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The Aubrey R. Watzek Library and the Exploration and Discovery Program would like to bring your attention to a new opportunity designed to showcase the work of Lewis & Clark first-year students: the James J. Kopp First-year Research Awards.
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Lewis & Clark faculty and alumni lift teaching to new heights.
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Professor Teresa McDowell is a recipient of the Anselm Strauss Award, presented by the National Council on Family Relations.
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Dean Scott Fletcher is serving as the interim chief diversity officer for Lewis & Clark. The Source caught up with him for an update on his plans for the year and the progress he has made this fall.
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As President Barry Glassner discusses in an editorial for The Oregonian, there is much to admire in NCAA Division III sports.
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Renewable energy expert Matthias Fripp B.A. ’99 is drawing on his extensive research and scholarship to participate in a 10-day, Oxford-style debate.
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In an
editorial for USA Today, Lewis & Clark President Barry Glassner questions whether colleges are doing enough to “couple action with real academics” when it comes to sustainability.
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Professor David Campion
penned an op-ed to share his perspective on the merits of liberal arts education around the world.
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United States Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts appointed Law School Dean Robert Klonoff to be the academic member of the Advisory Committee on Civil Rules.
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Professor Doug Beloof, who specializes in Criminal Law and Victims’ Rights, has taken his sabbatical to travel the world lecturing and researching victims’ rights issues on a global scale. His travel plan includes cities in Turkey, Australia, Japan, India and more.
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Student receives national award for establishing community service day
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Dawn Odell, assistant professor of art history, won a top honor from students this spring. She also received national recognition for her research.
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Tuajuanda Jordan, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, arrived on July 1. In this Q & A, she tells the community a bit more about herself.
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Upon the recommendation of the continuing holders of Pamplin chairs—professors Curtis Johnson, Janis Lochner, and Arthur O’Sullivan—President Barry Glassner has named David Campion the Pamplin Associate Professor of History.
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Striving to build a nanoscience program in the liberal arts tradition, Lewis & Clark professors have emphasized a unique interdisciplinary approach.
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Deborah Peterson is one of 279 students celebrating commencement on June 5.
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Lewis & Clark conferred 442 bachelor’s degrees during its 139th commencement ceremony.
Watch the video.
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The interdisciplinary approach central to the Gender Studies Program at Lewis & Clark is paying off for a group of students who are entering a range of related jobs after graduation.
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President Barry Glassner and Provost Jane Atkinson have announced the members of the dean of students search committee.
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Tuajuanda C. Jordan, Howard Hughes Medical Institute program director,
has been named the new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.
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This spring, Lewis & Clark students are claiming a bounty of national awards and honors in recognition of their academic excellence and commitment to global service.
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Four law programs at Lewis & Clark Law School earned high rankings in the U.S. News & World Report 2012 edition of “America’s Best Graduate Schools.” The law school also ranks among the best law schools in the western United States and among the top ten law schools on the west coast with Stanford University, University of California, Los Angeles, and University of California, Berkley.
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Professor Greta Binford has received a $133,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study the creation of a biodiversity hotspot in the Caribbean.
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A new series of digital initiatives is extending the college’s global reach and influencing the study of the humanities around the world.
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Through a distinctive community initiative, Jen Schildmeyer ’11 is collaborating with the local organization Outside In to assess the benefit of a tattoo-removal program for homeless and low-income Portlanders.
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Lewis & Clark students are immersed in varied and vibrant pursuits in classrooms, laboratories, communities, and environs around the world. That work continues after graduation, with Lewis & Clark alumni in 50 states and 90 countries.
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Lewis & Clark law students made it to the semi-finals in eight different national and regional moot court competitions this February and March.
Justices visit LC
Rebecca Duncan spider research
Law faculty inducted into ALI
Every year, Lewis & Clark Professor of Education Zaher Wahab leaves Portland to devote four months of service to the Afghan Ministry of Higher Education. This photo slideshow features images Wahab captured during a recent stay in Afghanistan.