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SYNOD REPORTS
Placement of Commissioned Ministers 2006–2009
Category

Teacher
DCE
Lay Minister
DCO
Deaconess
Parish Music
Family Life
Totals

2006–7

2007–8

2008–9

313
55
2
3
9
5
2
389

287
65
10
6
10
6
6
390

212
41
10
2
14
6
4
289

Major Achievements: Concordia University System

• Participated in the election of Rev. Dr. Tilahun Mendedo as
President of Concordia College Selma
• Approved sale of downtown Austin campus and purchase of
Northwest Austin campus of Concordia University Texas
• Initiated the “Concordia Difference,” a program to equip all parttime and full-time faculty members to appreciate, understand, and
promote the values of Lutheran higher education
• Strengthened college and university boards of regents by endorsing
a 2007 LCMS convention resolution allowing for the appointment
of up to four additional board-appointed laypersons to boards of
regents
• Launched the Concordia University System Viewbook, an annual
publication promoting the excellent education offered at the ten
CUS colleges and universities
• Approved construction of a new facility for CUEnet operations in
Bend, Oregon
• Approved revised campus master plans and capital construction projects for the Concordias in Ann Arbor, Texas, New York,
Chicago, Irvine, Nebraska, Portland, St. Paul, and Wisconsin
• Approved all new academic majors and programs at CUS schools
• Provided financial assistance from the Risk Endowment Fund for
ongoing support and campus improvements at Concordia College
Selma
• Revised BUE/CUS “Outcome” statements in the BUE Board Policy
Manual
• Initiated the CUS Leadership Institute to develop a pool of leaders
for CUS campuses
• Increased For the Sake of the Church endowment fund contributions and pledges from $151M to $197M (cumulative fund totals
from the 10 CUS campuses)
• Completed a strategic planning process for BUE and CUS
• Established the Concordia International Study Consortium, a
CUS effort to provide unique study-abroad opportunities for CUS
students
• Enhanced efforts to recruit Lutheran faculty on a national level

CUS Budgets and Fiscal Matters

Annual Operating Budgets by Institution
For the Five Years Ending June 30, 2009
Institution

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

Ann Arbor

$11,508,511

$14,594,797

$14,477,328

$16,279,178

$13,692,134

Austin

13,859,297

14,851,804

$17,466,907

24,134,473

26,027,069

Bronxville

13,054,063

14,039,000

$15,151,711

16,818,875

17,049,572

Irvine

28,439,395

31,246,233

$35,626,110

40,833,648

38,726,924

Mequon

36,411,362

39,920,942

$42,519,072

46,242,073

51,248,978

Portland

16,581,773

18,243,783

$19,816,892

21,763,666

24,109,148

River Forest

29,071,409

35,095,380

$39,724,836

42,519,034

46,092,121

St. Paul

30,183,358

30,822,029

$32,292,703

33,181,875

35,244,637

Selma

6,401,949

6,146,833

$7,059,065

7,173,585

8,456,856

Seward

20,089,695

21,299,504

$23,288,550

23,283,767

23,950,575

Total

$205,600,812 $226,260,305 $247,423,174 $272,230,174 $284,598,014

Scholarships and Financial Aid by Institutions
For Five Years Ending June 30, 2009
FY 05

FY 06

FY 07

FY 08

FY 09

Ann Arbor

Institution

$2,765,975

$3,541,287

$3,472,158

$4,029,661

$3,937,591

Austin

4,058,316

5,083,962

4,307,112

5,876,806

6,757,649

Bronxville

4,327,000

4,439,193

6,703,224

5,287,743

5,123,181

Irvine

8,911,822

9,604,241

9,865,557

10,989,550

12,100,000

Mequon

11,309,381

11,584,899

12,435,444

13,820,983

15,460,626

Portland

5,901,470

6,309,442

7,491,568

7,969,662

8,119,994

River Forest

6,287,936

6,930,699

7,328,403

8,522,522

13,119,147

St. Paul

5,706,401

6,677,581

6,813,326

8,119,994

8,916,180

Selma

2,747,791

2,595,340

3,056,436

1,349,045

1,179,120

Seward

7,092,968

7,651,414

8,172,865

9,082,873

9,880,753

Total

$59,109,060

$64,418,058

$69,646,093

$75,048,839

$84,594,241

Church Worker Financial Aid by Institution
Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2009
2007-08 FY

2008-09 FY

2008-09 FY

2008-09 FY

Institution

Total

Total

# of CW

Aver. Aid

Ann Arbor

$2,282,410

$1,650,634

150

$11,004

Austin

1,438,689

1,212,730

123

9,859

Bronxville

436,435

286,131

22

13,005

Irvine

2,025,618

2,100,000

132

15,909

Mequon

3,396,553

4,238,635

356

11,906

Portland

451,500

407,680

36

11,324

River Forest

2,712,134

3,490,885

293

11,914

St. Paul

1,617,495

1,502,849

135

11,132

Selma

17,142

55,431

7

7,918

Seward

4,275,616

4,289,725

452

9,490

Total

$18,653,592

$19,234,700

1,706

$11,346

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