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In the past year the Board of Trustees of the Institute pro tem concentrated mainly on the drafting of a constitution. This constitution was ratified on June 15, 1949, the Board of Trustees pro tem was dissolved, and the first meeting of members of the Institute was held. At this meeting members of the first Board of Trustees of the Institute were elected to serve according to provisions of the constitution, and chairmen and members of the Membership and Grievance Committees were elected. After this meeting the Board of Trustees met and elected officers of the Institute.
With the growth in the enrollment of candidates and the progress of candidates now well advanced in the course in training, we have been able to enlist many well-qualified trainees to assist in the courses. This practice offers the opportunity for candidates to broaden their experience; it tends to break down the line between student and teacher; and it makes for mutuality in educational development between faculty and candidates, senior candidates and juniors, and those who have been newly admitted. There has been a marked increase in the number of lectures given by candidates to