Items tagged with philanthropy

News

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  Erin Madden J.D. ’04 and Alex Brown
  They share a passion for the great outdoors, a dedication to preserving Oregon’s natural beauty, and a commitment to supporting students preparing for careers in public interest law.
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  David Fennell J.D. ’00
  While founding and building a specialty law firm in Denver, he rejoined the United States Marine Corps Reserve, a major assigned as an operations officer and detachment commander. In the summer of 2008, his unit was activated and deployed to Iraq.
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  Stewart Martin J.D. ’77 and Karen Martin
  Oregon’s north coast rewards those who yearn to explore. So for them, it is a natural place to call home.
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  President announces $10 million gift from Fred Fields
  President Glassner has announced a $10 million bequest to Lewis & Clark from the late Fred Fields. The gift is the second-largest in the history of the college.
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  Donna Dermond M.A.T. ‘89 and Kurt Wehbring M.A. ‘92
  While he was navigating the politics of urban and strategic planning, she was engaging high school students in the joys and revelations of literature.
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  An enduring education
  Amelia Wilcox ’81 and other alumni discuss what makes Lewis & Clark special.
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  Dr. Edgar Reynolds
  Reynolds was a self-proclaimed Ph.D. gypsy before coming to Lewis & Clark.  He knew the moment he stepped on campus that this was where he had always wanted to teach.
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  Student kindness inspires donor to fund scholarship
  Student kindness inspires donor to fund scholarship
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  Top news stories from Lewis & Clark Law School in 2010
  Each year, tens of thousands of website visitors read stories, watch videos, and flip through photo slideshows that highlight the success of our students, faculty, and alumni. Here are the top stories from Lewis & Clark Law School in 2010.
• Pamplin pull-up challenge
  PAMPLIN PULL-UP CHALLENGE
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  Kent Swanson Sr. and Trish Swanson
  Kent Swanson Jr. loved to ski fresh slopes at first light. A biology major, he loved to guide hikers through the Sierra Nevadas, taking in faraway vistas and revealing the secrets of nearby plants.
• River View Cemetery bicycle fundraiser a success!
  River View Cemetery bicycle fundraiser a success!
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  Christine Swanson B.A. ’73, M.A.T. ’74
  She loves staying put and loves going away, loves being at home with her dogs and loves exploring the world. It is a multilayered way of life she first nurtured at Lewis & Clark, where she thrived at living on campus and also thrilled at studying abroad. 
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  Mary Jean Thompson B.M. ’57
  As soon as she began playing Beethoven’s third piano concerto at the dedication of Evans Music Center in April 1957, she stopped listening to what she was playing and started concentrating on what would follow. 
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  Stephen Dover B.A. ’83 and Andrea Stout Dover B.A. ’83
  He came to Lewis & Clark from Montana, she from Idaho, both eager to explore far horizons. They met in Jeff Barlow’s history class. 
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  Neil Farmer B.S. ’51
  His memories of Morgan Odell, Benjamin Thaxter, and other campus icons are as vivid now as they were more than 50 years ago. 
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  Luella Lilly B.S. ’59
  Even swimming backward, she was always going forward. 
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  Steve Crow B.A. ’62
  He no sooner set foot on campus than he set sail on the college’s first overseas study program to Japan, resolving, “If I can succeed now, nothing can get in my way.” 
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  Tuition Freedom Day was a major success!

  Tuition Freedom Day was a major success!

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  Event aimed at students celebrates philanthropy and donors
  The college is launching a new effort to raise awareness among students about the role alumni philanthropy plays in their education.
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  Students celebrate 20 years of supporting peers’ work in the public interest
  The Public Interest Law Project raises funds to support current students and recent graduates who work in the public sector.