News

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  Endangered Species
  Protecting and restoring wildlife and habitat
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  Climate and Air
  Tackling global warming and fighting for clean air
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  Public Lands & Resources
  Preserving our natural heritage
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  Water
  Cleaning up and cooling down waterways
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  Real World Education
  Preparing tomorrow’s advocates to defend our natural heritage
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  Endangered Species
  Protecting and restoring wildlife and habitat
• 
  Climate and Air
  Tackling global warming and fighting for clean air
• 
  Public Lands & Resources
  Preserving our natural heritage
• 
  Water
  Cleaning up and cooling down waterways
• 
  Real World Education
  Preparing tomorrow’s advocates to defend our natural heritage
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  Law Review Fall Symposium 2011: 21st Century Water Law
  The Environmental Law Review invites you to attend their Fall 2011 symposium which will focus on 21st century water law issues.  This program is being held, in part, to commemorate the retirements of Professors Jim Huffman and Janet Neuman.
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  Setting the Pace
  Student-athletes share what makes Lewis & Clark the right choice.
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  Ready for the World
  Graduating students reflect on their education experiences.
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  Explorers Welcome
  Travel new territory together with us.
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  Taking Flight
  An alumna finds adventure and meaning abroad.
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  Deserved Distinctions
  Pioneers garner international recognition for academic excellence and service.
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  A Weekend in Portland
  Lewis & Clark alumni help create the city’s unique vibe.
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  Honoring York
  Lewis & Clark’s newest public sculpture honors a neglected member of the Corps of Discovery.
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  The Hands of Vrindavan
  Katie Walter B.A. ’09, a first-generation college graduate, seeks positive change in India by starting a women’s artisan collective.
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  Addiction and Mental Health
  Many clients in treatment for mental health issues are also battling addiction.  Are their counselors prepared to help?
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  In Sickness and in Health
  Professor Daena Goldsmith B.S. ’86 studies communication in couples dealing with a chronic health condition such as heart disease, cancer, or HIV.
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  Becoming a Teacher: A Year in the Life
  On her blog, Ready, Set, Teach, Mollie Dickson offers an honest glimpse at what it’s like to prepare for one of the world’s most complicated professions, and describes the challenges and minor miracles she encounters along the way.
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  Meet the Dean of the Graduate School
  Noted teacher and scholar Scott Fletcher came to Lewis & Clark from the University of New Hampshire in August 2008. In his first year, he has focused on the graduate school’s commitment to community engagement, further developing the doctoral program in educational leadership, and building stronger relationships with alumni.