# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1959_S119 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) ash Sb EE ce ale SEGRE NALS Ee OO OR OE EES 4 | 4 a 2 sic ics sine ese eSNG a Bi Ra SRA ii cae ETE DET AE TSE SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 119 those of the Synod. Changes in them shall receive the prior con- sent of the Board for Higher Education and, where applicable in property and finance matters, of the Board of Directors. 6.39 General Functions and Duties a. The Board of Control shall make certain that the work of the institution entrusted to its care is carried on effectively, in accordance with the theological and academic standards of the Synod. To this end it shall require regular and special reports from the president as its executive officer, or from other officers, instructional staff members, or employees of the institution through him, and through formal and informal tours of the campus and attendance at its activities. b. The Board of Control shall be responsible for the educa- tional program and shall see that the curriculum approved by the Board for Higher Education for the respective institution is in effect. c. The Board of Control shall be responsible for the general welfare of its instructional staff members and other employees, for their working conditions, and for the proper housing of instructional staff members. It shall adopt standards and regulations governing the off-campus activities of instructional staff members and other employees of the institution. It shall develop policies to include salary and wage scales, provisions for tenure, promotion, vacations, periodic health examinations, sick and service leaves, dismissal, retirement and pension, and other employee welfare and benefit provisions. d. The Board of Control shall be responsible for the general welfare of the students of its institution, adequacy of their housing and boarding facilities, the health service available to them, the appropriateness of the cocurricular activities, as well as the off- campus interests, activities, and employment of the students. e. The Board of Control shall be responsible for the efficient business management of its institution, in accord with the system of accounting and business practices and records as may be pre- scribed by the Board for Higher Education in consultation with the Board of Directors. The board shall exercise its responsibility in this area through a business manager appointed by it upon recom- mendation of the president of the institution and responsible to him. The business manager shall keep accurate accounts of all moneys, goods, property, and assets entrusted to his care. He shall regularly deposit all moneys of the institution and its agencies in a bank or banks designated by the Board of Control, submit his books and records for inspection and audit, and furnish bond to