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Nominate people for Multicultural Affairs “Impact Awards”: Nominations Due March 21. (criteria and nomination form included)
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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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Two Lewis & Clark student groups each won $10,000 awards as part of this year’s
100 Projects for Peace initiative sponsored by the family of Katheryn Wasserman Davis. This is the first time that Lewis & Clark College students have won two of the awards in the national competition.
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Remy Neymarc ‘12 claimed 1st and 2nd place at the Mobile World Congress Barcelona Video Competition.
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Two Lewis & Clark international affairs majors awarded scholarships.
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Lewis & Clark Law students win national and regional moot court competitions in Spring 2011
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Professor Tomlinson receives a 2012 Individual Artist Fellowship
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Professor Cara Tomlinson invited to participate in the Art in the Governor’s Office Program
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Called a “true Renaissance man,” Ethan Allred ’12 is the winner of the 2012
Rena J. Ratte Award, the undergraduate college’s highest academic honor. The award recognizes excellence in scholastic, intellectual, and creative achievements, and is presented during the undergraduate Honors Convocation ceremony preceding commencement in May.
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David Ward not only teaches children’s literature—he writes it. Now one of his books has been
honored in Canada, Ward’s home country.
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Kenny Renner-Singer, M.A.T. ‘00,
has been named Washington State Middle Level Principal of the Year. He is the principal at Icicle River Middle and Beaver Valley Elementary schools in Leavenworth.
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Professor Teresa McDowell has been honored with the
Anselm Strauss Award for outstanding research on family therapy.
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Peter Kennedy receives Martin-Baker Award
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Odell voted Teacher of the Year by Students.
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Tadhg Fendt ’14 has become the first student from Lewis & Clark’s Russian Program to receive a
Boren Scholarship. The award will support Fendt’s language study abroad.
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Students have named Iva Stavrov, associate professor of mathematical sciences, Teacher of the Year. Stavrov, who specializes in algebraic topology and differential geometry, joined Lewis & Clark in 2004.
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Our students and young alumni earn international recognition for academic excellence and service.
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Three Lewis & Clark alumni received prestigious National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowships for demonstrating promise as leaders in their fields.
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Nine Lewis & Clark seniors will spend the next year teaching around the world after receiving prestigious awards from the Fulbright Program.
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A recent Lewis & Clark graduate received the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange (CBYX) for Young Professionals fellowship. Through the cultural exchange program, Chris MacLeod ’11 will spend a full year working and studying in Germany.
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President Glassner has announced the winners of the President’s Scholarship for Student Engagement. The recipients are Kerri Finnegan ’14, an environmental studies major, and Tyler Janzen ’14, who is majoring in international affairs.
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Taylor Murphy ’13 received a prestigious science scholarship for her exceptional work in physics and mathematics.
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Kenny Renner-Singer, M.A.T. ‘00,
has been named Washington State Middle Level Principal of the Year. He is the principal at Icicle River Middle and Beaver Valley Elementary schools in Leavenworth.
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Monica Wells of American Family Insurance received the fourth annual Outstanding Pro Bono Attorney of the Year award. What’s really unique about Monica is that her practice focuses on products liability litigation. But she heard about the SBLC, and felt compelled to volunteer. Many of the clients she met with only needed a few hours of help—and rather than breathing a sigh of relief, thinking she did her duty, she signed up for more of our pro bono projects, agreeing to meet with more small businesses.
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Rachel Cole, associate professor of English, has received the Graves award in recognition of her outstanding accomplishments in teaching the humanities.
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Students talk about how Lewis & Clark fulfilled their passion for international experiences.
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Isaac Holeman ’09 is a winner of the
Top 11 in 2011 Innovators Challenge, which recognizes professionals who have used mobile technology in innovative ways to improve health systems and outcomes in remote areas of the world.
Photos from the 13th annual mentor awards.
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The Pamplin Society of Fellows formally inducted seven new members in a ceremony on October 20th, 2008.
