PRo MARTI_N- _LU~HER O'OLLE,GE NEW UlM, MINNESb;rA5'6073
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March 1,.~974
'9,Otli Ai:1n'iversary This institution
was name Dr. Martin Luther Cdllege because
the former
Minnesota Synod resolved in 1883, the.quadricsntennta! :£If. Luther's.birth, to provide for the traini'ng of its o.wn ministeriurn. 'p,v,er,the ":I;ine.de)::pd.esof the college's. history it Plrob,a.bly has been, .bettgr known b:uts,i,a.eecclesiastical circles for its ;'~th,~r'c.un)bersom~ Mm:e. ,W.itlji'n:.e.ccles·iastiealcircles it probably has-been b:e.tter k~1'l9wn fqr i·is,linvarYing commitment to those basic S.criptl!Jral truthsso en,l:Jneiateif~uriAg the Reformation era by Dr':,Luthe'r:
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The ninetv years of this colleqe's e~,ist~'rii:'~,is, ~l;\eref6r.e; a 'rj1~nu)'n,entto the grace and blesslnq of the Lord, It isHewho.over: t!:ie,years has given this educational inStitu~j'Ii?I:f'con-se_c_ra~(e.d, gifted' facu'ity members and able, dedicated yo.ung rn'e.nana women corn. mitted to preparing for ~ull-t,inie service in the Church, This has en'a~led:ihis educational institutlonto the present day to.meet in ever' 9r.~~in·g'n:reas,u!e t~~:e;ver:iricr~asing needs and the ever-chanqinq roe.quirernents p,f the more than 1000 congregations 'constitutinq ,th.~ ~i_s.G.¬ !!risin Ev.,'l,.uiberan,SynQd, ~hen'i''':I 1,892 the Min'nesota,:Synod:imd other.dlstrict SV.M~.S Ijoin.ed theWiscbnsin;Ev; LutherahSy,nbd, the'c_oll,ege's'cu,r:ric:t!'I~m vyas ch-arig!ld to elementary teacher education-and its.assiqned role was to-prepare.quattfted teachers for-the SYnod's;,(~~~ist,ialJI'la»-school ~~;stem. This it has done .fai,thfuIlY., As changing,ti.mes,(j.i.dated, ttie college 'has: Ii'kevrise ad.aptEtd itself, to th,e chang'iQg-acadeinic and ,certifie,ati,on regJiire:ments
ir'l t.e:a,c~er.ed.u,caiion.
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Dr. Ma~tin L!Jther,C.o,lIege ,has fpr these i1~inety,years enjoyed Gqd's:g~a~io_u_sCilre,a,nq 9~~jd.ar:i.c,e. 'It cO,vets that,car.e and g~idance for, t~~;(u,tu're arid :com,r,nitSitself ta, tlie exercis~ oqhat'kind 'of edu. ~atj'0.tlal,leaqers~,ip cblJ~isteiJt with 'the word :of God ilnt;! the best i,n~erest.sof: i.t~c,onstituer:fcy.
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This [ifesize statue.of.Dr. Martin Luther'StandsJin the lobb¥ ot.the llibrarv-buildifig, It ~,~:~'w~ ,I,..utl:rer.stancii~g irn meditation be~ind a lectern. Gh the ie.cte,rri is a.'Bible with the-inscription, "The.just shall'Iive by faith ." ·· - ., ". ~. , iTihe d0nOJS .ef ·tOe statue ar,e Mh, Pa'u,l: ScljV\l,an \')r:(d,h;er ~hi,ld,ren,o~ IVi'a~shail, ,iXt1in·nesota,.in mernosv of ,tne'ir. husband a Qd,'fatli'ej' ,'Mr. Pa,u,l f.,S~.wa·n, The sJatu~ vya}i carved ~by Me George; Keilhofen of ,i:he 'Schrii,!'zeloanl< Shop .in "!~:r.an~en:rl):utti.,JY\icljigarl'. He per,sonally br.0uglit.'cjoo supervisedithe, settinq up ot thestatue :Of;) October '4', 1~7..2. " . ,. We 'hope, the. statue win be-a-r.eminden to all.who: enter the librcW~ (),f the p.iliger;lce and faithfulness of G!:rj.e wbose .c-q.Q:Cernis ':als.o.l~e:ir:~: the ,d,i'sseminat,i:O,n' of ·th.e \li.!oJa 6f sa.l.v:at.i.qn.
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ADMINISTRATION Bo_ar;dQf Control
Pastor Otto EngeJ, ehai'rmai:J, (19.77),*, Pastor Edgar A, Knief, Vice-Chairfnan (19'79.) Mr" Darrell K-nippel, Secretary (197;7,) Mr. Henry J, Baumann ('-975) , Mr. Howard Dorn '( 197"5), ,.,. :
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Pastor G, Jerome Albrec,Mt (1~77.),. Mr. Alvin, M.u:elter (197~) . ., . . *Iri,di,cates year ir;! v\(hi,c~ term expjres,
A'dviso'ry Ml!ri1be.rs Pastor Oscar J, Naumann
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Pastor Robert J. Voss ,
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Committees of the Bo?r:dot Control the Rev. QHO En'gel', chairman: ~~e Re,v, Edgar Knief. Mr. Darrell Knippel L.qcal CQ_mn:'!itte'e:, th'e R,ev. Otto ~ngel, 'ch'!lj,rm'g,n; 'Mr. H. J. Baumann, Mr.,A. R,M(J~eller
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Service R:ev'iew and v'isiting Mr. Building-Planning,
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Prof. C: .l.'Trapp. ~nairmao:; Prof, Harold Kaiser,
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Conrad, I. ;Fr'ey Lloyd O. Hue,brier ArtnuJ J:, Schulz, . ivleilahn P'. Zann . Ger.ale J: Jacobson G_ilbert F. Fis,cher
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Hoenecke, Roland H. (1946).
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Huebner, Lloyd O. (1.967) . Ingebritson, Mervin J. (HFJ)
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Isch, John R. (1970). on leave.
Jacobson, Gera Id J. (1970) Koelpirr, Arnold J, (1962)
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Kuster, Thornas A. (1971 ) Levorson. leRoy N. (1968). Luedtke, Charles H. (1964) Mei,ha.ck, Marvin L. (1910) M,eyer, Edward 'H. (1970). l'i(1i~heel,.John H. .(1970) . Nolte, Gertrude :E, (1,9,1;).2) Notte, Waldemar H. (1962) Oldfield. John E. ,(1946) . Olsen, Theodore B. '0971:). Paap, Irma R. (1967) .
Schenk, Otto H. (19p5') .S,chroeder, Lois (1967):. Schroeder, Mc;trti,r:1D, ,(1961) Schroeder, Morton A. (197'1) Schubkegel, Francis L. (1,970) Schubkeqel. Joyce C, (1970). Schuetze, Victoria E. (1962) 'Schulz, Arthur J. (1957) . Shilling, Ronald L. (.196.5) .Sievert, Adelia R. (19,59) . Sievert, Erich H,. ("948') • Sitz, Herbert A" (1950,)
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Kresnicka, Judith (1965) . ,Krueger, ,F:lo,bert H. (1971)
Paulsen, John W. (1971) . Post, .gu~an M. (1969). . 'Raddatz, Qarvin H. (1910) Rau, Marjorie (1'965) ,
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'Swantz, Ralph E. 0.956) Trapp, Cornelius J, (1947), Vlasak, Lynette G. (1973) Wesse'l, Howard L, (1964) Westphal, Dorothy E, (1969)
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Wichmann, Clara E. (1966) . Wilbrecht, Adolph F, (1-9'6'6)
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Wulff, Frederick H, (1911), en leave, Yotter, l!.Ja~~:I,d' (1:970) ,
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HISTORY lVii'nnesota Sy~o,c! Althougl;i tiro Martin It:Jther Colie!'je is now owned and operated by the ,W,isc0n: 'sin Evanqelieal Cuther~n -Svncd. the ~cttJa'l founder was the Evanqelical.Lutheri(n' Syl)~d'Qf Minn,esota and'otherStates, 'During its 1883',conventio,H tl:fe l'iIIi,nr.Je· sota $yl)odl re:sol.v,etlJ6 establish ill) e:dL(ca'tional institution ,lor 'thepurpose of ~u.p'PIYi'~g mi nis;,e_r-s of -the :G~osP~JtQit's',cong'reg~~iol:isa'r;J,dmission fie:i,as, 'Besid.es the ministerial·Gourse,.'other,courses.were ·t.0·be i'r;JG,I_uj:l.~d in the c)i~ric,uJ:ull>l, 'lilirougn 'the, zeal of 'the Rev, C, J, Afbreciht" the pastor of;St, f.iaul\con!'jregation 'in .New Ulrn ·and also the'pre;ia~nt of tl:le'Minnesota-Synnd, the r.Jew,~oil'egeWC!S located in' Ne:w Ulrn and 'was ready' for dedication. and' 0~CUparicy in the f.afl,:of 1884. Tf;iis.,ca.taJcigfol ,1974-197,5, then, marks the ninefieth anniversary ofthe
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,Wlsconsi,:,-Synod :Thei second phase of the' hlstorvof the college began eigb,t years later. I.n 1-89:2 :th.e Mil'lneso'ra.S,YrJ,o,de'ri'te're,dih'to a-close f.edera'tiori witl:i the like-minded 'Wis' c;C!1I'l.si.1i and Michi'ga,n :~yh,od,s.f:o:r-arnore ef,fective st,e\l\la·rd.s.~ if?'of resources. 'At .that time DJ. Martin Luther 'C.6:IIe:gebecame ,t~~ t~a,c~er trai'ni,ng CQlleg.e,{or th:e 'n~;;"'IY fbrm~g j~,i,;;~ syn.ed, a~f,u:n,~t,i:p,nit 'has fQI,fi.l":e·~wi,t,t;lO.U,~ iriterrupt,i.en ~or n:in'ety years., .A:ft'er tlie''KIebraska Distri'ct Synod ha~ t:iecome the !o"!rth ,meA;1ber'of ·t~e ;jpin,t synod' in i9@4, the 'federa~tion de_veloped,:into an 0rg~a'nic u.rii211,by '1'9.1"1, T'his
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u~io.n, then kno";';n !IS. the 'Eval;rgelical L!:!~hera:r;J~.erQt SynO:d of lijiscb,l)sin a'nd . 10l,~'er'S:ta~:es;tarel, li~ "959, .L,u.t~e!a'il ~Sy'nQ.Q.,
,'lss,,!r.m:ed' t~e ,riarn'e 'of t:t:l'eWi'sconsin Evangelical
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At the' tirD.e 0\ f~derafed merger, a'three"y.ear pre'para'tory c::urric,u'lum w,as adoptee together with a tw.o·year ce:iflege cours~, Both of which we~e,'open to ',male ·,st,ll.dents0nl:y, In 1896, however, tne need for. women teachers sat:Jsed.i:he school to l;Jecome;,cQ.·educational: , "
,In f9H;jlhe' r;>reparaf9r·v,,depar,tment WqS .exp.andecj ,to, a fOl,Jr'year nigh scn'ool vyh,iIe ~h~ two·yea:r 'qille,ge <;~,rric:w l\;Im,vya'sre~ai,ne,dwi.tl;l the, ho:pe. of expansi on ~o a {ou'r"year, cp,I'le;geas soo,n as poss.ible. The Jirst ,of '.two' steps iri ',expansion'
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;b~cah)e' a realitv with the g~.aduation of fh'e first three,y,ejl:r "la'5s i,t;! 1:9,~1, Tb:e 'c,o'rripleti:o'n' of. the expa nsion was'l'n,warte'&to'sU:c!:11 a: d,~gre'e .bv the e'f!ects of .th'~ great. depr essjon and' by W.orld:V'i[il'r .II il:ia~ tHe a:<;i,d,i~i9n9'f.the 'fourth' year '!Vas not accomplished: unt,jj, 19:5.0'"wi:tn· t_h~efir~t f9;~r,y;eAr,·c.l,~ssgradu~,ting in 1954. As a result .of a svnodica] re~olu(ia~'"in i·~6) the separatiorr o,f; the nigh school t.ro.i:ii tt:(e celleqe. ~a.!,::ti !-.rnde,~its-own ·a<ilmir:ii~tra.ti0h, was effe.ded~ ,'a'Qt,h s.cHbdl~ Go:n:tjnue ~~ _9s,e,tt:re.sarne faci Iities. 'Dr: 'M'an'iTii,:Li:itber £91Ie:ge,is no):'V.a ;{ciqr,v,ear teacher . 'e'd(Jcati0n'Jco'I~IE!gewtiich'gr.ants.tbe;.Q,e,g'r~,e . -. .. ,of ,Ba'q~!'lIQ:rQf :$,cie'o;ce .. .in Edu, cation.
D)r.. Martin Luther, Cbllege' exis.r.s i'r) f,uIJiiIXm,e)l.t-of ~ed_1'1g~-gjcar' pr inciples based .on the :lNor.d' of-God. 'ifhe'se.de_cJ.are that'ed,u'c:a.Ho·,n is inseparable from rei i'gion, Thev ,demo'ns~ra:te that aJI knowledqe i'n ali a:r~as'of human.thought and endeavor is worthv of ,i,nqui'r'Y i(Vhe'n yiewed in th~ hgrt sf lium'aH sih and df,vine, gr.ace. Tli'ey asse'rt that su<e,lieval,uation·of all tliling's"is,grar;Jted,a'.l.one tl:l,ro:ug'tl,t,l;l'e_.Gg'd,reveale'Q, Wisdom of the Bible, 'tne,.Go'd·man· Jes,us Qh-r,i:s}.''ft)!W'~a.~,f:i,rr;t:l','that: edo· caio:n. a' b'asic:f,uncti0n of the' €hristi'ab bo.m~', 'i.s,atso~a:,c9n'c'~r.f1 a:f tt:re ~hurch .. ,n~mely, ~o equip the er;Jt'i're'~ersO.Q, i:ri n:"ir;l:c;l ..., b9_cl'iy'.. i!M Sp"ir-,i~f~r ~ime ~nd' fo,r. ·'e,temity:
'P,urpose Dr., Martin Luther G011e'ge, ir;J'th'e ninety, year,s oJ .i'(s eX,ist'ence, f.las witnessed many-: changes in' personn~r, pi'aot, and· f,a.cilitje~, Am:i;d ,tQ~s.e_n''dm~r<?,u_s'S:'ha'n{leS ,one aspect r,em'a.ins uncha'ngea: fh-e,fJl,lrp,ose,fqr:the,~xiste:l):c_e of th;e cO),le'gil., Its. one fuocti.o,1J still i:s to s_er;v,ethe c,Ii,U~Cf.lis~E!oifi:Callly,jth'e·lfiI.iscomin Evangelical :buth,eJan:Sy,riod. I~ (;fo:e~this B.Y:ed,l;(G_aJi,r,l'g we'n a·n'd w'0m~n,~xclusiv,eIY for the 'te,a,ching' ministry i'n ,keeping ,wi,th i·t_?e~pr,essed ,p,hilosopI)YI, .p,rincipl.es: and pur, 'p:oses, Its .sru,c!en~ a;re ~pe'cially ,p~~pared}or the: mi'nistry of ,the,IW,ora in tile ·.c;;.hr.i~tia·nday sct)'oo'ls,of the V\',is!!:ons'in.E:van~eli€a'I' ~iltheran 'SV-Aodl. :QJ:!je_c~t~e).
J. T.o· i:QcuLGa~.e,!s a prirr:ra:r,y, quaiJfication ~I'c0n~?,c~'~~.ed spirit 'eh)'.ist aod th'e fel'lowroi!n v\t~ich, i:S gaine'd, a,!one .t.~r!'iog't1·,s~arc~ing ~tl:Jres,.'tbe, f.<ijtlifuJ ret6rd of, Go'o's will tq .savE!..a.lil moen:.
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~;. T6 4~)(eT6p, an _a:ca;de!ilil',ic;_ c9I!;lpet.en~e:d_(;al(Vl')'feam arlea,r,ni!1g" exper,ienGe s~f.ficj~ntl:y; b'rJo'a'd,and dee,!?',for, acg~.riTing"atiitud~,s: and skii'is WAich vJili meet the high' stalild~rds 'of Christi.an· education arid .Chr.istiar;J respbnsi6;i,liiy to: s0ciet-y, incj'uding,lfamilia~itv and fac'il.i,ty '~li'tb tlJ.e;tecnr;Jiqwe.s aoa tQ0Is\bf: teachiog: '
.3, To' insti]] ,a wi.I.I,il;lgl,le~s,to render assistance in the wors~iJJ",p'rO(lr9m of the eonqreqation, -especialjv s.ifil'~eour lutheran 'heritage of music in',the service 0.\ Christian-faith :emphasi'zes the need far developinq an"abi'l'i'ty to. play and ,1'0.'conduct appr0priate chur~h-m~~ic;
Policies !Ih, 'carr vinq .out these 'objectives; Dr, Marttn Luther ,Cbi'l~g.eseeks to p:rb,vi,aea C~.(i,s,hf~ntered ,atmasphere for spirituel gr,awth, Everv acadelY;l!j:: subject' ,is: .tauqht. ~rc[11ia ,background' of convictlon far Chr'isti'im'truth, The: total :c.ol.l.ege experience af the student is' gu'id,e,d'by ttie,路Word,af.IGa'd,
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is souqtrt through a 'cu,r,riculuin which .underqirds t.l;l~,(j:Qur,s,e's i,n, 'p'rof,essia,oal metbods, studem teaching .. and applied musk wi,t,h Clst:r.qng路p'raQram of study in ,literature. 'science. ana the arts"
tndispensaele to. the entire teachi~g.a:n:d !e,arning e>{perie,nce at Dr. Martir.i,'~ut~er. C,qllegll 'is a thorouqh foundation: in, Holy .S;crip,t,u.te.and i't;1,the heritage of the 'r;T;1,an of 'Gad, tro'm, whom Dr. Martin Luther Callege ~'Cl:ke:s ,i,tsname. All s(u'd_er.l.ts are committed to. intensive studv of the 'B:ible :as th~ anly ,5'Q:(Jrc~ ,and narfi:! a~ ab~olute' t'ruth, 'From the divine partrayal of sin a'nd grace in Haly Scriptu'f'e; ,from the rei::ord 'of Gad~s cant'inue~d, IT)a~ifestatj,on ,of Wlsdbtn and lovethrougti, aut his,tory. and fram'tne theal,ogical a:r;l~li,t~rg'i:c:altrea,sures' iriberited frem' Mar, ti)) Lut~'er. sfu,dents are )i.ed't9 the r'lraper路'evaluaJiarfaf路 h4fDan achievemenCar:ld hQ;(l)an',f,ailure by,yvhi,cb the.ir educatianal endeavo'~.s,c;:a',t;l.c.9~i)tr.ib!Jt,e IT)O~tto. the ,glal,y of, ~ad clli:ci, the w,elfa're af. the i'ndividual ar:ld the cbfT:lm:u.I~.itY.,theC,hurch and t~~ w~rrlc!,
~F.i.mdiOi1; CO(1si,sten}vlii:th, it's: princir'lles an_<j'pt;Jrpase. 0r, ,Mart'in 1L:t,Jthe~ CaOeg~:e'n:aeavo'rs t,Q ser\ie the educa~'iona.l neec;l,~a,f tl;le canst(tuency 0l1lerilti:rlg an:d ma~intairiing it" l'o, thi's .... end. its scholas'ti~, p,ra'g'ra.i:n.though unified' in: p,llrpos,e. is' faurfo.ld' ir.ll 'stru,i:tu re, ,iJ~,r~gular. sessions 'af-fer.a 'fo:ur_.ye,arcLrnicul,um in .el~m'ent'a:r.,yte,ac_h'E!r edu,catian" cu'lmina:tingi in a degree.af Bactl'eldr'oFSc'ience in' EducatiO'n a'r;(denaJi,iihg grad'u. C!tesI(\ii:th f,u',, synadical certificatian,to te,ach ir;lihe :Ct:iristian 'day sch'o'ols a,f ,!tie Wiscan'sin gvangelical L:.uthera'rl Synad.: Its summer; sessians affer 'un:de';'g'r,a~Pate caurses. e!l,rich:(l1e't;I~' caLJ:rses ..and warkshap's" I~s sYha,dj:C<lJ certification prag(a~, affers, tho'se who. ~ave ,0 ri Iy. the requireq 'academ'i,t bilckgrOl,md!an' oppor;tunity't'R, pur.sue t~e 'religiGn ,i'nti ,rela,t;ed ca,urses re9L!ired, to. .a'<';_h'i,eve ,tlie status ot' a e~rti: :f.i,ed:teather in the Synad, C:aLirseso'ff.ered in the summe'r sessio'hs'accammoCiate th:emsel,v.es.al:s'O the, ~'~rtific~:tion program, It primarily j'n' th,~ iriter.E!st a~ s'yr)o:di.ca,icertificatiql), as we,I,!; t,~a~ a faurth pr.Ggr.am. that of ,carre:spcindenc,e s;~.udy.~as be,e,ni,tlaugurated and ,is ,b~.ing,expaQ:e'e,d,~, ,
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Dr: l\7Iar.tinlll:uther,·Co.!lege isalso aware-of cu(r,~n:t ,fr~rrd_siiii the fje.ld of elementary ep)!(eati,on and" parti:cl,J.tar!y, of. the i:8,creaseQ eJTlpJia'sj~ i'n .certa in-disctplines. T>lie:se'fa:ctbrs;: toqether wi~l;l,tile cbnvi,(ti'());l that ?,'cuJrib.ulum PEfl'ttlitt:ing G9\1!<gntration i'n certain ar eas is beneficial for graduates, caused ,th,e. recent revision of •
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•~d'lJ1i'nist:rc(tivE!.o~g·a'lJiza.tiQri Dr. 1IJ1~r't'in[:uther, College Js: QWried"JlIper.ateCl;.and ma'i-ritairiea:Ib.Y,the W.iscor:1,sira Evangeli:cill,'L.u:ther:an 'S_yno,d\ This ,cl:i'urcl1 bc;;dy, nas' !ts he,a~qua~ters at ~51,2 West North Avenue~ Milwal:lkee, Wis€!'insin !;f320S', The ;'ldministr(jtion.of ,S',Y,nod 'i~, convention. ,and',tVY,Q la,Yfl;r~'!'l'
the college iswested in.a, ~Qard ~jf, c_ql'l~rql(e:lec:te:9.'b'ythe :This h(i~r.<!~Qn:s}s!~ ~f 'thr.e,e.p<iI:s;t',qrs,,fWD I:r.fal~reachers,
:E!riefl,)! stfl,tecl, th~ ,1~()CI,rdfif ~()nt~6'1 i~"re_sp01isil;)le.f.or,the.,ca'IIi'ng OJ Hl.culty per~.o·Ijl,nel;fo'r 'dec}sioQs regarding 'majoJ :cl;Jrri:c.uHJm'revisions; f.or pr.oper.t-Y aC€luisiti,oli1:s',l5ujJoin'g: epbs'l:(uc~i,on" an.d major maintenance items>:a'ndl'for ,the,establish'c me,n~,ci.f,gllne.r~I'poli.cies und~r. whii::h'~liIe: corlege'is'to oper~!e, .. '., - r a
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CTt),e 'S0ar.d: o,f COintro'l di,scharges most of ,its .functi'0'ns ,iFi'co'nsu Itatio'n w1,th'and ·thr.0U_g~ fhe pre,sident- of the _.cc~llegewh:o~r~!:lr!~s~nt~ tf(e~.tacul~\~ ,a:i1idlis Oirectly ~espor.J~i6'le to the Soar.d ~np to. th'e SYi;lOd, ' •
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~i(he faculty "is primadly .concerned wi±b: the academic ,Iife<of the iD~ti(uti.dn and' withsuch policies as are an inteqralpart of .c"a.lnP.LJ'S life ifi,Keepir;lQwith the stated philosophy and: pninciples O'f .th'e coll.eg~. Nor ..MraIIY We fa'c:qltY d.i.scharg·es its nesponslbiflties-in .these areas thro\Jg~ r~g(J'lilrly sc.~·eduled rneetlnqs. Academic :C(iJ, on ci! , The work of the various' academic divisions. vvi:th.inlthe cbl'lege is co-ordinated, through the a.caderoi'c:'counciL lt- Is cojnposed o:f 'the: di,vis:io)l heads, thereqts-' . .-' trar, and the academic dean- who i.s~tlie ch.<i'irm.ar:l.This couocil is.~~.sp.~n"sib:l,e,to· ,the fa,c,uhv and. the p.resi,de~t, ·"C(!)mmhte(!~ Vari oLis·fJintJipris qf die. ~faj:(Jlty .are .carri¢d on. tQ,r,ough 'corrrm ittee assignments '1'h.e 'standi ng corrrrrrittees: '~'cademic Cc;uilcil ~ Vlce'President for 'Academic'AHa.irs, chairman: T. J.'Har~wi,g, ".J. E. Oldfield, M: .q;Schroeder, E. H. }?ie.vert, M'. ~. Zah_n, 'Re:gistrar .. ~th'le~i'!= = J.: H. iVl,ich,eel,ch!'ljr'liT.Ia·n;; ~:.. E. ~uss_; A. j.·'~:(jerpin, Athletic
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L A. 'B6ernek~; chairman; T~ A'.~:Kuste'J. .1:. H. Meyer, R:eC:rui~:
$tuaer;Jt Service CounciJ '- A. d., K<;>elpln,chairm·an;d3. R: BaCKer, I). H~ ~aQda:tz. ·YQU~'r., f~r S.tudent Af,fair.s;·D.ean'of w.o.rn.en, a.dvisory . ." ~ --., ~V:ic'e'President .' - ."
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Mar-tin L:uther. CoII'ege has transfer· r.ecoqnitiori ,bly.'the ~niv.er.·si,tY,·0f Mj/;lne: :s.oJ~:'.' :fhe' Lil1i';~;sit9. 'Si'n~t: ~esolv.e~ .too."g_r.an1l:pp•.M.~r.tin ~';llfler.College Tfr.a:n'sft;l[R,ecog riit:i:9r1, i.~., p'r'OIi,i.tl'e.fC?'rth-e trcrQs!er .of s~t.,i·~fa'ctGlriI.y corrrpleted ,c.re'di.ts,. ap·p.i'opr,iil'lJ~ ~,cVie P.rog['am~. to '-Y~'i:CA? ·sti.!9'e'nT Il'H!Y .tre acimit, 'tea," l:his r.esclution -reaffirrned' a sla'i.l!;s-ih. effe:c~ ,since ':~.6.3,: Dr.
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D:r. Mar'ti~ cLl!J.th~ ~o'lle~e is on ~he list 6'f scnGl0Is:r.e.co·gMzed b'§ tb~ 'O.nh~a States Qepar't1l}8,l1t .of .:Hea'lth, :E,duca.tion' ,!lnd .\Nel,far.e. ft. is approved tlna'er. RLl:o.-· I)c La0/:5:~~!),(Korean Veter.a:r;Js) an.d'.llnd.er.lt~e:,Ser-,vl~eman's 'If\ea9i:Ustment Act.o'f 1!3~4 a·s·,am~·n~~cl; if is.also ap'pr'o~e'd,f!,!r n,o.nimfTligrant f9r.e.ign',stl,l.d~nts QYthe lb1.b1i~'ra.tiGn :S:~HI,i.c.e.,o:~ the Lin:i.t~d,:Stat.e·s\~'~p;i(rtm~(1t' of ~Dstif:e. i'-lie ,€olleg:e is la'Imembgr ,_qf tlje'·A~pci~ti<?:r;j ,;o,f,Mi'nneso,ta P9.s.t·:g:~s.orild2ry Edu'ta,t iona II' ;1.'8.5t i:tll~:i.O:r~ s.
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fNew l::J.lml, 'an aUractilie arid, b.ea:utifl!.Ily Id,r;a;red ci,tY'Rf oyer·\3"O.QO'.people, is, situated' 'j'n the sou;t]J ce'ntrql secti9n' 'o'f Minnesota, WO 'mile~ southwe~t df ·Minneap6Jis'·St. ,Pa.u;1. It is ~cc~~~iple QY tliv:o rn~ja; high"Yay.s, ,l:!Js 1'4, and State 'Ut and py 'd~.iJy bus servic:e v\li·:t0'cor,rne.~~iQn~,!?,all p'a.r.t-~61i'tn.e ,1::J:nite.d§tates-llia, Manka:to. Gom,r;nerci'al air tr,avel is availa'l;j!:e a.t, ~~Ik I.i:ffer,rj.at:i:o:1) a I ifermi,na,l, ,Minneap·ol;j:s:St'. 'Pa~ul, With co>nnec~ing ·bus s.ervice Ih,om ~e.w' UJrii'to t.he ajrp~f,~ arr-iviog there at W,:45,'a.m. and from tbe air;p.o.rJ to:New tJllm lea\iing',a"t .5:3Q ,JP.m. The N'ew iU.i'm 'F Ii~ht S.erovic.eop,era·te.s'a:aily f.ligh't~ MR:~:<;Iili'i' ;~~'ro'(J~hFr,i,day, to and flr.om the airport. n:is fligh,t sche:QI,lI,eis li.st~d,i:n th~.omcial ~inline Guide (OAG), availabl'e at any,,fra'vel office: Student stan'Ciiby 'fa~es;are avail'able", . ~,
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were constructed since 196Z: Acad.emjc Center Erected in 1.928 at a cost of '$3'28;000 and remodeled and enlarged in: i968: fer twice .that 'sum, the Academic Ce~ter is used' for classrooms and assemblies, Its well appointed auditor iurn accommodates 90:0people and provides a worshipful setting for the 'daily chapel services, In thesprinq of ,19-7.1 a :Ca'savant Freres pipe' organ with, thi~ty,con~' stops, forty-two ranks, three manuals aO,d pedal was i,nstalled. In the instructional ar~as a,re classrooms, 11~.c~.u,re ro:c?rn:s" a s,cii!lJe'esuite. a}!'d an art unit. The. area form'erly used' for the library is a bookstore, Wlie;re' s.tu,de:ntsa,iJe ,v,isit9.rS,.cal)purchase textbooks; paper.backs, music, QMLC ),abeled' ~eari,og' ap-'pa:r-~I"cft:Jp miscellaneous gift items,
Old'Main 'T;hl'lfirst b~oi.l,di,Jig 00 campus, Qle Mai't'l,dedicated in' "88~, 1I1QW is the adminis.tratlon center of the' campus, . On the first floor are ,the offices ef the 8r.~sident,. vice president for, academic affairs, reqistrar, vice president tor §t!J.de,r;fraffairs. Clean of ,women, director of.special servicesvdirector of student teaching, recruitment :officer, finam~ia'l ,aids:officer,. depart~ent ch,airl1i.en,and the busine'ss o,f'fices; 'The facil)ties for t~:e .ca~pus h~alth service, fa-:Culf,y ,offices, a.nifoffices'ofi Martin 'Lutl;le,r Acaaem.y are 60 tHe sec;dr'J'dfloor, An ci,f.ficefor' the collegi~te ,~ou,n~i.l.' I:sIp.ea'!ep'01)·tb.e th,i'(d flo,Qr. The ,coJlege'grcipfiic r.ep.r.o~uction center is, I,o:catei:l(1) the gf>o'JJ:n,d [evet'fleor. . , 'Mas/c Ifap Oilg 6·fth'e order, blJjldings on: camp,us, the Music'Ha'll contains' rooms for pr.actic; 1M pJa-no 01)\ tl)e fii\t floor- a)\d, for, practicing organ '(;iN '.the. se~ond flo~~" A. music class,r00m ls,als,o,oh'th'e fi'rst flo-o:r,
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This buildinq was constructed in 1951 at ~ cost of $350,000', thank-offerinq. funds raised in connection with the centennial (l950),.of the Wisco.i1si'n !=vilrigel.ical Lutheran Svnod .. It provides 'Iiving quarters-for 10a aca:d,e·r:i:lV. students and three resident -a'ssisfants. The lowest level c9:ntajr.is. a.g¥mlJasiLH1).,:.la.(ina~yfacil ities, sewi ng room, and an area for local-students: .
Built in 1945 relocated and improved in i967', West Hail provides housing for t~.i.rtY-fo~r. rrren.. Lounge .and lauRa'rx, f'aciHiies' are in the, ·basement.·
This four-story women's residence. ha'li', constructed in 1964 at a cost of $a20,OOO, provides facilities for t20·-:~0~en· .. 'S~pPleinenta-1 rooms include laundrv faclllfies.. sewing roorn, TV room. . large recreation area and a. I.ounge. . f/.igh'lan,d"l-!.all Similar in exterior design to Hillview Hal}, this women's residence hall was built. in 1-970 fer about the same cost as its twin. The interior is equipped w.ith moveable furniture. Sharing a common lobby with Hillview, Hiqhland accommodates 2'2'a students. The _building has TV lounqes and laurrdrv facilities. Walc/heim This two-story house serves a dual purpose. ft prevides.a .horne for a facultv familv on the first floor and a 'c0mfo~table home for ten~onierl-on the second floor. Campus FaciHt(es Two larqe, paved, and lighted. parking areas for student automobiles are on earnpus. Athletic facilities include six tennis courts, ba~eball diamond, outdoor basketball court, intramural activities areas, footbal] practice fie'ld, and a football field (stili beinq ,developed). - -
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IHoahcial Bequirernertts lGi:aifin~oS.Ystemanal ~rrade Pciinj~ ,Academtc'policies. ;':r!1:achll~,g:d'u!<ati~ll' . P_t'Ggf.a.rh • ,~:ra:a.u!l~ieri;Re,qili~emejJ~s: AS.si!!'o'nient
ADMISSIONS 'Ppli,cY, Bec-ause of 'its singular function and purpose, .Dr, rylartin Luther .Colleqe must consider careJul,i'v the vocationel goals of all applicants. The col'lege gi.ves primary consideraticn to l1~a,lified applicants: wh.o in"tefi:d to-prepare for the teaching ministry iO the Wisco,nsin Ev'angelical Lutheran SV:ndd, The c·ol,leg.eis also dedicated to neceivinqqualified appticantswho intend to prepare for t.h!l teachinq ministry in church bodies or cO(lgregations whieh ,publidy. share the doctrmal. posit_ipr.f·o.f.the W'isconsin J~v.al)~eJical. Lut.h!lr~n Svnod, ·Agr:e.eo:ren~ Since tlie Wiscori'sil) E:v?1)9.elical Lutheran Synod u'n'd.eriNri.tes a'suQstant,ial porthe. .edueational costs for students ~,ttending this c:olle'ge, the ~0a,rd of . Control: requires sn tufl-time st.wdent:s, t:p·state 'that ...
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Proced:u(es Prospective. fresli'nien, tr<!nster stl1d~nts .. or foreign .stu.den:ts l1)ay secure app·lica·· tion blanks by·writin9 to t.h!! a<;lm,i~sions,offlce of the colle~e. All entering <?olleg~ freshm.en are re~quire:d;tp' ~~ve written the test of :the Ar),,(eri' ,cai;] C_ollege Testing program,.co.mmdoIY called the ACT. Informat'ion about tlJJs t,est is. no,nl;Jally .g.iyen' t<;>all high s.i:hobl, seni0rs tl1:ro,ugh t!:leir. school, officials. G.ene.rally thElse tests are ~dministered .at C.0.r,lven_,ieiit Centers·,in Oct~~er, Decem· -ber: Fe.br;ua:ry, an!:!,Ap·ril. When an applicaJiq·n. is. sl,I.t;>.IT,liued, arrangements sho.uld I).e m,ade to· supply ...a transcr.ipt of the .credits earned in high school and, in' the, cas? pf trans(e:r stu· d,ents, ,also.a transcript.oJ
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·When'an application is received, 'a,recommendation form is sent-to the applicant'spastor fQ~ (9),lip,letion, 'Fhi,s completed form, to'gether with the tra(1s,crip.t of credits a,l\d qS,ually the results of the Ae'F, isthe ·b:asi:sfor ,d,ec_ision by the ad" rnissiotrs eornrnittee. "
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Piior to the o'p,enir.lg of 'the academic year, eacti successful' applicant is maileda .phvsical hearth' form. as weltas all n.ecessar.y lnformation: The. phvsieal ,lilealt'Ji form is -to: tie completed and returned to the administration office at least ,ter;]' :~a'Ys prior te -the assiqned dav of: regi,str,ation,
Married '.'s'fud.e'hts, Applications. ..frerrr rnarried students areeonsideredonlv m cases where the appli-. "ca,rit h;as -deterrnined .Iater in life._to' pr:epare for full-time service in the chtlrch: 'Such a:Pl?:I,i:c,a.ti0 Fl,S, are co,Q,s,idereq only as exceptions, Asi-de1from the foreqoinq; rnar ried, students a'r.~'riot, accepted This policy is waived (j,u'ri'(IgsUr;T;l,li'i'er sessions. Begistration All students are expected to register at the time stipulated, tate reqistrants wi'fI ,be to register . assessed $5,06, .'Under no' circumstances will students be permitted .. ". later tQa:(1two' Weeks 'aIte} ,t,~g begin,n'in'g .of a ,se,n'l.e_ste:~,Th,!'!cp,lI,ege reser,ves t,h:e ri!lhfto d,ete'r'nJirX~th:1:!.va Ii,dity, o{ s,uch la'te registra~i9ns, 'Clci,ssification All students enrol'le'(J in courses'preparatory to full"time service in the church'ar,e classitreg (js.div,inity ~tl!ldent,s, This is,the case eeCat,lse u!'>on completion :of ,the prescribed cor~icul~m, all qua,lified, 'grad,uates are presented to the "chwch' for 9' divine, ,caj_("
ENl'R,ANCE REGUiREiVi"EN"'f'S .. .. tfigl1 Scho,61 G'ratlua:tes I!!i cw:m.ulati.ve.'grade ·average, n0t lower'tban 'high scbocil:
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Ten or 'more :cr.edi,ts must·,have beeri earned in ,the fol'lowing. f,ields .which 'are of, sp'ecial import~n<:e' in tea'cher edl!c;,atiom EQg'l,is~"soci~1 stud,ies, science, .and :mathematics,
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These ft;J'Qds'ar,~ q~P'9si:tec;l i't:1, toe ,tii:(si" r(e'ss,pffice tor .safekeepi'Q'g' and proper accourrtinq.
When"a .student ..y.~'lunt,a~ily ,withdraws, frorn-scrrool. .roorn :a,n~ board andtuition 'ch;ar'ge'so,w,iU!>e ,C~I,<:::llJa,tl:!c! on a :p~r 'di:~m ,ba,sis. Tt;I,i:s"po).icy~pplie,s on a'ser;i;fe_s:~'r ,b.Cis.isto room and board al;r9 tuition. However, ii) ~d.djtion" a'$25..()'~ s,ever~rice ;fee .'1iY,i11 ,De,ci:ra,rg'eEj, N.D' FEES:WILL B·E REFt;JNOED IN',eASE. OF: WfT'R-
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~'9 xrprisf~r "of cre_~,i~~or j,une"r'~p'b~ts 'vY.ili,be i'~s,u.eS;i, Llnt.i,I,tne ac¢'pu};:!~ f,Qr,~,he sch:c;jol yeCir (:::Qi.l·tluC::l~d hav~ t?e:e.n p'cii.d.m sa~ls,f,CiGtO(Ya~rarillR.iT1e,ri'fsto do s_p. have bee'n' (Tl'a:c;le, A $" :00 char.ge, is 'mac':l,e{OJ all transcript's supplied',gratis,
of ,cr:edits e_xce'pt the f'irst:. 'f.1)'js'i's
The ~hprge f,or. room imd board,may 6e revised 'by the Board of Trustees of the Wiscon,sin, E,vangelical 'Lutheran SynQd prior ta the beginning I:)f 'a new schao.!, year: as changing eco'nomic cqndit,ions may. demand:. T.h~;tuition char~.e~ a~e ,S.l!D' je~:t,t9 'revi~vx Qy· the Synod in:ea'ch of. its biennial 'conventions, I'Qfo'r;mation on ,fi,,!anci,al aids for st.uae,nts is f6,l,l,t:1.900 pa,ges, ,3'7'~~9of',flils; :{:aota'!<ig;
GRAOING SYSTEM AND GHAD:E POl~'TS Gra~e P'Qint ~verage A .grade point. syst~m is used' as a convenient method of determining whether..',a' s~ud~'!t, has done work- of C average" A stude~t,;s ave~~g~' is ex;pressed by·,the ra,tio between'the numbe,r ,of semester h~ou,rs taken a'n,d the number 0f ,graa~,
points earned. T:brs ,r,at\o' is oekrm:i;ne:d ~y' divilJing th~ t~ta'i number oJ gra'd.e .points :ear-'ned t>:y the total riu'r:nbe! 'o"{,s,einesrer hours ta!5~n'. A minihi:unl,.ratio, of
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lncornpletes lihe tem'porary"graae I' (Incomplete) is granted when a student doing ptbeywise .acceptahle \Y,erk is unable to compiete the .course assignments' lor- reasons deemed ~co'g'ent ~X .the instructor. A first-semester Incornolete must Iile 'converteR in~0 apermanenfqrade b;r .the endof the second semester, anda second; semester l.riJ:_O-Tl!~J,ete by ,the' end of 'sum~er school, or the permanent grade' is
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THe course .load of students on' proJ:>atiq.n'l(\ii:1Jbe redlJ.ce,c'! by or,le;~ours_e Of three :ci'r more credits \1'0 aid the student in a.cquiri'QQ goo.d;s'fa',\ai'Qg. Co:rjs,u.l~a.tion'l'ie: tween. the student, involved and his adviser and tn.e;aEilliee of tHe r,egisfrar;will ~f'!ter:m:ine'.the, course tobe dropped: •.
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E,ntraoce into the Proqram Because Dr. iYlanin Luther Cotleqe offers.a single program .of education to prepare alernentarv teachers fo-r the public ministry of the Wisconsih' Evangelical Lutheran Synod, a .student enters this teacher.education :program when he enrolls at the colleqe. Policies F.leQ!ltdingthe Professional S.eri;-e's~.i;ir The professional semester makes up one semesterof the senior vear .. Onehalf of that sernester is spent in student teach ing, and the other half is spent in pr ofessional education course work. The fo llowinq-poljcies apply to.studerrtsenter inq the professional semester: 1. -Students register tor student teachjnq early i:n the second semester of the junior year. 2. Before .students register for student teaching, the facultv .wi,lldetermine their eligibility to re'gister. This eligibility will' 'be determined on the basis of recommendations from the faculty screer.ling committee whicli: wil! consider ot~'e~ factors in .,!ddi~i.dnto academic sta!ldi,ng., 3. A student must have attained the status of gp.o'd.~t_an'dihg(cf. p:.27) before he can enter the professional semester.
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J:l,r;o:U I R EM ENTS' ,F.OH G,RAOiJATION i::rue'Stfons regarding requlrerrrenrs In' effect from .Septsmber ~, 1,9_q:5,a:r;i,d'a'pp,l.ica~le t~ '~.I(.wi;,o beqarr their, 'co'i'hi,ge progri;lm) I;le'fo.te_S~p.te,rtil~e.r. 196,8, may 'b~ directed to t,l;le reghit:r.ar,
~_e,quirements 1,. Credits i'n·6en¢ntJ ,Ed_ucati,o:nc , E:l"!glish :Mathei:rfii'tics,arnd Sef~-nce. 'Music, f?hyslc.!l'I·Edu~,Cl:tion" Re'ligion l~oc,ial:§tuJl,i~s 111",_"
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~., rhe sH(cje;n't.accepts
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I):egre,e and :"(:'~·r.tifjcatip,r:i' Students who satistactor ilv.colnplere ~;h:e;colleqe' Gj.Jrr'icu:l:u:IJiI,·ilfe, g(a;duatef!.v.ilitn the deqr ee of Bachelor of Scien.ce: iQi:Iii'dl.ica',t;ioo::Gbctuai,e's 'r,eco,mme,n;c;l,ed'by ttiEl fasul~y: vyilli.al,sp, I:lave. me~ t'~e necessary requireVient for IJstinQ 'a's certifled teachers 'c:>fW~e WisGQns,i~ E\langeli,E~! :'~uJh~a_Q :S.Y,nqd;
:G-radu,a;t8_s,cif.the colleqe ar-~ ~,~ady f,9r '\mignrnent; (0 ehur:ch, work ,U'PQrir,eco,rii; D1,erj'da't(Ein of ;]:I;l:e:f,a:c,u,lty, lihe cO,l1)ri'itt,e;e·,on.assrgnmen:t..~f tall's, consistinqrof 'the p.r'aesidi,uJJ:l,ofr the Wis~On.sin :5vange,l,i:G.~1,L:~-tbe_rar)?y,QQq'a,nd the presidents of, its respective districts. .de.fe·r;ff.l:iQ:es;;tbe~pl_a:cg wcir.~ as :Chris.tian day school ,teach,:r~ for. the gr~t;luates~ of Dr: Mar~i,lj1,LlItl:1~e,r,C61,1.~g.e, ifl:l',~:£QII'ege faculty is represented ~t ~h~ rn~etiii~ :of' tliis a'ssignmenf cdr:nr:n.i.tre:e;.in aQr c(c;I,v'jsbnycapac=
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it;y. 'fife CQ):r.n;t;l\H~eon ~s_s,ignmen't -of :ca),ls pursues the, p._o_ilcyqf. not, consider inq w:om'eri: gr,'aa,uat.es, f,o.r,' \lssi'gn(ri~n:t.'.wh)~l' :inte'n'~: ~Q :tfe' r,narr,i'e,d:p'rior J!:'J "~he next schoo'l term"r. , .
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Spiri'tual
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Student)ife is to be Christian life-an outward expression of Inward. Spiritworked ~a.ith in-Chrtst. Because such-faith needs continuous nourishment, life at Or, MartiD Luther Colleqe is ,centered in tlie VV,or-a.cf ~o_d"" Students attend d:ivine services al S:1.. John's or SJ, Paul's Lutheran churches, th:e Wisc.bnsin Evangelical Lutheran Svnod churches in _New ,(JIm, These congreg:a~ions also invite the students to commune regularly at their altars'; :Chapel services are .held in .the morning and the eyening of ' .each school day in the college chapel-audltorium. 'These devotions are 'desiqned to focu~ 'the NglH of the Word on student life and on the students' future vocation ...as well as tomeet thetr over-all spiritual needs.
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to attend S,unda\( services and .chapel services re'gularly.
Class A~endal"),ce
Q'r. Martln Luther College requires reg'ula:r class attendance. Each absence trom class 'is-recorded and must be accounted torbv the student. The calendar for the school year determines class da:,{s ana vacation periods, Early .departures and' late returns at vacation time are, 1Il0t to be requested cies or very dear cut and acceptable reasons.
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is expected to exercise an increasing ,degree of 'self-discipline and sound judgment. Hence it should not be necessary to surround him with a multitude of rules ana regulations. Neverthetess, fruitful preparation for service in the Church requir es the proper environment which .develops from following certain funda.rnental policies and procedurtl,s.. Thes~ in' the stl,ldent handbo,ok, T,h,e d,e,an cOr;Jeerns I:lirn,se.lf with C?mp,us life and Christian professi.on. His offtce exists sWd_ent,
P.cilici,es a'fild pr:oc~C!t.:Jresare ,summarized of, s~uc:le:n,ts, to'getner With h,is assis~an,ts, a,ctivity sO,:r:ha~th,ey a{e,cohsiste,nt with a a,s 1'0 b,e ,of service ,to the individ,ua:l
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HQusing ,El:<:cept for those students whose home is in New Him, a'l"Ihousing is under col~ lege supervision, Since the dormitories ..are not large' 'enough 'to 'house all stu,dents requiring resident accommodations, th'e 'college arranges for some pffcampus housing. 'Students thus assigned pax the identical bQar,j:land. ~oom fe,e to the :c?llege as those in the dormitor,ies alfd a're .exp~c~.e,d ~o ,c9nto~i'n to the sarn'e
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Dorrrritories are closed during C~:rispmas a(1a 6,a'sfer li.i:I cat i:b'ri's. 0n .the day' 'of .gra,doatipn', students are expected to be. checked out of 'their dorm,itp'r.ies by 5:,0Q,p,.m:. (.For infdrma't,i,on about the individual dosmitories, see p'p: f9'cihEl 20.1: Jjeneral policies.
,~e,~SOn:in Bel~ngin'gs The coJtege 'proviO,esbed a:o'd,mattress for. each student. Besides.personal :.e~fects" jhe stu,'de'n:tprovides mattress pad, pillow, blankets, an,a bedspread. Students also. I?ro'vide,'a desk lamp unless .thev are assigned to Hillvlew, Hal,l. Linen service is provided and'.",.is available to ai'l $32.50. for the entire ..' , students-for ~ .. . school y.e.~r.', .pi:ly.able in full at the' time of regis~r~ti:o.n:.:Ea:c.hstudent' rec'e.ivin,g' linen ~E!~vice.l(I(ilih~ fur:nishe;d freshly, laundered, each We.e,k,fwo: sheets, one pil;lol1)tcase, t*o. i.~'rge:bath 'towejs, one small hand -towel, and two wasb cloths, The. co..II.egefe:els that this is the.most convenient, economical, and healthy, meth-od ,of p~p\(i1jing the student's .Iinen arid towel needs and urges ~Ii resident stu'dents to take advantaqeof it. -,.
'Students not wsing the linen'.service ,1(1(11,1 'furn;ish'and I,a.un'dertheir'oiN'l) shee~s, pfll()w 'cases; and towe,\s, La_ul;lgryfc(cil,i(i,esa~e aliaila,ble,on th'e camp,L(s. lih,~ ;cofie-ge.a.iso"~pe(at_e~,a b,ank sys~em f6r th,e 'stud.!lhts" ,co'r)v,e.lJience. Au'tpm:o'bi,les ~s~ of au~o:m:obiles;by 'r,eside'nt students is :permi~ted under certain"ci~cums~a:n' ces, PertniS.s'i.onto operate autbmobiles is ,to' be ~eq~e'sted',from,;th,e'd,!lili)of stU· dents at'least ,tWGlwee~s I:lefore the automobile'i,~,~~ooght.to ~he campus. Autb. mobife pri,vileges ar.e denied stuGlent~)3,neith'er 'dis:cipllna'ry.,6'racademi'c proba. tien, Permission ~q' hilVe an autortlob,ile entail.s payment of ,eaCh se'mester:s ,s'~l;Io.o'le:Xpen.se's,:in.a:~v,ance,a, $1.0;00 r,egistratTon fee.• and' p'roof of, ade':luate .insurance :CQ~~~age,including ,ooll.erage for passengers, Juniors,and seniors are. p,e_rm.itt,e,dlocaJ use of their ',ears for, reasonable c_ause. Freshmen, al')d sopho· , mores will be permitted the use of their 'automobHes only for vacatio,h and \l)l.e'.e.k; . end trips home er f·or family. eme~gency, Nq. lo.c.a!.l(s'_e ,o-fal:Jtomop:il~s is 'p.er: mitted :for freshwen !!,nd sqphpm.ores, .Additional irifor,ma,tion regar,din'g the oWI'),ershtp~nd op'e~atioA of auto)n:obiles'Vi(hilean~,i1d.ir:rg s.ch:-oolis ,clva1.1 abJe upon ~,~_q'u_e~t'fr,q~ offi,ce (\),ft!J,evi,ce'pr'esJder:Jtfor,studen'! affairs. ,
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,,brientati~n AI) or'ie·o:ta,tionIpregram' is co,hducteGi Gll:Jringthe f.irst days 'of eaqh neW 'S.C~6_o:1 year and is 'continueGi at -reg",far.'int~rvals during'th'e fi.r!i,t,s,E1m:ester. The p\rrp,o.se
,oT .the pro'gram is.jo g,ive information about studeru !:ife and' studenf resP:ol\si. I;l'i,liti,e,sat P'r. ~,ar;tin _L!J~her Colleqe. 'Au n:remb:~r~ of tfie freshman .class and alf 'n,eVV~fua,eQts in,ot_lier classes ~ilr:t'idpE.te i!l,th'js ~rogra'fT1:
Qo·9'1'l,selJ.r'\g', Eaeh studenthas assiqned to h'iiD,.a t:~~:t;litYmember WDO.,!C,tsasih'[.s adviser. :Tlie adviser. assists him, in selecting his a,r.ea q;f,.C.b.':1E~:ntr'atioA'and course eleetives The student is encouraged to, co°rj'suJ:t-witt;!' l;ii:sCldV:i,se.~ a.I?,out 'h,i,s,academic work and prdblerms. P-ersonal problems may' a.l.sj:ip.e 9iscu's'~~d, wi.th'the adviser-aswelh ~s ~ith' the 'dea~·;f. students 'or, dean 'of ,~OIT).e'r:f\lVh,e,ar-e' aVil).I~ti,l.eda'ily, for c.Q'!,J):ls,e·I'i(l,g.'ih ':~:l?irit)Jal,matters. students are .asked to c(F;:sUI~,yv.it~l:th·e dean of s·(,.w,aen~s,,'w,I),6is the, p'~storal' couns~,lor,'for .the srudent.bodv. lriorder to :r:i:iaiiJ~a.inclose ties,w:ith the home,'grag~ reports ane-serrt-to-par.errts :gr,guardians at the end of 'each's,elifies:teJ" ,i,'nacld:i,t~o~~the e01Ieg.e' ijrd.vides rnJd .. semester':evaluations of freshm:er:i d:e'sjghed 'p,fi'm.,!,riIY~,O i:r;Jdic,ateadjl;lstinent to, ~ql:lege li!,e, if~e,y ar.e seDt to :pareri:ts :Q( ;g~uar,diar:ls,and ·to' ~~e' p'ast9r;,S, '()f ,the ~tLJd.Elnt?:,
,Ead,' stwoent's heaJtb.,his'fo,r.y, ,1IYi)i,c,b' he is '~e:q:ui,re,d,to s~np 'foilowilJg his accepe; It.an~e, i~ <;>n file. At th'e time of J,e,g'i.stra,ti0.rj,n:e: pays a'm,e:(l}caJI,fee ~~i,c~ i:s cfsed, fo, COVB'rauthorized',medical bills. This' inc'ludes,~medicaCe'o.verC;lge f.Cir, thqse par· tic.i.'pati:r;l9 in any, on-'campos' or. off·cam,l?us a~tivities',:ha\ting faculty csa.b.0tio,ri; e'xclL,isiv'e of 'irile:rrs:C.~9,las,ticspor.ts, Ner,mallv ~h<:lmaximum' payment is $1'(:)0,(:)0" For e2(t"el'lde'c,co'v.erage,. th:e c01I,e-g'eQ~Jers a' 'voiuntaryclg[9UP, me€li~ I and hospi· tal prog~am 'W'Lt'hBlu~ ,Cro.~s-,BhJe :S,h·ie!d.''f.VYQ reg,i:ste(e<!n~(.ses·~ngaged b,y the GoHege are':6n duty dili.l:y.:' DralT,l.'!tics! Cen,eerts,.an'd
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rh~,.a!:<lden:r)c; comml1ni,ty 9f ~~.e GoUe~e presents cuhural a(1:cf'Jl~I:J~ti'o.n:alevent.s, (ii,I,l,ringthe 'sc;:h;Q'<?:1 year.. N,uff)e:rous musTc.a.!everits take place.on the ca~p'us: recitah by 'st"aff.i:nembers, , ,(oro"perfoTly(ances qly' a'dv,<!.n'cedst.u.«le;nt?:in orgap and ~ian(i), and'c<?ncer,ts l:Jytne ch.ora'!' and 'baijd~ orgalJizeiiiQ(is, From, t:i.r:t!et1:> ,!im,e·'dut~ta~'d~in9. ar-tist~ p'~rf9rmCIt,tlie ebllege. I'n a'dd'itiU'n '10: frequent, di,spfa.ys by var'ious academi:C' a,elfa:r'tr:nEm~S,;. tli,e .colle:ge'· sP_0ri§'o;~san'annl!JaIJIYge:um ~<:lr.i~s .. rep~eseA'iing var'ious fieldS'of in:te'res},
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:G.r8o.ts"in,-A i.d' ,i:lie ,qt~,e_r,p.~.rts ~:ftlj'e ass,i:s:tao.c,e,:p';ogr.arTi'are more~ cl,0sely relat~d t?: t'h~ ;studem:s 1iileea. Stu,dg'rj:(s e~'p~rier:icf(lg a:ifflcu'ftv. in financ;i0g ;t~,~i,r;S!',~o:olir:rg;'mi!.yre~ive :a~sist'a)lc'e" fu'Yl\m.eans :of ,graritS~in"aid, to becolJ1e' elig'iple"stl.Jde:r;lts,lm~s,t'lm.a;k_e app,IIcatiJ'lm 'fof sucll' iiSSi~tan<;~,w(th the' fin~'n'cia)i_ai'q~:Pffi¢~.rr, :~ppl il;'a'tiQ,Ijl,ifo(.(i;ls 1m'ay, De ;"s·ec.ure~·.tr.q,~}:kf:!,:fJ!land all.alg s ;~ftice~ o,lai!'l'.1i;r;l ....<~tet.ejii:i;:i:n i:o~,~,ihai;J.cia'l 'n:eelj; ~.ti.e'c(!):III'eg~d~(i'l i,z:esl,t~,e~'i!s~:t~tal);cg'Q.~:(he,,o.:A;(e~i·Cij'i:i: ;C;;6U.e~:eT.esiiri,g Serliice., 'lIli.e ~.G:I!\lI)Iil!r"p·~,rJo'~,~a,:n'e'~r;!p;~'al,yjis tQ~ ~f.le "CQI.I!l~e{bJ ea~hl.(i~.PI'if;uiit: 1fIf..e, ~~jL~~ti~f1~rms!,:kr;f(;iw.Ri.~sA~~ ~CT' F~miIY. Fii!:i.~,t:J~i:a:I;'Sta,te'ment',:area'v'ai,rali>l,e: 'd9', i(1~o:ry;ii'Q.!ij\':tr~~~m~~t;1 :~t 'thejf ',Ii,igh: scho:O:l.s,;t.!lr,Qi!rQO' ,thEi"f:>riA,c'ipa'lf: 0f.lg~i,tii~ra:<;,e' :co(Jn'sei'~'r~ 'F,~r"_~!~ltElN:s.C!'I'r,ila·Gly,·e'r:1(.QI,lll.d, the ~0r:r.ns m'ay-t~b'e;9pfiiqe.~: tr9!li".Jme 'ftn~~~jC!I.\(19.s'9.f.f,i'~l:il~0"lrtb_e"c'Ji>lle~e;. •
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.exceptiorr of scholarships. renewal is based on need, academic achievement, and' available funds, Awards may be continued, increased, or decreased accordinq.to existing at the time applications tor renewal ifr₏!processed. ~e_rie:vval applicat'i.0n:s¡m:ustbe' fil,ed with the financial aids officer each year.
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StudiHJtEmpi.bY,!!~p.t The finarrcial' aids office also. serves 'rha.student a's an; amplovrnerrt office. Any student <;l,es,iri,ng par-t-time employment lor colier:ing educational expenditures may register with the' financial aids of.{ic::e~,To aid the, office-in ke!!'pi(l'gan ,Id!'>to-date register of aJI possible places 'of en;rp.loyment, students wl:lO 'secure, their own, smplovment should also register with tb,e 'off,tee, ,~maximum of sixteen hours or work per week, unless otherwise specified, is p,e~rnitt.ed, ln the interest of the student on W,6bation, the privilege, of h0Jcilinga 'position of. r'~gular emplovrrtent wi 1.1be subject to ,p'er-ioe'i~review.
fed_eral,A tds The Basic Educational Opportunltv GrClr.rt;j;>,rogr;ani provides.a ,grant for students who demonstrate, that thev need financial aid, in rneetinq their college costs, A _separate application form (not the co'lle9.~'s ap,plicati,on form) :is required .and 'r:nay tie obtained from high school or colleqe officials. A Supplementa-l Educational Opportunitv. Grant' is available tor students whose families demonstrate extreme financial need, This program is adrn inistered b,Y ihe college an'd th:e gra_nt 'must be mat~hed by other colJege admi:A,ist!!redaid, The college particjp,ates in th'e Na~i,on!lJQirect Student L0~n pro.gram, Th'is is a fund established for the p:llrjJose of m,aking l.eng-term, low-i:nt~Fest loans to students,in need of f.inancial assistan,ce,to, p)Jrsue Jl'leir e_d.uc,a~i'on, Ano~her of. th,e 'government programs utilized by the coll'ege is the '!off-~ampus" category <?f,the' College Work'Study program" ;This PJo.gram' 'pro,vi,d.esfor the expa(lsio'n ,of part-time employment opportl:Jnities for students with 10cal,non:' pr.ofit orgariiz'a:ti'o'ns. Ag'ain el'igi,bility is .based upon- the student's need of tHe income fro,m such e'r:nplbymeR.~t9 pursue a college education ..
Non-'c,Pllege S9,UI;Ce_s_ pf Aid :Students of D~. Martin Luther :Coll.egeare elig'ible fO,r Federally insured student loans SO'cial se'curity educational benefits ,Ve.terans' Administrati0n programs ,Bureau of Indi(j,n ~ffairs assistance The student may also be eligibl~ for assis.tan_!:efrgffi,the ,state:of which he is a
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~n~:y,~1 g,r~FitS .Alid,~s,sQdia:ti'o;r;J~o~ Lutherans ;$g,8,8E; Dr" Mar-tin Luther 'C.olleg'!l Ladies' Auxili9r¥ .5~OO: "St: Paul's 'L;ut'hera'!1 Ladies, 'Aiq . 2'001 ,1'Mr, anddi/irs; 'Paul' $chw,ann 11)P_OI IW'. 8:' Trettien 'Creative Writi.ng 'Avyard, '100' M.aria ,ar:(d I:,heodo(e Precht i,000, L.!uth-:eya-:-n Brorherhood 'Sr. College 5c!;i0Iar.ship 11',0&0' *ry1ay ~I:so'~:e aY!ia'r<;I~'d t:6 students ,of.Ma~:tin Lutner 'Acaflemy I'nteresi, 'Earned' by"'Sc~~i<!r~liiij,Fu:n~s t.he ''=.ueh-rso:Fund '.($3:;@0:0) 'Th'e:NeOb]/-t Fund, (:$:m.Qo) The",S;c.hXVep,p,:eF'uh'q '~$1iil,00tl.) 'The'i:~Htsch,~e F'~n:d, ($:1,000) '1.~~'_J9,h'QW:isch'tadt Scb0Iarship'Trt,lst,~;URd 'T~'e Della: F~e¥ Scbolarship (~2~075')
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The collegiate council exists to pr6yi,Q~ 0:P))'9:r~uoit:i. fo,r s~lf~xpr.es~lSJQ, fer exerCiSe-lot ihitiativs. and for 't{H~d,el)el.ol\J)I~"e~Rti. of ;9' s:e'os.e of, ~espons.ibi'Ii:t.Y, toward .the, general welfare of the, c.oll)~gl3. ,Regular m.e,etin)'fs a:r,eiheld io which
~~sp.ons·ibifi·'ty ,f.or planning
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:Hi,0·Qs'or's,.r,ec're~tional., ,!cti.~itres 'in the'IJi:!'!~,n,anci; g.o,\1~,r.~~·itsg,!fiieral ~~peratibns, ;Student ,Q,rg"anizations ,~:usi'c, activi:tig_~ are many, arid: varied: lf6,e'll\IIar,l,t(ts a)'(d l.{Xe~0liari_s<;lYe,~i,o'gi;n!t '9:rO,!ifP:s~.for-rnen. 'J,n.q,womeo r~spee!h/el,y, lilliese g'r.0tfps"und'er,s'iuden-t elire,l::'.ii,o.Q, 'c·o't;Jc~:t;1;tr,@.e Qn: seco:i,'ilr !'DusiG,;sypp,lemf!r.lt;inJ!.:t~7,;e'lJJrr,iclll·arcfforal·:pr.ogtam, :nne bar;1,~;-lirl~g:r,a,rf1.·in!>.I:lj,cj.e_s; t~e I?el[l':!?a'nd, :I'D,a~cl:l'ing:'l:J.q!1.9,. ~ympti.9RY :biJr.ld, and'trne conce'r:t b.a.nd ~1;(se:r:Dp:i,e, :th'f! ~o'llege :h§s ;e-xceUenv.fa:c'il,i'ties1.f.or th,e.athcal pr;Q'cfu:c:ii{jQs,~P'lays"a.f)~ i'Q,lilsicil.l.S 'a,lie sta:g'eo by t!he ,&ama el'u'b, A~,araflila group wO':i.ch.gears irs 'prp!!Ir:aiii,s t6·,a-~1 ~,!em'~~tilr.y, sch'~'oli au-di:ence .. ,t~, ~l;{i[ldrenrs' ine~ter'),s'a~,or:gilnfza~iQn.w,t:l.<~se_'ol;); 'j'ect'ivesoa're espeC'lall--yo relevant for. ~rosplectLl,(e .teaCt'l,er.s',· ., , '. ~. • • -. '. II., ~ • • .. _,. • • \lYI.e.ml;)ersh!:~ii'l ;t.he: debate clilJb "furnis:he~ ex,p;r.-ielilGe in' pubH'c spea'Ri6:g. This, 'stu.ae:Q.t Rtg'a!1!z~aFo'Q e~nga:ges~in'. inte.r,schola~ti G,geRa,!e ,in tbe Twi r:l t: ities Qe_b_at.e: I,.ea:g'u:e:: '!ilepJe:S:ej'(t,ing tt:re's,~h,091 th,r.OU.9.Q'it_s"p'upliC'atio'nS. !s the Rr.i:yilf!g~:of tn0se:wo.r.king om tn,e, EJ:M:L;,e.: Me:ssen"je'r, ,the .!!:,O l'l'eg,e.p.a:l?er. jolUr.r.~ list,i.e ~ki 11~~9f.a_~<?th:~r. kin.iil .are ,delleJ,o!i;>.e.db¥· w.9(IS.ii)~' on ;ih,e:J;;i__c?!~~;'-({.r., ;!~~: .~QII:~g,ea:':l:r,filJ.alll .•
Student organizations wh ich provide for a wide range of interests-have sean or-· g'gniz'eei, for -~tud~'l'1t_swith sP~cii inter~sts, ski'lIs, '~'nd, abilities. Funds cglleit~d
t;>y .the ffeas.u:~ers .of all student organizations tor s.afe'ke_ep'ing and-proper accounting" ,
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A~htet.i9 competition -for both men and women is offered on anintrarnura] and .an interscholast«; basis. Irif~ar;:iu'ral.s are offered" in 'basketball, softbatl» vo'lfey,:baJI, .b\l;dm',i,nto 'I; tennis, free-throwing, .horseshoes, shuffleboard. .archerv. :/:4. present, men's interscholastic competition is carried on in foorbal], bas,~~fb.al.l" wrestlinq, basebal] .. tennis, and golf, _Women compete interscholasticallv in vlJl,le'y'lbafl; basketball, ahd softball. lihe college holds mernbership in the Min'nesota .Riven Athletic C:;onference: .,'. , .. ,
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order
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rriust be coveredbv.an any me.di~~ or. hospital
iii lriferschalastie
athletics
fer practice
or. pla-y "a, student-
insur~n~e polrcv ~hich wouldaqe_qtlatelY ta.k,e ~re'~f bills which may be ,incLi,rre'd,because of injufY.
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:R:EGlJ'LAR SESSIONS Basic Curriculum Dr. Martin LuHier College, maintainedfor.the purpose of training ministers of r eliqion to serve as teachers in.the Wi;sc_Qr;l_s,i,il Evarrqelical Lutheran Svnod, offers' one basic .curriculuin leadinq (0 a Bachelor pf ~,ci,ent~ in ~E;9.lf~atio'n'degree, The first two' years of this program provide the student with' abroad ,gen'eral education, TI;1:efina] two years add to qeneral education, 'but they, also lnclude specialization in the field of education and a concentration in one academic area" -The areas of concentration from w,l;1iclj.a student .mav select, qAe are English, mathematics. music, science, and.social ~~(J,die_s, I'n:cJuded within th'e basic curric,l,llwm are 'r;Dp:sic_'co\Jr.s,esso that, ,!S fa~' as gift's and, abilities Permit'; students mav i'n t:h:e,f.utu.(e serve a's,dManjsts and-choir directors in conqrepations of the Wisconsin Bv.ang~JiGal Lutheran.Svnnti.
REO'UIREMENTS' fOR THE BACHELOR l~ EOUQA TION' 'O'E"GJfE-E Education:
OF .sC,I~NCI::
.40' credits
1. 20.
Introduction to Education .. The Psvcholoqvof Human Growth and D'evel,o:p,men"t 5'01. Psychology <:>t, Learning 51. Teachinq Reading 15,2. Teachinq Religion 15_3. 'Chi ldr en's Literature q4. T~~~hin'g; Mus'ic <in the 'E-lementary,:S~hoo'l' 155. ,Art in the E.letn,eA~,rry School 5,6.. Phvsical Education in the E),e'r:ne(ltary ,S~h',ool . . . . 1'5,: Elernentarv C4rric)Jlum 8Q. History and Phi'losophy of Edu.ea;tTo'Q. 85: Student'Teaching -57. Teaching Mathematics : :9~. lieac,hir:rg Kindergarten and Pr.imary Grades,. 97, EI,em~m.ar,y School Adm,inistr'a'tio'n
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3 credits 3 credits 3,cred,its
New Testament Epistles Chr istian Doctrine II Lutheran ~o,nfessional'Writings
Social Stl:idi~s,: 1,8 credits
J. 2. 20. ~1. 29. 50.
Western Givilizati,on I Westenn Civi lizatidn II Europe in, Modern Times The American Scene-to 1877 . Geoqraphvof the, Americas Twentieth Century America .
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A,REA OF CONCENT'RATION: Each.student with his a:a)iiser plans his program S9 that he earns a total of 14 credits in one academic area: 'English, mathematics, music, science, or social studies. English: ,,4 credits 50. 51. '52. 53. .54. 5,5. 65. 75., 713. 81.' 91,
.Literature of the Ancient World Chaucer and Milton, . Shakespeare The Age of Hcrnanticism in England The English Novel American Literature: The Social' Phase Modern English G:mrnm'ar Advanced Corhposition . Creative Writing . . . Lanquaqe, Thought, and Meaning R.eligi,ous Perspectives
3' 3, 3 3 3
3-0-6-9 credits
Eleet 1 to 3 courses
3}
3-6-9 credits
Elect 3 " 1 to 3 3' ,C,0l!,rSeS
3
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in Modern Drama
3: credits,
!VIathe,matics: 14:'credits 2J. 55. '56. 75.
lntroduction to Probabilitv and Statistics Mathematical Analysis I M,citljematical Analysts II . . Mod,e,rn Concepts of Geometry Teachinq Mathematics . (Must be taken by students concentrating
3 credits 4 credits 4 credits 3, credits See Education in mathematics)
two' credits in piano.or ,ofgan:by t:n,e!!O',dof 'his freshman Yiearin order'to qualifv for'the music concentration. Exceptions must ha:ye, the ~j:ipr,oval~0h,he.,c'hairman of the music division,
A student.shall have, earned
;55. The(:)~1{of Music<ii '5-6:
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th,eory of M usic II. ' . . " ., C,I;lQ,~lI_1.CQnc;l.l:l,ct,i;t;lg, an'd:Rep,eft(Ji,re MI:isic,iJ;!~h~'B,aroq'((e_E~a , -, " 'Qr MusLcin the~rv:"e:nti,eth'·Cenju,r'i ' ApplfeifMusi:c,: G:~gan , , . ,
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Science: 14 credits
3Q~ 'G~eneral Claemist~y .' '60, ~ar,~h'-Scie.nce, .. "';,'J. G I B~ora;I'IY. I'. _e:\l:~~,~ '. 80:' Ge;n'e~alPhysii;llo.gv.,. 9'0, Sci'!!n'({e,iij,OurS.0,cie~Y'" O_.
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~E,~c.~' ~tu.o.!!:n,! :r:n(Jst,eie:c~,(jr:W course' ffdili: 9"1.reas~three ,cif .the qroups, ~IJ SpJ· ·.den:~~m,lJsltake,Sp,c'iaJ Studie:s,90.: FO~lind:atio'rjsof HistP.r.y."The rernaininq tbr,e,e: .ctedit .course rnav be elected 'from any group. 61,.
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The.' Retorniati on 'Era Lutheranism In'·Ameriq! .
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Courses 'n'umb_e:re,a.Ji-~,!J;are 'p.rimar.i tv ;f;br,;fr~shi"fl~h'a;r;f~1 sophomot.es. ,j:tJniers. and seniors,
15~-'-'~~for
O.ivisi.o,o!of 1;:~!!fcati'9ri'i!Act:P~ysic:al Ed'uc,at!on, !:ridl A. 'Sie,vert, chairman, 'Pro.f,essOrs ,f.wa.s" ~;<;tfr,Je,s', ,B.aLler, sf!!i, Fis'cher~ Glende, '(3iatrls, Inqebritson, Isch, 'S:cf:(~Jz,'We,ss.eJ..W.illi1re:C,~~,-S(U}il,~:ntt~'a·~,hin·g... .classroorrr.supervisorsc- Ilrma Pa'ap'"Vic;tor'i'a,lSchu,e:t?el,.~n:d'A,d,eli,a Si:eveft, ~,hvsi·c~1 Edue.a1lion~ \P·r.ofess0rs Danm~j,n, iinc;!Gonstineand Irjst'r'ucJ0~s ;S_~·{a'n':I:;kj.s't. <l,Q:d', Lv.net·te Y,I,as?k,
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lntroduction te.Educationi ,~ . .. :. ~, '-_- ~. .. ... ,
~~ '9yer,!i,ew, of .t~e .field ~of,.'education: :t~,e theoloqlcal. :p_SYCh'OIOgi'cpi, and socio'199,i,ca),f.o,u,ni:fa'ti.b,r:ts edu,ca~,j'or",,:a~1i\..e'fI':astli!!,'s.di_6_ola:1)9j',t~~'t.e,a:cpE!r anGlte_a~Ii!,~,!i, (Qle:~~e)
of
'jI'tle ;p.~'ys,i~allarid: psYch-o:.@jical g:r.bVYth',.'I~-;a d~vel(~ip'm:!.ntof :mai;l, his I'!ature and behavior" :as revealed in ,th'e Scr.ip.tures a)id; ,in \I:!,editi.diogs 'of ,p)y,chqf6g,i,c;a)research. (F !sc!;i,iir,§,i'e'veril\
·psY,cnolci.g,ical.t.inai,ng~ alJd~.conc_ePts:'regardtl)g,'.(~e, I~arner .. (he "learninq ;p'rqceiss, anq, le~Ynin'grsi:t~a,tions: \ !;!.arnes),
:2, credits J:h,e ,~ead.i,ng processand.fhe obre~t.ive's" r.r.i,e;t.ho9.S, an,d'l)')ater.i!ll~ en.1p.l,oy.~~'int.!!aS,~,i.ng reac;ting, (Wessel, ,Glen:de)
~3:c(eait-s' Glbjec,tiy.es, c,y~ric,l)'lum'recjui.~~rl;l&r\'t~;h,atiirials, an'd .bas\'G mettfq'ds :of, p,r.ec!!d'u're's j'n' co.naucting ~Jassro,o,m dElVt:i.{ion,s-a,n,d lin tea~hing ~rI;iJe'h,i.sJor.y, cat_ech:isl:)1.; ~.rtd hxmr:tpllog,y,in t~e I,.uthe~~'n elelllef'!:tary s'~h!_)Ol',C5.i!ly'er;i)
·3 credits iThe 'app'roach' to, childr.en:s literature, criter.ia for ,evalua'tio'n, metti'ods of seJectin'g a"nd, pres~~ti'ng 'Ii.fe,~a~.l.£re~c?r'~iij!?y'me:~~ 'an~:t!'1.nr,i,cQ'm'e:t;lt :of' .e'~.peff~nc~: (S,diulz;, WilbrJlc!:rt)
54.
'2 ,cr,edits
'Tea'cningl Mus'ic. in the :~Iementa~y: :S,cbo.ol 'Methe'ss ,and materials benef.ici'al .to: a suceessfui !lTe.me"!:t.9)h;" s,:Ii'ob!s, I(MeyeO
music· pwgram
for \tutheran
55,
,Art 'in the Elementary
:Scim001
A studio-course explorlnqa variety of art media ',«~ic~:-ca'n be used i;n'th'e,_L.J:I'th'eYa,~' elementary school. (\i\ii.lbrecht,)· "
2',cre'diis
P.h:v.sicalE(;fuciitior:idn 'the 'Elementary Schoof
:60:
Curricu')Cfmplai1tfing,'and methods' of te'tich,ing phvsieat .educatjon.'in m:e l.utheran -elementarv s,c,I),o,ol:'/:QallA)ar)n.Gorsline)
Teachinq Mathematics
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Th~ obj'ectil'l~s.:ba~ic tea:ch'ilig techniques; and matertats.ofvthe.rnathematics 'tor t~e, e.l,eri'iel')'ti(r'y schcol <!ni;l'~heju~i,~r ti,igli'school: I(Paulsen)
p6rgra'r:n,
:Eil.emen:ta'IiV<€:urr.i:culum
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T~~ c_u,rri<;\!lqr.n' for gr~des !'fr:fethrough eight with special :emph'a~ison prin'ciPles'a,i)!i test,lrriqy~ qHe!i:Cl:iing'iht~:e ereas-of tnift~!lma't'i'cs,~c}erice),the s_o¢]a'l.st~'die's. a:I')'d,.tli,e, "Ia:oguagear.ts -otber than ~eadi,ftg; T:be student wi'li also be ,giJer:l,the,6pP:or,tl:JlJi'ty.\~tjj ;bifCOme:,a'Cjr'!J'airftea -with teach,iog materials p'er-tin'e'ritto these areas. PrdfessiQrial' ,~m~e,ster,"TIIv,eJve'class-periods arid s.i~ a,d,(jjti~[,alp~rl,ocjs,fo~,lill:)_o~~tory exjjeaer;l;;~s per week.tor one-half semester, ,(Arras, Bauer, In'geb-ritso'n)' I
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~n ,~'~a.rri~i"~,:Ho.n.~,h-e-sourcss, ih-e content- and 'the ·s,ig,l)ffkance.of. ~ducatj'o,;,)!I: rheories, aila practices from a histor lcal perspecti,ve 'and in 'the 'light :of .Christian: 'Ii"rin:~ipie's, ($ar,n'e~, Gra'ms) ,
_e5" A f,uJk,t_im'el:pr,6fessional; experience p,roy)pelj ill co'()pe~ating :t.utl1!lrall:elemen'tary, s'ct1o.oisdur.iilg·one-haif :of the student's :professional semester,. It 'is ,to:,pr01.l.idethe .student ali o'pp'o'rtunitv. to,learn effective teacher, beh'aiti'or through 'observation and 'pr.ac:tice ;,J'(lder t~'e gu:id_aiiceqf ),;uthe~an e)erryenta;y; s,ch.6~hea~h,~rs !In,Q,collegesupery,isors" (Sfaff)'
~bj.e.ctil'l~s~'me~h:od_s,a nfl' mate'ria'is ,for ,teactiin'il in' th~ kinderg'!rten' anlj.~priwa~y, ~g!a:ae~, (Glen'd.e)'
,4drillnlstra'tive pr,incipJes and,:their appJication ,to th'e o~ganization and managemenl g.t th'e elerry~~tar,ysC,h'q'ol,in.theLutheran congrE!gatio'n. (s'c:h(JI~) . PhysIcal Eq!-lcatio'h
~'ctiiiitv',c·o:urs.~sin, sdcpe:r,'v,o,lIeyba1,1, wres,t,li)lg,a~nd'Qody,pu.ildi,ri'g;f);jr ~~~; ,S:6f~~II, :tu.r:nbliiiglarid tr.amp,oline, yo'ilevba.U, and tennis tor WQrQen, (O,orsline, V,lasak)
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Ac\iY.iiv.' courses in 'tennis, ,t'_lJffil:!ling',and'Hampoli'ne,,,gO:If.. and' t,l:t,e~;n;tEirican, flea C-ross stalJdar,H first' aiel' course-fer rnen.track and fiel'd:basketball, bowling and' badrninton. a'n~ the A~~ri'c~~"·.Red: cir.o~s~stajidard' f[rsf ,ai~ course "for ~olJ:lE!n..: (Oafl'r.ni!r.ff), p'o~~,),
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Amer.icalJ ,fict,ion ,r,ev,eali,ng,Ame~i.ca,1J,ideals'~,Q~ :c.:llIlfiJ.~~,.tp.lje'~~er .with an 'in~ro:du'ction t~: t~'e, n,ove! ,and '~hort stc;ry, as li,tera(y for,ms, (:L:.ey9rs,e,n;,~:, ,A'; S<c"r.o'e~,er,)
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:~i2,1 I StiJJ<espeare'
dramatic and aoettc.writinqs _oi'Willfiam Shakespeare-with ernphasis-o'n th'egcellf traqedjes. Focusonrhe a'uth'cir;~ ylew cif rT;lan'and,~.is cOI):i'riJ?>~t.ionsto.lit,eraw ast as. lreyea'ied in se,ven·.to.,t'enrd"al:r,fa's~ana in setected nOn:d(amatic poems, tbe
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Divisio,n of lIJ.I.atllemat.i:C,s,~Science .John ,E.. "Oldfield.
chairman.
Professors
ao.ehlke_, C.armichael,. Heckmann.
Meihack, 'Mkheel', Paulsen. Syya'ri!z, arrd'Yotter.
Mathema'tics: 4 credits The madern treatment
of the n\imber,system's,
'(!)Idfield, Yotter]
of elementary'
mathemati,cs.
(I\/Iicneel,
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3 credits ,Eq!JatJ.ons,functions, and matrices, ii,S well as matliemati,cal procedures that' per~.de ,ill mathematics courses. Open 'a:nly to. students concentrating in, mathematics. ('Y'otfe:r)
5:0,.
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F'wl;:d.anie,'"'~!ltsof Co-ntemli>orary' MathematLcs
'3 credits
Tl)e topics whit::1)-rriake up the cortternporerv pragram of matb:ematics i'li ~he slementarv school. Required of ,all styd,erits nat conceritra.ti'n,g in mathematics- ,(Yo~ter)
,Matl;iert:latics,Concentration 21"
Courses
,If;ltr',odu'ction to' Probability and Sta:tis'ti~s
~ credits
Interpre,ta,iio:ns of ptobabilitv. techniques of counting i'n de,termiriing e:quaUy likely outcomes, condltlonal orobabilitv and. independence, rand~a,m,varia'bl'es,and statistical ap-pl(catiQl)s of probability. (Yetter], '
55~
4 credits
Matbematic,a.l AniilyYS,is,I
" ' An tnrroductton to, analytic, geametry and single-var'iaole'calculus, with 'emphasis on 'Ii.mi,ts!,differ-antiation and inteqration ar.ad'their app,Ii'~tian, '(lI,IIi,i:h,eel)
se,
4 credits
Ma,th.e.r;r,iati¢,a.1 Analysis II
A ccntlnuetion ,of lI,II~t,hematical An'aly'si,s:1 ex,tending to' differentiation and integra.tia'n 'af trigonometric, I:ogarithmi,c. aod exponential fu'nctiohs as well as thr.eediinen~ipn:a) ',a,nalytic geametry', centrall con'i~s" i~finite ser.i~es,vectprs and pO,lilr ,coor.dinates, (Mich,eef)
79.
l\II,odeYn',Concepts
3: c-redits
of ,Ge'ometry
qe,om,etric,theory'f,~6,rn the ~:xi:6ri1a,t,icpoint o'f vi'ew with emphasi's on Euclidian¡2- and , 3~space geametry. incill.di,ng vec.t,or geal)'letry, a:nGln,o'n'-E'I,I,clidiangeom'etr.ies. (Micheel) .
See. Educa'ti6n
Teaching' Mathematics
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Tt1~' pt:iysical p,riQciples.~t1a.t g<;lyern'th~e,il)te'~(#IIJg'e .oJ·,i;l)at'ter·.aria:en:e(gy! ~TiN.o'te:e, .!~r.~ :p'er,i·o.d~a~I'fO'l:1r hgur.s; taboratorv :Vllor.k per ·we.e_!5. (Garmicha~l, P.~lsen')
11.' !:h;~i~tian appr<;Hi~Q.to' the s.t'.uCtY'9f'Qi910gi~al p.rl~cip.les.§f lif~, 'i'ts \egl1latio};i,.ieLProc;:luction and' development', evolution', and organisms. Trwo lecture periods and: '!6ur n6:1)~~labof?:tory\wo:rk.:p€f:week. !_~'oeh·lke;·S.0:a!);t_i) •
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Meilahn P, Zann"chairma'n, Professors AQderson, Backer, Meyer, Nolte, Schenk, 'Schubkegel, Shilling, Stelljes, and lrit's,truc~'or',Luedt,ke:, ' Instructors i~ applied
music:
Narrcv Clemenson, J,u'c:!ithKresnicka, Gertrude Nolte, Marjorie F.!a,u,Lo,i's
Schro~der,.Jpy'c\l$chubkegel,
Dorothy Westphal;'and
Clara Wichm:a:nH,
Principles. oi Music and 2,
2, and '2 credits
Basic Musicianship
,Incilividual and group sing'iRg,ear trainlnq.jbastctheorv. HYfT),ns;fOlksonqs. art songs, good: "pops," and choral selections, Offered on three levels: proper placement is determined by evaluation of pr,ev,ious,experien,ce, Jliree class meeti,ngs per we'ek, (Nolte, Schubkeqel; Shillin'g, Zahn)
2b:
3 credits
Rercepti:On of Mu'sic
.This course.trains the studentto perceive the eleme'nts c?fmu)i,c',andto apply-them to various tvpes, It s,up,p,o'r'ts: this trainin'g;with histo,ricOlIinsights, (Andersen. Sc.~enk)
75, '
2 credits,
Lutheran Wo.rsh}p
TheSundav-eervice. other orders of worship, and :I'wmn,ody are studied and applied to the life and Work of the' Lutheran, teacher-church musician. S,igriificant develop, ments i~ the history 6f Western worship,~re give'ncon'~i,d_era,tion ... (Backer) ,
Teaching Music inthe
ElernentarvSchoof'
See Education
Music (i;oncen'tra:tion Courses-
5,5,
Theorv
2 credits
of Musi'c I
The techniques of music through analysis of the chorale and a penetration into-the fundamental triads and their inversions through partwritinq and related keyboard work, (Schubkeqel, §jtelljes) ,
3- cre<;l.i,ts
5,6, Theorv of Music II
Gontinua'tion of Theory of MU,sic'i. Usage of seyenth cho~ds; applicati,on of non, harm<;>nictones" Keyboard work with drill in applied modulation, T.heory and prac' t,il':e'o:fharmo,J;li,zingthe chora'I,e, (!?chubkeg,el,Stellj,es)
85:.
Cb,o,ral Cond,l;J,ctingang, ~epe!toire F'undamen,ta,lsof baton techniq,ue, rehearsal proced~ures',lIoice production, tone, blend, diction, the elements of interpretation, Practice in training the church choir and i!) selecti,ng'music appropriate for th'e servic,e, (Zah!).)
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Credit ~~ward graduation will t:!e gra:nte-d f,ot keyboard work required in- the music concentration, 'Others rnav elect keyboard, work i~fthey have a cumulative ,grade point
averaqe of 2,000, ,or .better
andthe: a:PJ?r.o,va_lof their adviser and tlie
I)'i_us,i'cdivision 'chairman, P,iano 1,
Piano
i' €redit
A coursedesiqned to' help prepare 'the student far :cl~,ssrlil_c)'rTi '~eytia'aid responsibilities lin our Lutheran elementary schools. T.he studeht'ptevs pjana,I,i.teraJ,u(e~,scale_s, chords. accompanimerrts. and hvrnns. (Staff)'
1 credit A continuation, of P',i,anp1ana a terrn,i,(l,a,1 pjano-cour'se ,rn'tlie ge')~ral education area designed to' 'prepare.the student far classroom respansibilities in our Lutheran elerrantarv schools. The student plays piah-a literature.iscales. chords, accompaniments, and hymns, (S\~ff) " , ' ,,' -. , -
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P"iano'
1 credit
Apprapriate'literature, scales, chords, ;'l.C!:ci'm·panir11Ein~s, hXr:nns,and s-an-g-s desi-gnedto', 'imprave the student's ability to' manage,e,I,el1}emaryclassroom music responsibitities. Prerequjsite: Piano 2 or its equivale-n-t, (Staff)
21,
Piano
,1 credit
Appropriate literature, hvmns,.' an_a,sangs;:furiihei" development of ',technical skilts. Preraquisite: Piarro 20 or.tits equivalent. (Sta_ff) , Far the student cantinuing pianO' study, beyand the level, af PianO' 21, advanced in'st,oction to. increase techni'cai:ski'li a~d reper'taire'is affer~(r," ,,
Organ 'The 0rgan' :curriculum seeks to prepare the ~ytheran teacher to,assist with the art of the 9rgan in 'car.rying o'ut eongregati'Ona'l vyqrship': It, offers ind'ividual' ized instruction on three levels: Cours~' ,One, (:ourse Two, 'and Course TAre~, Th-e student deve,lops at his own pace, Succ~ssful completion oi,any ~ourse ce'rtifies ~he candidate as chur~h Qrg,aRist with',~ou,rse On~, Twp, ,~r' ~liree proficiency" CO'yrse pne
1 cred it per semester
Or,gan fundamenta,l.s" sight reading, keyboard harmany, registratian, 'Order af Haly Cammuman. h¥mns, and service music, Co'n:l'pletio'n'af-Caurse' ahe narmally requires 5-7, creaits:, (Sfaff) , , , ... ,
Groga'n' fur'darrlf~(~tals an'9 technical s~.ua.i~s; sigh.t read'ng;.Ii;l'odulati.,;r; and :b~idging;, .wd,er .Q.f service i'n The lutheran Hymnal;· accornpantmenr.nntonanon., and :tran'spq' sifion of h'ymns;1ser,vice music; choral and solo: acc6hlpim'im·ents. CCfmpleiibn',o,f.
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'3: .. cred ".. its . 'THe I'ife:and·wo~k 'of Ghrist,an'd' of th'e fO'un'ding,and,g'r.owth b'f':l;iis'Ch'(fr'chIth'rough, :~h'e,V:-'.6tk,'~·f;!h~ !ilj;i:rY, q~o~~,_ (.H·uebr;J~r,;K~uege-r),· -,
3 credits
Christian Doctrine I
20.
A study of those truths which the, Bible, as the div.illel';i inspired source of doctrine, presents concerning the A.uthor, the object, and the Mediator of salvation.. (Brick. Hoenecke, Krueger)
21.
3 credits
lN~w Testament Epistles, Selected New Testament epistles, with ,emphasjs.on tf\ouglit ariq content. (B0~rneke, KoeTp:irl,R.addatz)
50.
,3 credits
Christian Doctrine ,II,
The Scriptural truths concerning the blessing the Holy GhQst showers 'on believers. individuallv and !Jollectively, in .the presentation and appropriation .of \th.egif,t of sal; vation. (Hoenecke, Olsen) .
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3 credits
Lutheran Confessional Writings
The origin, content. and significance of the confessions of the Lutheran ,Church as contained :in the Book of .concord (l580), (Hartwig, Kdelpin)
Sociel Studies 1.
3' credits
Western Civilization I
Th,e-civilization of the Near East. Greece, and Roine to 31 B.C. with special attention t~ their relationships with the Hebrews, (Boerneke, Har~wig,Krueger, Radda,tz)
2.
3 credits
Western Civilization II
Developments in theChristian church and among the nations of western Europe from the.birth of the Homan Empire to the six~e'e:':1~,h century. (Boerneke, Hartw.ig, Raddatz}
20.
.3 credits
Europe in Modern Times
An examination of the Eurolilean world since the Reformation with emphasis-on the pol,iti,c!ll, social, in,t~lectual, and religious changesof.these centuries: (Boer neke, Krueqer l , , "
21,
3 credits
The American Scene, to 187¡7
A,n' examination of the American way of life'from its colonial foundations to the cementing of the unron after the Cjvil lI:Jar, (Koelpjn, l)I1eif:lack)
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3, credits
Ge,ography of the Americas
The physical and cultural geography of the Western Hemisphere with special treatment of the United, States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina, Prerequisite: S.cience,2,8:Physical Geography, (t;f.eckman,n,Meihack)
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:3 credtts Our country's role in the world affairs rn ;this ce'nturY:Wi,t,h suffi,ci,e't:!ta~ten't-i9':1give.n. to domestic and fO'reigt:!developments tq make possib)e thel!=Jarifi,ca,t'i.Ori and .elabora-, ~i(ni ~lf this them!!. and with religi,ous,irnplicatlons receivinq speciat'strese. (L~\lp'rS~ri)
Social. Stud)e, ~oncentratioli
, 5).
The 0,nio-n:in 'Cris:is
C,0u.rse:s;
3'~reglts
1:I;I,etr'lal,s a'r:\dtriumphs of the Feder!!I Union during the midple ttfi,ra-o'f ihe,-1;S'OQ:s 'with its 'problems 'of sectlonalisrn, slavery'. secesslon; civ,i(,war. and reconstructron. (Nst 6ffere(j in'1974-7,'Ei) ,. ,
The developrnent; form"and tun'ctio'l"! of-our Ame,~i;ca'ri f,eperaf'go,l1ernn:ient, (Levorscn].
3 credits rlie·p!i~isi6!jrap~Ji: ahc:(cuh,ural' features of China. 'Japan; I~cii~'.·Pak!s~ai).a,i:id:S,ou~~;-' eaid Asia, stressing, the problems of popula.tio~ p;rl(ss.ure's. 'dev~iol',lment of resources. a'n1:linternational rtJI~,tio'n's:~rereQui,site: S,cien,ce28,: PhysiCa'lGeogr.aphy, (Hec,kma:l)n) ,
56:
~Ge_O'gra'phy.,of 'Akita
3 c~edit
A study of both' PtiysiCigral;lhic and cultural features of .Africe to"dari'fy the-role o'f that continent hi the world t,oday and its potential for the future, Prjlrequi'site, Scien~e 28: Physical Geography. (Meihack)
60.
The Age of Discovery
3 credits
The forces, attitudes, and achievements associate!'! wi~h ~he,civitization o'f the Renaissance in' Itafy and the EurIJpeari',ybyages of exploration in the era between 1300 and 160th (Raddatz)
61.
The Reformation Era An iri~c;lepth sjudv of, ,the R'eformat,ion, Examines at first 'hand the,~concerns and ~nvictioris o.f thdse who participated in the Reformation., (K'oelpi'n)
65:
Moelern Russia
3 c~e:QitS.
An, introduction to the histCiry. of Russia and the SOVie~U:,i'ion fro,m' the 'six,tee.nfh, ceritu'ry to t,he J:iresent, (SO:erneke)
7-1.. 'Arn,erican Dipl6m'acy'
32'redits
The role of foreign relations ir:1'ou'r ,country's histary. especiallV in ,th'is',cen:w·r,y. (L~vsrscifl)
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Tweriti,eth', Centur v '(urope penetrating view of Europe an'd ifs .culture in a :c;:entur.y'of crisjs.
(Boern'eke)
Mo<;lew,Chioa .An intr..odu,ctio.nrto' 'the' l\i,Sto'r.y.ot modern ,Ghina,'an ancient civ)l,izatio'lt'b_uf a ;p~b, -vocative r?o\ivflrin our complex tw,eQne~h~entury, (ql~~n)
3: credits
',80., ,l.,.utt),erani'sm'in America
I!.uthera'nism as' it 'developed, 'its various forms on American sdill, with emphasis on the ~y,"lOd'ical,Conf.~renc~'ana;,the'Wjscqns,i,f)Eitan.9~liCal~uth~ran Sy,no,d; (K,oelp,i(l')
~90,
Fo!,!'n'dations of History' A~' i(lvestigaJi:o(l of the 'h'j'sto'ry,of mstorv. histo~ical,metli,od",the ~is,t'or!cala'p'proach, tne Christian philosophy of hisrory i(l):pntrast to otner pnuosoohiesot history, He,q,u)r,edp,f alii students ,c:on'centratin~: i,n s9,cia'l's,t,u<;l,ies, ..Se'ni'o'rstandi ng required, '+Ha~twig) , , ,
Musicians' ,d,eligh}' clj,ljpel-!jJiidjtorium
orga'!,
Thedlvlsion 6~ special.services o'ff.~:rsprograrifs.in,addition'to thlilse of !h~ r~~u" Ila'r'sdioo'l vear. ,Amon"9\·t,h:~se ,a.r;~the summer school; the certifipation.proqrarrr offered in CQ'njur:rc~ign ..~ith the 'slJrjir:r(e,r school, the, correspondenca study pro:_gra,m:,. ~or-~sh'pps ~ng.institutes. IG.u'idelinesfor Syno!!lipalt~r,tincat,ip'il: '(I(lev,iseganp Ad9,Pte,d.1~,7.·;') T.1:1'e:.G'onfe'(ence' of 'Presidents of the.WisconsiR Evangelica'."L.utheran_S.Yn'Od has 'adopted the foll9wing,'reg'uiati'ons, as,.Q.ei'ngap.i>Ii~atileto a,lI:such who v,;ish to' be rcertifled for, tea·c.~ir:lg" fn 't!:le,I,.,u~hef.anschoofs Qf'the, .Wisco.nsin Ellang'elical Lutheran :Sv.r:(o,c:, Graduates of coll'eges other than Dr, Martin Luther to'lIeiJe (I;)M I:.G)c'and:\~iii;,: c,o.i:ls,i,ri L:'4theraii;$,emj'n~~y !Wi,S') who ';"ish to become certlfied b_lJt\')It{~. ·n.ot.q,ualify·,for.·a colloquy sli~1I have the r~qU,isi,te'acaqemic',trai'i)jrigl for a .teachertn 'tti;eir field ar:l_d's!iallearn. aminimurn of ejgbteen semester hoursof pr;!lpi~a,s'olitl ined ~be.lo,w,
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~, nir:ie'cred,i,~s:any cl,necourse from each .of the following thre~ areas:
H .G(IOTestameniAltudies a)' Genesis b) ·-r:he.8i~tory,of Israel c) Other courses.which·~qua'I,i,fY, u:(l9,~.ol,d Testa.ment stuGfies. ,~) New l;estarhen't Stuaies . a), The "LewTes:tament l:Jistory, b) ~ew Testament Epistles •. c) T-he Life of Christ cl) '6tii~r ~courses,whichl qo.alifyounder N'ew Tes'tame,l)f stu.dres 3) Christian Doctrin'e' .' a), Chr-istian i)o'c'tr,ine I , b'); CI:1'~istian';Dochine:'I:" ,c), Other courses which'qualify u,r;id~:rc.~r.i,sti'a,i:J.d,oct:r:iiie· ,2;::
~Se:cbnCl,arY. :c~lI.ege,a,n,dsemi,nary' teachers sllall earn. a:, :six c~edits 'ij;,.the f.qllolivi,\!fp.,resC'ribed:c.o)Jrses_: .,) 'Luihera'ii'<::onfessio'nal Wi"itin,g's 2) 'P~i'oci'pi~s8l G~Jistian: E.ducation 11», :n'iR'~~r.edits: 'ali\v ,driecourse 'from each !'iO'lle,foUowing areas:
",) ;'qll::f!estaIlJE!nt:Studjes 'a) Genesis
T-I;l.e8ysto'fy' of11sra'el '. .' ' Other courses-wtuch quali'fy ,~nd:er 9.lq:r.~stament ,stitd),I'll;: 2) T,esta'm'em Stu9i,es ' a). !:he ~.e'w \f~{tam;ent His'!o;r,y' ,b) N,evvTestament EpjS,tl,es .c] The-Life of Ghrist ,cii,I O'iher:cpurse; ~,t'lic.~\.ql!alify' u[.lger:,New Tes't'aff.Jelwst~die.s. 3,) leh'ristian' DO'ctrine ~ ,f) ·Chrrjs:~i~.nD'octrin'~; I, .b) ',8bristiarl'[ID.Qctrin:e· I'll ;~l ~,~Rer,co'~rs,es which qualify. 4.l)i;(e'r,'~::Jiri~X~.i1, d,owin~ 0), C)I
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Dr. Ma'rti,n Luther C::olleg'e offers an ::Ag\la,nced Study Program Ministrv"
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E,I,i,gibility This proqrarn h~,s been desiqned for 'individuals who have completed' an approved program of reljqious education .. Si:Jc~'persons ,,!r~ g:~a~ci.l!a~es'of.Dr. 'M'ar.tin Luther Colleqe, ,gradu,ates of Wi,s,corisin Luther-an _Ser:i'lin;;lry:,al):d o~ti_e'r~w~p .have cornpleted a, baccalaureate pro,gYan'i of ed,ucat{Qn and have also e:a,fri,e<;l sy r;(o'<;l/ca I certification: Course Requirements A minimum of eighteen semester .hours of 'acceptable academic credit must- be earned to.cornplete the advance(i study program, So th'at the student may p,ursue his interests in a manner which exposes him to as broad an experience as is possibl:e, he wi!'1 be asked to,do his specialized study in three Broad areas of course offe~ings: ~) S'tudies in the Scr.iptmes, 2) Studies ~n Heligi.~us Thouglrlt and Ljfe,. ,and
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li>escrfp,tio.n' J'G6,(respondence' e.ou.rses· aia an indivi:d.ua'i in achie.v,rr:]9 'an educatiO,nal' ~0aJ 'lhmugh hor.ne'-stwey ,under :professional. guidance,. tHe cl:lrrespondeni;:e'lcour'ses .·off~re'd ,by Dr. Mar.tlfl !..uther ~01'lege are' p.repared· and ~a:ug'l:lt:by regular. :mem· 'hers 0'f th'e facu;I,t/y wt:ro usuall,y t~ach ~he same courses '~n c'amp~s. The cbQt:er:)h ,w,or'k, re"quir:erTJ~,n't.,.a;n'd.crecjit offered for cO!-jrses i:rl-the);~me,s.p5:?'nci.ence :P/bg'ri(r;i;i '~re fil:qui'vaJejj~ to tb'El sa'r;rie cO,urs,es in t,n!,! regular p~p'gtam 'of t,he ~6I1ege. Ndr· 'm,aJry, a,:tt:).re~~:~J:e.difco.r.tes·p'o:n:der:rce~0.uj-s,e is,di.vide:d'i,~to. 24 le_ssqiis, a mid:te~m', rarii,jI'a ffnall;examinati0n.
EligibiliW
Enrollment in the correspondence course pr.oqrarn for credit shall be open to all who would qualify for admission into regular and-summer school sessions of Dr. Martin Luther Colleqe, Sundav school teachers <!n~I.a_ymen.a,~e also encouraged to 'apply' even, if they are not interested in,academic credit, Admissio!1
Application tor correspondence study may be mage at any rime. If the demand for correspondence courses available ~,hpul,d ex-ceed .the manpower available, preference will be given to those iivi).ci are w,o'rki!1gtoward the Synod's certifica.tion 路pro路gram. Cost
The fee. for. a three-credit correspondence course is $45.00. student incfudetexjbooks, materials, and Im_a,il,i;ng expenses,
Other costs to the
Further- Information Complete information concerning the correspondence study pr.o!iq(~路 m.ay be obtained .oy路addressing vour request to the director of. special services.
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IShr !s~~an'~~ri,: S~~~2"n, M~ani'9~,o_c.:,.~ii, Claus, Gail,.Crete, III. ~GI~me'ri$on, Ne;n~y; Zumb'ro.fa',' Mi'nn). 'Dercks~Mar.y ,~,Combined: Loc.ks,j"!,,is,
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Schmeli'ng, Gaylin, Hu tch Inson , Minn, 'S'paude:'N,ao,mi,.'~aulAla(osa, ~is,
RECOMMEND,ED FOR SYNOe CEF.fTlFlCATION, JU,Lv. 1973 'Ea'ton, Deborah, S'ag'inaw, Mich, Gors:line, o'enn'is, N,ew U,lm, M)n,n, Hermanson, 80ger, N,ew Vim, M,inn,
Just, Allan','New Ulm, Minn, Sct\wartz, Gra'i'g,Eau Claire; Wis. p'oriics'enXi, Haj na, 'Fresno; Cal.
1,97'4 MIP-)' EAR,G,R:~eU,ATE.S· Breitenfield, Janice, Tomah, W.is. Haaq, Con'nie, There'sa/Wis" Habeck, David, Kewaunee, Wis, Hahn. James, Theresa, Wis, Huseman, <:;"hristine, Clarinda', la,
Min~h, Jack, Ke,wask,um, Wis. , Molkentin"J,ames, Oak, Creek, Wis, Peterson, Mary: Clark,'S, Oak, Remias, Elizabeth, Sterlin,li l-;ieights, ri.i!ich. Sosi rrski, "Ronald, Mankato, Minn,
.S.rUr;ler, James, New .Ulm, Minn ..
E~,ROLL,IVi,~,~TSUMMARY Me'n'
.Sumrner Session 1.973 E'orolled iii 'regular courses Enrolled in ,wor,kshops
Regular Session 1,973-1
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Se'nio'rs
Residen,t Syno,(ji'cal Ce~t'if,icatip.o:> Uncla~sifie.d, par t-ttrne
Totals
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147 128 104' 107 1
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Fr'e~,men' So'phomores Ju~iors
Women
51. 3,2 4,6 2
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