Press Release - December 23, 1999
Office of the Commissioner of Probation

SANDWICH RESIDENT REPRESENTS ALMA MATER
AT COLLEGE PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION

Robert F. Glaser, Jr., a Barnstable District Court Probation Officer and Sandwich resident, recently represented Northeastern University President Richard M. Freeland at the recent inauguration of New England Conservatory President Lars Dormer.

Glaser participated in the inaugural procession in his role as president of Northeastern's Alumni Association. He is also chief executive officer of the Board of Directors and is responsible for all policy developed by the schools Board of directors.

"Bob has been a great asset to Northeastern, and we are pleased to have him preside over the Alumni Association. His commitment and leadership will be invaluable as we move into the next millennium," Freeland said.

Glaser has served on the executive committee of the Alumni Association since 1986. He also oversaw the development of a long-term strategic plan for the Alumni Association which went into effect in 1991. A probation officer since 1970, Glaser is also a member of Northeastern's Criminal Justice Alumni Association and the University's Varsity Club.

The Massachusetts Probation Service is a department of the Massachusetts Trial Court. There are 12 Probate and Family Court, 12 Superior Court and 70 District Court probation offices statewide. The Office of the Commissioner of Probation serves as the central administrative office for the state Probation Service.