# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S99 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) : Semifieries‘and Colleges - 99 question: sduring’ the coming ‘year ‘and be given authority to ‘deter- ‘the: ‘policy to -be adopted: in the future. % °*" Serres i Sinee Prof. W. A. Baepler’s removal to: Springfield’ in’. 1936, we ave ‘been operating with: a reduced staff. ‘Due. to thé elimina~ n of Sexta arid a small enrollment, it was: possible:to carry on, t it has meant a faculty load ‘of 33 “Douglas hours” for three of ‘the professors’and 26 for the Director. : An. assistant ‘can render — nly limited “service, since‘ he. ‘cannot ‘qualify as.a high school cher: under the laws: of the Province.’ For this reason we be- “lieve it-is apparent that the vacancy ought to be filled and there~ ‘fore kindly ask Synod to give us permission to tall, another Pro- fessor for Edmonton. “The report of the Survey Director ‘states that our library is still inadequate for the needs of’a full: college. Weheartily concur “in this opinion. Years ago a special library. appropriation of *$1,000.00 was voted, but for obvious reasons the funds were never. ~ made available. We are in need particularly of the larger reference “works and therefore ask Synod. to again grant us a “special library a allowance of $1,000.00. Tae Boarp oF. Controw OF Conconnta COLLEGE Epmonron, ALBERTA, CANADA ‘ W. C. Exrerr, Chairman = OHN ARMBRUSTER, Secretary pro tempore ACTION ; 7 1. Resolved, That the resolution of three years ago (to accept “non-ministerial students without payment of tuition)’ remain’ in “force for the time being. - : 2... Resolved, That the request for a ‘professor to fill the vacancy at Edmonton be granted. 3, Resolved, That the request for a library appropriation ‘of 2 $1, 000, 00 be granted. Concordia College, Austin, Tex. . (Memorial 114) ° Complying with Synod’s regulations, the Board of Control ‘of the Lutheran: Concordia ‘College. at Austin, Tex., respectfully sub- imits to ‘Synod its. report for the period of 1941 to. 1944. ° ars - ‘The Board of ‘Control a ° ‘The members ‘of the Board. ‘of Control have diligently anid conscientiously. supervised. all. phases of work -at the institution in’ ‘harmeénious* ielationship’ with: the faculty. Regular. ‘bimonthly President 4s represented in thege meetings ‘by“his’ first’ assistant; 1 ‘theetings ‘and. several special ‘meetings. weré held.” Our District. _