Lutheran Seminary Presidents and Deans' Conference Files, 1970-1984.

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Lutheran Seminary Presidents and Deans' Conference Files, 1970-1984.

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Lutheran Seminary Presidents and Deans' files (1970-1984) contain conference proceedings, correspondence, and memoranda regarding conference arrangements and distribution of conference proceedings and related materials. Correpondents include Reuben C. Baerwald, Division Executive Director; Lutheran seminary presidents and deans; and Lutheran Council in the USA (LCUSA) participating church body officials. Additional materials relating to these conferences and other seminary activities are included in administrative files of the Division of Educational Services (LCU 12/1/4), the Division of Campus Ministry and Educational Services (LCU 12/2/2), and the subject files of the Division of Theological Studies (LCU 14/4).

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