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File contains correspondence from Dr. Rieke’s presidency at PLU. Major topics included are: correspondence regarding Rieke’s presidential activities (including assorted conference attended), PLU community involvement, plans for visiting other colleges, newspaper clippings, business with ASPLU, veteran associations, and other university-related business.

Correspondence between Dr. Rieke and other church contacts during his presidency regarding invitations to events, donations to PLU, community and church affiliations and business, and speaking engagements. File includes not only correspondence, but also event programs and other documents as well.

A series of memoranda, correspondence, and planning documents regarding different PLU visitors and involvement from the Office of the President.

File includes miscellaneous correspondence with people, organizations, and other figures in Norway relating to university and assorted business regarding Rieke’s visit in 1983. Key figures Rieke correspondence with include: Johan Fr. Heyerdahl (General Secretary), Bjorn Jensen (Minister of Foreign Affairs), Lars Roar Langslet (Minister of Culture), Ambassador Kjell Eliassen, and many more.

File contains assorted correspondence regarding PLU Board of Regents business including reelection (and non-reelection) letters, creation of committees, assorted memorandum, correspondence related to donations, information about “self-study,” and other issues.

File includes general correspondence from the remainder of Dr. Rieke’s presidency at PLU. Major topics include: PLU’s relations with the Tacoma and Parkland business and commercial community, community involvement and service, invitations and thank you notes following various events, and other university business.

File includes copies of report, “Developing a Perspective for the Future,” presented to M.J Murdock Charitable Trust as part of efforts to secure a grant with the tagline, “To share in the strength of science.” Also included is a brochure and informational report about the Hoko River Archaeological Project—a project of the Department of Anthropology at PLU.

An assortment of memorandum, reports, correspondence, copies of receipts, and media releases regarding PLU’s radio station, KPLU-FM. File also includes various articles from different publications like PLU’s Campus Scene about the radio station.

File includes correspondence regarding PLU Board of Regents business including election and reelection letters, convocation plans (1979), board meeting minutes, travel and retreat plans, and other university and personal business.

File includes informational pamphlets, analytics, documents regarding “Christian Higher Education,” and other materials regarding “PLU Sunday,” an educational program about educational partnership with different church organizations and synods.