# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1959_S121 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) BEE ARE TIS AE ELIE IAT SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 121 criteria for their promotion, graduation, or failure, act on recom- mendations in the matter of granting certificates. diplomas, and such academic or honorary degrees as may be conferred lawfully by the institution. b. Each faculty shall develop and construct curricula imple- menting the recognized and established purposes of the institution and designed to attain the synodically approved objectives of train- ing for professional church workers. Each faculty shall pursue the improvement of teaching and learning and the evaluation of their effectiveness in every segment of the institution and its curriculum. c. Each faculty shall develop policies, standards, and programs for the out-of-class life and activity of its students so that the co- curricular and off-campus activities of the student contribute to the attainment of the educational objectives of the institution. The faculty shall draw up such standards, criteria, and regulations as will be conducive to the cultivation of a Christian deportment on the part of all students, will stimulate the creation of a cultured and academically challenging atmosphere on and about the whole campus, and will make a spiritually wholesome common life possible. d. Each faculty shall develop policies, standards, and regula- tions contributing to wholesome conditions of instructional staff service and welfare. e. The faculty of each institution which trains professional workers directly for service in the Synod shall conform its place- ment policies to the synodical provisions for distribution of candi- dates and workers through the synodical Board of Assignment. 6.63 Institutional Policy Formation a. The regulations, standards, criteria, policies, programs and curricula developed and adopted by each synodical faculty are to be submitted for approval to the respective Board of Control. b. Upon approval, such regulations, standards, criteria, policies, programs, and curricula are to be administered and applied by the administrative officers of the institution. c. The Board for Higher Education shall periodically review the institutional policies, programs, and curricula to determine whether they are consistent with the stated objectives of the Synod’s educational system and its institutions. 6.65 Evangelical Discipline and the Right of Appeal The Board of Control and the faculty are to develop, formulate, promote, and foster ideals, standards, and criteria of personal con- duct and of the common life of the campus, worthy of the Christian calling and of ministers in training for the church. Each student, together with His parents and advisers, deserves to know what