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About Lewis & Clark

Sustainability

Lewis & Clark engages in developing a sustainable community, ecology, and the critical thinking that is prepared to meet the challenges of the 21st century. By bringing the process of sustainability into our daily lives, Lewis & Clark is changing how we interact with the environment for a healthier and more prosperous world for generations to come. 

In 2009 the Lewis & Clark campus had a building area size of 1.25 million square feet, a full-time enrollment of 2859, a part-time enrollment of 708, with 12 percent of the student population living on campus. We are dedicated to creating a way to sustainably engage all these students into our campus.  

Check out the different areas below to see how Lewis & Clark is changing to meet these needs.

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Profiles and News

  • As part of Lewis & Clark’s commitment to sustainability, a new program is being adopted this year to conserve natural and economic resources. Read more.
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    Years at Lewis and Clark: 33

    Role: Associate Vice President for Campus Life with a major focus on program planning, scheduling, and promotion across the institution.

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    Years at Lewis and Clark: 4

    Role: undergrad student, former SEED President, 2009 Sustainability Coordinator, Editor of Sustainability is Sexy

    Favorite book recently read: The Worldly Philosophers by Robert Heilbroner

    Favorite Portland restuarant: The Lucky Lab


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    Years at Lewis and Clark: 16

    Role: Professor in the Graduate School of Education and Counseling

    Favorite book you read lately: Power and Place: Indian Education in America by Vine DeLoria and Peter Wildcat

    Favorite portland restaurant: Cafe Mingo

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