Letters by Thomas J. Hochstettler
President's Letter, January 2006: It’s winter in Portland and the rain is steady, but my spirits are high—partly because I’ve come to embrace the wisdom of Lewis & Clark’s late, beloved professor William Stafford, who taught us “to shake hands with the rain. It’s a neighbor, lives here all winter.” Read More
President's Letter, September 2005: We are now well launched into the new academic year at Lewis & Clark College. It is always a refreshing change to have the students return to campus, bringing with them their energy, their enthusiasm, and their latest technological gadgets. Read More
President's Letter, November 2004: Since our arrival in Portland last August, my wife Marcia and I have enjoyed enormously the opportunity to meet many of you and to express our pleasure at being called to Lewis & Clark. This letter has a twofold purpose: first, to reaffirm my conviction that this is a wonderful college with a truly great future ahead of it; and second, to invite each of you to celebrate both the present and the future of the College at my inauguration as president this spring. Read More
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