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January 1, 2007

In this issue of Lewis & Clark College eNews:

1. Faculty win book awards
2. Federal grant creates new legal clinics
3. Grant advances environmental studies
4. Winter Chronicle soon to arrive
5. Events of Interest
6. Useful Links

College News

Faculty members win Oregon Book Award

Two Lewis & Clark faculty members have won the 2006 Oregon Book Award, presented by Oregon Literary Arts at an awards ceremony on Friday, Dec. 1. Andrew Bernstein, associate professor of history, received the Frances Fuller Victor Award for General Nonfiction for his book "Modern Passings: Death Rites, Politics, and Social Change in Imperial Japan" (University of Hawaii Press, 2006). Justin Tussing, visiting assistant professor of English, received the Ken Kesey Award for the Novel for his book "The Best People in the World" (HarperCollins, 2006).
Learn more about the awards

Federal grant creates new legal clinics

Thanks to a federal grant, the National Crime Victim Law Institute at Lewis & Clark Law School has created three new legal clinics to provide pro bono legal services to victims of crime in the federal criminal courts. The announcement was made on December 1 by Meg Garvin, the institute's acting executive director.
Read about the clinics

Grant advances environmental studies

Some of the next generation of environmental leaders in academic and policy settings may well come from Lewis & Clark College, thanks to a new pilot program funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The three-year, $300,000 grant will enable the College to develop an innovative approach to undergraduate environmental studies that cultivates better and more relevant interdisciplinary student research.
Learn about the grant

Watch for winter issue of the Chronicle

The winter issue of the Lewis & Clark Chronicle magazine is slated for delivery in January. Look for features on Eban Goodstein, professor of economics; John Kroger, associate professor of law; and Chris Gragg M.A.T. '04. If you know of someone who is doing something noteworthy, use the online suggestion form to submit their name.
Read about alumni accomplishments

Events of Interest

Date

Event

Location

January 11

San Francisco event - Cyrus Partovi

San Francisco, CA

January 15

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service

Portland, OR

January 18

Watzek Rocks!

Portland, OR

January 18

Hoffman Gallery Exhibition Opening

Portland, OR

January 18

Photojournalist panel discussion

Portland, OR

January 24

Intercultural Network for Connecting Students

Portland, OR

January 25

Nel Noddings Lecture

Portland, OR

January 31

3rd Annual Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium

Portland, OR

January 31

Philosophy Colloquium

Portland, OR

February 7

Washington DC Alumni Chapter Kickoff Event

Washington, DC

February 8

New York Alumni Event

New York, NY

February 8

Missing Pieces and Whole Stories

Portland, OR

February 8

An Evening with Rebecca Walker

Portland, OR

February 10

Seattle Alumni Event

Seattle, WA

February 10

Casino Night

Portland, OR

February 13

Poetry on Palatine Hill: Marianne Boruch

Portland, OR

February 14

4th Annual Valentine's Luncheon

Portland, OR

February 15

Poetry on Palatine Hill: Jerry Harp and Paul Merchant

Portland, OR

February 16

Alexander String Quartet

Portland, OR

February 17

Los Angeles Alumni Event

Los Angeles, CA

February 22

2007 Steinhardt Lecture in Economics

Portland, OR

January Events Calendar

Pioneer Athletics Events and Information

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