How stressful were the day-to-day duties of being President?
A. I did not find the duties of being president particularly stressful. I can honestly say that I enjoyed going to work every day. Whatever stress we may have experienced was alleviated by the enjoyment of attending fine arts performances, and athletic and social events. We were away from home about five nights a week, but never out very late. Q. What did you enjoy most about being president? A. The most enjoyable part was the association with parents and students and having interaction with faculty and staff—particularly those with whom I worked every day. It was exciting and encouraging to travel around the state and hear employers talk about the quality of Eastern graduates. Working with the Foundation and off-campus constituencies was pleasant and rewarding. We made many friends representing the University. Q. How did you feel when your presidency came to a close? A. Either when I was appointed or shortly after, I indicated to the Regents that I would not stay in the position longe
