Pacific Lutheran University - Saga Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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University President fills' Demanahg Role The University president is often pictured as one who sits in a large, plush chair in a spacious office and shakes hands with people as they come and go. Rarely, however, does a univer- sity president get to sit in his chair, because his role is so var- ied, busy, and demanding. Dr. Robert Mortvedt fills this de- manding role as our university president. This past year Dr. Mortvedt met numerous speak- ing engagements, represented PLU at important community functions, participated in many meetings with the Regents and others involving school policy and growth, and fulfilled a mul- titude of other duties concerned with the University. This past year, Mrs. Richard Giroux was appointed adminis- trative assistant to Dr. Mortvedt to help relieve him of some of his duties. She handled routine correspondence, assisted the pres- ident with University research, and Worked with Regents affairs. Mrs. Lucille Giroux, Administrative Assistant to the President Dr Mortvedt takes the first cut into his birthday cake ,f