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  Small classes and focused cohorts facilitate deep connections and a strong professional network.
  September 14
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  Teaching and counseling are more than just professions. They are callings, built on a commitment to serving others.
  September 13
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  Hands-on experience is at the heart of every graduate school program
  January 10
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  CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN - Return. Reflect. Reconnect.
  October 10

  Lewis & Clark Law School officially launched its Centennial Year with a fundraising effort in support of three important areas of the school.  We encourage you to explore how the Centennial Campaign is advancing the Law School today and ask for your support during this important year.  Your gift to the Centennial Campaign recognizes the accomplishments and innovation of the law school over the last 100 years, and will help guarantee exceptional first-rate programs and national rating for the next 100 years.
  
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  Centennial Cornerstone - $100,000
  Help lay the foundation for the next 100 years of excellence at Lewis & Clark Law School by making a generous pledge of $100,000 to support a four-year sponsorship of a “Centennial Scholar”.  Selected scholars will be recognized in the media and with a name plaque over their campus office door.  
   
  In recognition of your generous gift, a special Centennial Cornerstone plaque with the names of donors will be on permanent display at the Law School. 
  
  For more information, please contact Joset Grenon, jgrenon@lclark.edu
  
  

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  Teacher of the Year
  January 30
  Michael Lindblad M.A.T. ’96 has been named one of the top 50 teachers in the nation
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  “There are so many incredible places in the Pacific Northwest that students can access because of our trips.”
  April 18
  College Outdoors takes students on enriching adventures outside the classroom.
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  “I felt like the school knew me, cared about me, and had a genuine interest in me.”
  March 23

  Incoming members of the Class of 2022 share why they chose Lewis & Clark. 

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  We offer more than 30 study-abroad programs each year. Most are in countries outside Western Europe.
  March 12

  Lewis & Clark’s overseas and off-campus programs are among the best in the nation.

   

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  “Winterim really challenged me and gave me a chance to build my confidence.”
  February 7

  Students explore how entrepreneurs think at our annual Winterim workshop.  

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  “We should move toward a more inclusive world, one in which it’s no longer a big deal for a deaf-blind person to achieve any dream.”
  December 6
  Haben Girma BA ’10 fights for disability rights.
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  At L&C, the exchange of ideas continues long after classes are over.
  November 20
  Symposia examine contemporary and historical issues.
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  A Trio of $1M Gifts Announced at the Board of Trustees Meeting
  November 3
  Gifts Announced by John and Susan Bates, Stephanie Fowler MA ’97 and Irving Levin, and Pat Mahaffy BA ’85. And the Center for Entrepreneurship gains a new name.
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  Attend an info session or plan a campus tour
  January 10
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  Q & A with speaker Cheryl Forster, Psy.D.
  December 11
  Cheryl Forster, Psy.D., is going to be hosting a workshop entitled “Talking About Race and Racism: A Developmental and Integrative Approach.” This workshop will be taking place in the South Chapel on January 30 and registration is currently open here.
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  Alumna named Oregon Art Educator of the year
  September 15

  Janice Packard M.A.T. ’94 has been named the 2015 Oregon Art Educator of the year by the Oregon Art Education Association.

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  Ecopsychology Symposium
  May 11
  Lewis & Clark is proud to host the first-ever Oregon Ecopsychology Symposium.
• MCFT Expands Program Tracks
  December 1
  This year we have expanded the program tracks to include Sex Therapy and Ecopsychology. This will bring to the program a total of 4 tracks that students can choose to specialize within the MCFT program.
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  Paying Tribute to Professor Brunet
  June 30
  To celebrate over 40 years of teaching, alumni, faculty, and friends endow a professorship in Ed Brunet’s name.
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  Indian Law Program
  June 17
  Walter Echo-Hawk, renowned Indian law attorney, will be teaching two courses on campus in the spring of 2015.  His visit is possible because of the generous support of local tribes, including a lead gift from the Snoqualmie Tribe, and additional support from the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians.
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  A Teacher Affects Eternity
  June 2
  Jim Oleske is the 2014 recipient of the the Leo Levenson Teaching Excellence Award.  The graduating law class chooses the winner from all full time professors at Lewis & Clark Law School.
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  2018 Project Descriptions for Rogers Program
  February 7
  Summer science research
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  Allies Against Hate
  February 6
  The graduate school wins a City of Portland grant to fight hate and support victims.
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  Adventures With Professors
  February 6
  A new College Outdoors program brings faculty and students together in the classroom of the Pacific Northwest.
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  The Rise of Microcredit
  February 6
  Sociology researchers explore the disconnects between lenders and borrowers in Cambodia.
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  Spring 2018 Physics Colloquia
  January 18
  Physics presentations
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  Earthrise Law Center Celebrates 20 Years
  November 30
  Our first environmental law clinic celebrated its 20th anniversary during the 2016–17 academic year.
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  The Rise of Big Immigration Law
  November 30
  The mushrooming of immigration policing strategies threatens to narrow or even close avenues to lawful status.
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  Taking a New Look at Oregon’s Death Penalty
  November 30
  A research opportunity with her faculty mentor helped this student find her future.
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  “I’m applying my new legal skills, making an impact.”
  November 15
  At Lewis & Clark, legal skills such as writing, investigation, analysis and presentation are taken very seriously. Students apply what they learned in clinics, working with actual clients and cases right from the start.
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  “Animal Law attracted me. Now, I’m adding criminal law to my studies.”
  November 15
  Lewis & Clark Law School offers a comprehensive legal education with nationally recognized signature programs including Environment, Natural Resources and Energy Law and Animal Law.