LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1967, Page 140

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HIGHER EDUCATION

‘COLLEGE AND SEMINARY CAPITAL PROJECTS

Recommended Projects
‘(Adopted by the Convention)

Ann Arbor .

a) Addition to Existing Classroom Building —

b) Additional Steam Boiler —..--_»___

c) Utility Lines oe

d) Walks, Streets, Parking ————_____
Austin

a) Classroom Building Facilities _..---_-__

b) Physical Education Building Renovation _

c) Library Building Alteration ————__—.
Bronxville

a) Convert Gymnasium to Chapel-Auditorium

b) Music Building Addition — ~~ -_______
Concordia

a) Clinie _

b) Classroom Renovation
Edmonton

Men’s Residence Hall Renovation

Milwaukee

a) Site Acquisition — —____

b) State Street Development ——____
Portland

a) Physical Education Building ———______

b) Conversion of Gymnasium to Heating Plant
River Forest

a) Ejifrig Hall Addition

b) Klinck Library Addition ~~ ________

c) College Union and Infirmary _-____-_
St. Louis

a) Pieper and Stoeckhardt Halls Remodeling _

b) Maintenance Building Addition

c) Addition to Business Office

d) Chapel ——.________-____-___—-

e) Roadways, Street Lighting, Parking

f) Site Acquisition on Perimeter of Campus —.
St. Paul

a) Administration-Classroom Building —_..__

b) Music Classroom Addition .

ce) Classroom Building Renovation

d) Maintenance Building a
Selma

Physical Education Building — ...__________.

Seward :
a) Classroom Building —————__________
b) Site Acquisition —.._-_____ —____

Springfield
a) Chapel _..___. _~ —
b) Administration Building ———-—_____
c) Site Acquisition — ...___-
d) Van Horn Hall Remodeling ..-—______
e) Instructional Equipment and Furniture —_.
f) Dining Hall Renovation —____.

Winfield
a) Power Plant and Storage _--_-_»-_.
b) Site Acquisition —______. ee
c) Mundinger Hall Repairs — —_______

Subtotal _____

Irvine

Southeast
Site Acquisition

General Site Acquisition

Allocations already made from Ebenezer
Thankoffering (Unaudited)

-- +> Grand Total cle

$ 166,100
30,000
45,000
17,000

200,000
80,000
90,000

390,000
190,000

95,000
6,200

100,000

100,000
20,000

645,000
346,900

399,000
700,000
350,000

100,000
75,000
60,000

950,000

100,000

100,000

425,000
450,000
160,000

50,000

75,000

850,000
20,000

400,000

~ 200,000
100,000
37,500
65,600
35,000

30,000
20,000
25,000

$ 8,298,300

6,850,000 ..

600,000
1,461,325

1,390,375

$18,600,000

To Give Financial Aid on Basis of Need
RESOLUTION 6-44

Overture 6-46 (CW, pp. 215—216)

‘Wuereas, Recruitment preference is already given to
pastoral training students; and

Wuereas, Numbers 17 to 20 of the recommendations
of the Board for Higher Education (CW, p. 152) recog-
nize the continuing need for students preparing for other
professional ministries of the Word in addition to the
need for pastoral students; and

Wuereas, Financial aid is given on the basis of finan-
cial need; therefore be it

Resolved, That Overture 6-46 be declined.
Action: Adopted.

To Observe St. John’s College, Winfield,
Diamond Anniversary

RESOLUTION 6-45
Overture 6-78 X

Whereas, St. John’s College, Winfield, Kans., will ob-
serve its 75th anniversary during the 1967—68 school
term; and

Wuereas, St. John’s College, Winfield, Kans., has
made worthwhile contributions to the lives and educa-
tion of many of our church’s workers; and

Wuereas, During the past 75 years our gracious Lord
has showered innumerable blessings upon St. John’s
College and through it upon the church at large; there-
fore be it

Resolved, That The Lutheran Church — Missouri
Synod express its thanksgiving to God for His blessings
to St. J ohn’s College; and be it further

Resolved, That our churches be encouraged to re-
member St. John’s College, Winfield, and all our other
institutions of learning with their prayers and support.

Action: Adopted.

To Continue Policy re General Education
Students
RESOLUTION 6-46
Overture 6-42 (CW, p. 215)

Wuereas, Only eight percent of the total enrollment
in synodical schools is general education students, and
admissions priority is given to church-work students at
all institutions; and

Wuereas, The general education students are already
charged a tuition fee in addition to the fees paid by
professional students; and

Wuereas, Some of our institutions can, because of
small enrollment, accept general education students
without any additional costs to the Synod; and :

Wuereas, The addition of general students on certain
campuses provides opportunities for more efficient utili-
zation of faculty and facilities and development of pro-
grams; therefore be it