December 03, 2009

Pamplin Society inducts seven new members

The Pamplin Society of Fellows formally inducted seven new members this fall. Learn more about these exceptional students in this slideshow.

In a ceremony this fall, the Pamplin Society of Fellows formally inducted seven new members: Laura Bogar, Katherine Erlich, Zach Holz, Warren Kluber, Diane Murray, Nicole Myoraku, and Analise Rodenberg.

Learn more about this year’s inductees in this slideshow.

The Pamplin Society brings together students and faculty of the highest caliber. Membership is extended to seven students each year as they begin their second year at the College; it is the highest honor bestowed by the College on its students. This year’s inductees joined the ranks of 21 students, more than 80 alumni, and four endowed professors.

Members of the Society demonstrate the characteristics outlined by Dr. Robert B. Pamplin, the Society’s founder: an exceptional blend of intellectual talent, dedication to the welfare of one’s community, the habit of physical fitness, and personal integrity. The Society includes members with a diversity of achievements, talents, majors and geographic representation.

Student Fellows determine, plan, and implement a number of programs that the Society sponsors to enhance the co-curricular educational environment of the College. Upon graduation from Lewis & Clark, fellows maintain their membership for life.