The Winona Plan - Seminary and College - A Five-Year Plan To Coordinate Graduate Study in Five Universities

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“The Winona Plan: Seminary and College” outlines a five-year coordination effort for graduate study across five universities, including four college area studies and cooperation in using educational resources. The bulletin also details membership structure and incentives for those interested in Catholic education, including sustaining, seminary, college/university, and individual dues. It further specifies publication cadence, indexing information, office addresses, and officers for the 1963-64 term, followed by departmental leadership listings for major and minor seminaries and college/university governance.

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The Winona Plan: Seminary and College

A Five-Year Plan To Coordinate Graduate Study in Five Universities

Four College Area Studies

Cooperation in the Use of Educational Resources

Membership in the Association

Publications and Bulletin Information

Officers for the Year 1963-64

Major Seminary Department

Minor Seminary Department

College and University Department

NATIONAL CATHOLIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONBU LLETINFebruary 1964 Inter-Institutional Cooperation- # The Winona Plan:Seminary and College A Five-Year Plan To Coordinate Graduate Studyin Five Universities Four College Area StudiesCooperation in the Use of Educational Resources MEMBERSHIP IN THE ASSOCIATION All who are interested in the welfare of Catholic educational work areinvited to become members of the National Catholic Educational Associa-tion.It is the desire of the Executive Board that the membership be in-creased so that the organization may represent a powerful influence infavor of religious education in America. Support:The expenses of the Association are raised by the annual duesof the members,and by contributions from those who have taken a particu-lar interest in the work.Membership dues are as follows: Sustaining Membership:Anyone desiring to receive the publications ofmany departments of the Association may become a sustaining member.The annual fee for such membership is $25.00. Major Seminary Dues:Each Seminary in the Major Seminary Depart-ment pays an annual fee of $25.00. Minor Seminary Dues:Each Minor Seminary in the Minor SeminaryDepartment pays an annual fee of $25.00. College and University Dues:Constituent Membership—Each college oruniversity with an enrollment of 1,500 or over pays an annual fee of$150.00;institutions with enrollment between 1,000 and 1,499 pay S125.00annually;institutions with enrollment between 500 and 999 pay $100.00annually;institutions with enrollment of less than 500 pay $75.00 annually.Associate Membership—Institutions holding Associate Membership pay$25.00 per year. Newman Foundation Dues:Each Newman Foundation member paysan annual fee of $25.00. School Superintendents Dues:Each Superintendent in the School Super-intendents Department pays an annual fee of $10.00. Secondary School Dues:Each institutional member in the SecondarySchool Department pays an annual fee of $10.00. Elementary School Dues:Each institutional member in the ElementarySchool Department pays an annual fee of $10.00. Special Education Dues:Each institutional member in the Special Educa-tion Department pays an annual fee of $5.00. Supervisors Dues:Each member of the Supervisors Section pays anannual fee of $10.00. Individual Membership:Anyone interested in the work of Catholic edu-cation may become a member of the Association.Individual membership,however,should not be a substitute for institutional membership;forexample,staff members of Catholic educational institutions may becomeindividualmembers,but not in place of institutional membership of theirschools.The annual fee for general individual membership is $5.00. Publications:The Association issues a quarterly Bulletin published inFebruary,May,August,and November of each year.The August Bulletinincludes the Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.These Bulletins and somespecial publications are sent to all members.Departmental publications goto members of the various departments. General Office of the National Catholic Educational Association1785 Massachusetts Avenue,N.W.,Washington,D.C.20036 The Bulletin is published quarterly by the National Catholic Educational Association.Subscription price,$3.00 per year.Annual individual membership fee in the Associationincluding Bulletin,$5.00.Onice of the Executive Secretary,1785 Massachusetts Ave-nue,N.W,Washington,D.C.,20036.The National Catholic Educational AssociationBulletin is indexed in The Education Index of the H.W.Wilson Co.as well as inThe Catholic Periodical Index.Second-class postage paid at Washington,D.C. # NATIONAL CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONBULLETIN The Winona Plan:Seminary and College Most Reverend George H.Speltz # A Five-Year Plan To Coordinate Graduate Studyin Five Universities Reverend Edward J.Bunn,S.J. Four College Area Studies Reverend W.E.O'Donnell Cooperation in the Use of Educational ResourcesSister Rose Dominic,S.C.L. February 1964 Vol

FAQs

What is “The Winona Plan” intended to coordinate over five years?

It is a five-year plan to coordinate graduate study across five universities, supported by coordinated educational resource use.

How are association expenses supported?

Expenses are raised through annual member dues and contributions from those with a particular interest in the work.

How often is the association’s Bulletin published?

The Bulletin is published quarterly in February, May, August, and November, and the August issue includes the Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

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