such as Minister of Family and Youth, Minister of Discipleship, and Minister of Christian Education. Campus Martin Luther College is situated in the city of New Ulm, Minnesota, on a wooded bluff overlooking the Minnesota River Valley. The college's of property include its main campus, an athletic complex, and a forested property used as a natural outdoor laboratory. The main campus is located at the highest point in New Ulm, between Hermann Heights Monument and Flandrau State Park. Most of MLC's academic and administrative operations are located within the college's Old Main, dedicated in 1884, the Wittenberg Collegiate Center, dedicated in 1928, and the Link, connecting Old Main to the Wittenberg Collegiate Center, dedicated in 1995. The Old Main was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979, after being nominated as a leading example of Gothic Revival architecture in Minnesota and a distinctive symbol of local religious education. The main campus also includes the Luther Student Center, Music Hall, Music Center, the 1200-seat Chapel of the Christ, a 900-seat auditorium (within the Wittenberg Collegiate Center), a gymnasium, a library, four residence halls, and several faculty homes. The college's library cooperates with the Traverse des Sioux Library System. Martin Luther College hosts 17 pipe organs, including the 57-rank Schantz organ in its chapel and a 42-rank Casavant organ in its auditorium. Along with its buildings, the main campus also includes tennis courts, a football field, a softball diamond, and various athletic practice fields. Additionally, the college owns a athletic complex located a few blocks from the main campus. It is composed of soccer fields, a baseball diamond, and other practice facilities. The complex was dedicated in 2009 and was funded by both the college and the city of New Ulm. Student life Student body As of November 2018, Martin Luther College enrolled 764 undergraduate and 128 graduate students. The undergraduate student body included students from 33 states and eight foreign countries and was 48% female. 564 undergraduates were enrolled in MLC's education programs, while 200 were enrolled in its pre-seminary program. 35% of undergraduate students were alumni of the college's two preparatory schools, Luther Preparatory School in Watertown, Wisconsin, and Michigan Lutheran Seminary in Saginaw, Michigan. Residential life Martin Luther College generally requires its students to live on-campus during their undergraduate years. This requirement is justified by the administration as an effort to provide students a measure of