester with pay or for two consecutive semesters with half pay, to pursue advanced studies in his special field of work, or any other acceptable program of experience or research. The Board of Control, with approval of the Board for Higher Education, may grant any member of the instructional staff a leave of absence for a fixed period of time, to pursue advanced studies in his special field of work or to render particular service to Synod at large or to one of its agencies. Time so spent on a special leave shall ordinarily not be accumulated toward a subsequent sabbatical leave. Budgetary provisions shall be arranged in advance by the boards and agencies involved. Present: 6.91d d. He shall be the academic head of the faculty and preside at its meetings. In his absence, the faculty shall elect a temporary presiding officer. Recommended: 6.91 d d. He shall be the academic head of the faculty and preside at its meetings. He shall be an ex officio member of the standing committees of the faculty and of its instructional divisions or departments. Present: 6.91h h. He shall be the head of the Department of Religion and, if possible, give the principal courses in the same; and he shall be the pastoral and spiritual adviser of the students, unless other- wise provided by the rules and regulations of Synod. Recommended: 6.91h h. He shall be responsible for the provision of adequate spiritual counsel for every student. His primary teaching activity shall be in Religion, Theology, or Vocational Orientation. Present: 6.161 Synod’s Educational Institutions (General) a. The educational institutions of Synod shall be authorized to use their synodical facilities for conducting summer schools for the in-service training of pastors and teachers in their area. ee ee ait as vpmregmemetercnny 2