College Faculties. Association of Lutheran. Past Meetings, Themes and Presidents

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1 YEAR PLACE THEME PRESIDENT* COLLEGE 1935 No stated theme *No presidents were selected until 1947.The names are listed with the meeting that the president planned and presided over, a year after he or she assumed the office. Current practice provides for one year served as presidentelect, one year as president (the year listed here), and one year as past president Augustana, IL No stated theme 1937 Luther, IA The Peculiar Responsibilities of the Teacher in a Christian College 1938 Midland No stated theme 1939 Our Lutheran Cultural Heritage 1940 Wartburg Valparaiso The Contribution of Christian to Human Freedom The Dynamics of Christian for Righteousness and Freedom The Unique Function of Lutheran Today 1944 DeKoven Foundation The Lutheran College Graduate in Modern Society 1945 NO MEETING HELD 1946 Orientation Toward Tomorrow in the Christian College 1947 Orientation in Lutheran Colleges Toward Christian Citizenship

Current practice provides for one year served as presidentelect, one year as president (the year listed here), and one year as past president.

2 1948 Christian Centered in the Church College Arthur Paulson 1949 Augustana, IL Toward a Lutheran Philosophy of Edward Nervig 1950 The Lutheran Teacher George Hall 1951 Capital Christian and Contemporary Cultural Crises W.O. Doescher Capital 1952 Luther, IA The Creative Task of the Christian College Ruth Wick, IL 1953 Faculty Welfare and Growth Martin Quanbeck 1954 Midland Teaching Load and Effective Teaching Kenneth Berger Luther, IA 1955 Wartburg Place of Extra Curricular Activity in the Christian Liberal Arts College Herman Gimmestad Midland 1956 Concordia M, MN The Church s Stake in Liberal Arts Stanley Olsen 1957 Valparaiso The Christian Liberal Arts College in a Science Culture Oliver Graebner Valparaiso 1958 The Christian College and the Social Man Carl E. Bailey Concordia M, MN 1959 The Lutheran College in the Next Decade Gerahrd Belgum Luther, IA 1960 Augustana, IL Some of my Best Friends are Students Ralph Hansen 1961 Luther, IA The Lutheran College and the Wall of Separation Philip Quanbeck

Doescher Capital 1952 Luther, IA The Creative Task of the Christian College Ruth Wick, IL 1953 Faculty Welfare and Growth Martin Quanbeck 1954 Midland Teaching Load and Effective Teaching Kenneth

3 1962 Concordia M, MN Creativity and Research in the Christian Liberal Arts College Kenneth Andeen Augustana, IL 1963 Some Issues in the Physical Sciences, Social Sciences and Humanities Harold Ditmanson 1964 Wartburg What is Quality Higher? Verlyn Smith 1965 Christian Higher in a Secular Society John R. Holum 1966 Genetic Manipulation and Christian Concern Clifford Hansen Dana 1967 The Current Scene in Catholic Higher James Fritschel Wartburg 1968 Augustana, IL The Generation Gap: Can We Learn From Students? Harold Carlson 1969 Dana Faculty and the New Intellectual Andrew Prinz Concordia, IL 1970 Muhlenberg Community and Commitment in Christian Higher Elliot Thoreson 1971 Wittenberg Towards a Philosophy of Christian Higher for the Seventies Robert Hartje Wittenberg 1972 The Church College and Law: Value Centered and Public Policy Doniver Lund 1973 Valparaiso Values and Curriculum Arthur L. Olsen 1974 The Christian View of the Human Being: Implications for David Grimsrud

Holum 1966 Genetic Manipulation and Christian Concern Clifford Hansen Dana 1967 The Current Scene in Catholic Higher James Fritschel Wartburg 1968 Augustana, IL The Generation Gap: Can We Learn From

4 1975 Capital Technological Man and Agape Alcyone Scott Midland 1976 The Role of the Professor at the Lutheran College Paul H. Andrews Capital 1977 Luther, IA Church Related College in an Age of Pluralism: The Search for a Viable Saga Arland Hultgren Wagner 1978 The Prophetic Role of Church Related Colleges Allan Hauck 1979 The Role of Lutheran Colleges in Human Liberation Jerry Hamilton Wittenberg 1980 Wittenberg Academic Integrity vs. Economic Reality Connie Gengenbach 1981 Valparaiso Reclaiming Humanism: A Challenge for Arts and Sciences Jan Hansen Capital 1982 Wartburg Conscience and Capitalism: What is the Responsibility of Lutheran Glenn Halverson Upsala 1983 Thiel The Hope for Global Order Donald Koetke Valparaiso 1984 USSR: Perspectives and Tensions Herman Diers Wartburg 1985 Augustana, IL The Universe: Large and Small Ingrid Tiegel 1986 Lenoir Rhyne Vision and Promise in the Liberal Arts Harold Haas Lenoir Rhyne 1987 Concordia, IL On Being an Intellectual as a Religious Vocation Wilfred Bunge Luther, IA 1988 Luther, IA The College Years and the Development of Character and Values Larry Rosenkoetter Bethany

The Role of Lutheran Colleges in Human Liberation Jerry Hamilton Wittenberg 1980 Wittenberg Academic Integrity vs.

5 1989 In Whose Image: Gender and the Identity of Lutheran Colleges Frederick Rusch 1990 Pacific Lutheran Gaining Perspective: International/ Intercultural. and the Liberal Arts Peter Hovde Concordia M, MN 1991 Concordia M, MN Environmental Values and the Liberal Arts College Sheri J. Tonn Pacific 1992 Visions for Faithfulness: Challenges of Feminist Theologies Beverly Stratton 1993 Texas Lutheran The Family: Realities and Myths Viji George Concordia NY 1994 Concordia, NE Diversity, Multiculturalism, and Lutherans? Wendy McCredie Texas Lutheran 1995 Wartburg Our Encounter with Islam Fred Strickert Wartburg 1996 California Lutheran Technology in Lutheran Higher Herb Gooch California Lutheran 1997 Valparaiso The Role of the Artist in Lutheran Higher Albert Trost Valparaiso 1998 Dana INTERSECTIONS: A Conference on Interdisciplinary Milt Heinrich Dana 1999 Luther Models of Mentoring Donna Kubesh Luther 2000 Concordia, CA Partnerships and Collaborations Peter Senkbeil Concordia, CA 2001 The Impact of Computer Culture on Liberal Arts Horst Ludwig 2002 Waldorf in International and Cross-Cultural Experiences Jay Sierszyn Waldorf/Wisconsin Lutheran

Tonn Pacific 1992 Visions for Faithfulness: Challenges of Feminist Theologies Beverly Stratton 1993 Texas Lutheran The Family: Realities and Myths Viji George Concordia NY 1994 Concordia, NE

6 2003 Roanoke Hallmarks of Excellence for the Liberal Arts in the 21st Century C. William Hill, Jr. Roanoke 2004 Concordia, NY A New York State of Mind: City as Text Ralph Peters Concordia, NY 2005 Midland Ethics in the World Today Patricia Trautrimas Midland

Roanoke 2004 Concordia, NY A New York State of Mind: City as

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