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August 8Associate Professor and Department Chair of Physics Dr. Stephen Tufte has been awarded a $211,649 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant. -
October 10Lewis & 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.
Three areas that you gift will support:
1. Scholarships
2. Faculty Support
3. Annual Fund
GIVE NOW
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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January 30Michael Lindblad M.A.T. ’96 has been named one of the top 50 teachers in the nation -
August 16Just a year after joining Lewis & Clark, Assistant Professor Mohamed Anber is the recipient of a National Science Foundation grant in support of his work in elementary particle physics. With colleagues and students from other departments, Anber is helping build new research capabilities for asking and answering very big questions. -
June 30Graduating seniors Irene Duba and Katie Kowal were selected this May as the inaugural recipients of the Shannon T. O’Leary Award. -
June 30The Physics and Astronomy Division of the Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) has chosen Associate Professor Shannon T. O’Leary as the 2017 recipient of their Mentor Award. This annual award recognizes a professor for their exemplary work with undergraduate student researchers. -
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December 11Cheryl 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. -
September 15Janice 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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May 11Lewis & Clark is proud to host the first-ever Oregon Ecopsychology Symposium. -
December 1This 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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June 30To celebrate over 40 years of teaching, alumni, faculty, and friends endow a professorship in Ed Brunet’s name. -
June 17Walter 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. -
June 2Jim 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. -
September 20Meet three of our dynamic humanities professors. -
September 19The Board of Alumni invites fellow alumni to participate in the 928 by 9/28 Challenge.
When 928 alumni make a gift to Lewis & Clark by September 28 (9/28) the board will contribute an additional $9,028 to the Lewis & Clark Annual Fund.
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September 13Lewis & Clark welcomes new students to campus. -
September 5This summer with the assistance of funding from Tesla, Holmes Hall is home to a new electric vehicle charging station. -
August 30Students are expected to attend monthly meetings throughout the year alternating among the three campuses (held at noon) and to participate actively in the Council events and at least one sub-committee. -
August 24From climate change to endangered species, renewable energy to water and air protections, 2017 has seen a dramatic and worrisome increase in the assault on science and the role it plays in shaping public policy. In the trenches of that battle is Dan Rohlf. -
August 22Sierra magazine has named Lewis & Clark one of its top 5 “Cool Schools” for 2017, an annual ranking that assesses 200 of North America’s most sustainability-minded colleges and universities. Lewis & Clark is the only liberal arts college on the West Coast to make the top 10. -
August 1College Outdoors takes students on enriching adventures outside the classroom. -
July 10Lewis & Clark’s Investment Committee has convened a subcommittee to explore implementing a fossil-fuel divestment plan for the endowment. -
June 20Lewis & Clark has selected Wim Wiewel to lead the institution forward as its next president. Wiewel, who has just completed a nine-year run as president of Portland State University, will start in his new role on October 1. -
June 12Lewis & Clark students and alumni receive prestigious awards and scholarships. -
May 30The graduate school trains counselors to embrace size diversity as part of its updated Eating Disorders Certificate program. -
May 26Nearly 50 years ago, Lewis & Clark students embarked on a groundbreaking overseas study program to Iran. Last fall, they made a return visit. -
May 26Lewis & Clark creates pathways to success for first-generation college students interested in science and math.
