# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S421 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) nature’ and scope of the survey is defined in the synodical 1a in based on the Report of the Board for Higher Education he. Thirty-Eighth Delegate Convention assembled at Fort -June, 1941. The following resolution was proposed and pted (Proceedings, p. 108): , cc That the authority which the last synodical convention gave the ‘Board for Higher Education to engage the services of prof ssional aids in its work be supported by a specific appro- priation of $6,000 for a complete institutional survey. is appropriation for the salary of a competent, temporary, ‘full-time Survey Secretary, for the necessary fees: of con- sultants not connected with Synod’s educational system, for incidental office and clerical expenses connected with the survey, and fora limited publication of the findings of the survey. It is understood that the Board for Higher Education “is to make every reasonable effort to complete the survey at a ‘cost less than $6,000. It is also understood that this survey already been performed. ‘That: the objectives of this survey be: (aa) to collect in sufficient detail from ail synodical educational institutions in “the United States and Canada all pertinent information about administrative, and operating personnel; plant and equipment inventories; detailed costs of: instruction, operation, adminis- tration, and maintenance, enrollment and enrollment. trends, trends in synodical demands for ministerial, ‘missionary, and teaching services; (bb) to assemble, edit, and present this changes will be of value. That the proposed Survey Secretary submit to the Board for Higher Education a detailed preliminary survey plan by November 1, 1941. ; That the entire survey be completed by November 1, 1942, That by April 1, 1943, the Board for Higher Education review the results of the survey and prepare a statement ‘of conclu- sions and recommendations which it expects to submit to the synodical convention in 1944, ‘ , 421 That .the Board for Higher Education be authorized to use’ is not to duplicate any satisfactory survey work which has. the following major points: the activities of the instructional, ° information in one comprehensive document; (cc) to develop _ a plan and devise means for bringing up to date each year. those sections of the survey for which information on annual \