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The Senior Art Exhibition brings together artwork made by 13 graduating seniors in the Department of Art at the end of their undergraduate journey at Lewis & Clark College. -
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Pictures from the 2011 Law School Preview Day and Alumni Reception -
Photos from the 13th annual mentor awards. -
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The Multicultural Fair is an annual event put on by the students of Akin Hall, Campus Living, and the Office of Multicultural Affairs. -
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When international affairs major Leanne Fawkes takes the stage, she won’t be giving a speech or taking part in a debate. Fawkes is one of the four student choreographers behind the 2007 Student Dance Extravaganza, none of whom is a theater major. -
For Professor of Economics and Focus the Nation Project Director Eban Goodstein, the chilly banks of the Willamette River are just another stop on the path to the elimination of global warming. -
An exhibit memorializing Oregon soldiers and contractors killed in the Iraq War, on display at Lewis & Clark on March 3, 2008 underscores the human and economic costs of the war to Oregon. -
In an unprecedented achievement for Lewis & Clark students, six seniors earned prestigious honors from the Fulbright Program in the spring of 2008. -
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The Pamplin Society of Fellows formally inducted seven new members in a ceremony on October 20th, 2008. -
Ten students from the Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling traveled to Mumbai, India in December 2007 as part of their coursework in the Marriage, Couple and Family Therapy and Community Counseling programs. -
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The sun shone brightly on 2008's incoming class of graduate students as they gathered in groups on the South Campus lawn for Convocation, which kicks off the academic year and the Core Program. -
For the first time in 10 years, the Fir Acres Theatre will be filled with the melodies of a main stage musical. Opening Nov. 6, 2008, “Urinetown, the Musical,” is major collaboration between the theatre and music departments. -
For many Lewis & Clark students, moving to Portland, Oregon is just one more stop on a lifelong international journey. These photographs were taken by junior Andrea Liamzon throughout her travels. -
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An accomplished artist and world traveler, Ross Christy ’09 shares his thoughts about art and education and his hopes for the future. -
With support from a prestigious grant program, Katie Walter ’09 will devote her summer to promoting peace in a small community in India.
Events
February 22nd, 2012
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9:00am - 11:00am:
Website “Office Hours”
Morgan Grether and David McKelvey of New Media provide hands-on training for LiveWhale users most Wednesdays. They will answer questions, solve problems and discuss new tools and approaches to improve your online content. Drop-ins welcome.
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3:30pm - 5:00pm:
E&D Spring Colloquium Series: Persons
Guest Presenters on the topic of Persons:
Dr. Peter Drake, Computer Science; Dr. Jane Hunter, Assoc. Dean - CAS;
Dr. Isabelle DeMarte, French
This event is free and open to the Lewis and Clark Community. -
4:00pm - 7:00pm:
Family Law Society Wine & Cheese Social
The Lewis & Clark Law School Family Law Society invite you to join them for drinks and appetizers. -
5:00pm - 6:00pm:
SBA Yoga
Treat your mind and body to a rejuvenating session of yoga with a certified instructor!
February 24th, 2012
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3:30pm - 5:00pm:
So you want to go to grad school in philosophy?
What can I do with a philosophy Ph.D.?
How many years does it take?
What kind of transcript would I need?
How do I prepare to apply?
Can I take time off before going?
Get answers to these questions and more. All philosophy majors and those considering a major in philosophy welcome, first-year and sophomore students especially encouraged. -
5:30pm:
SBA Bar Review
B is for Beulahland! Ditch the computer and join fellow students for some face time.
February 25th, 2012
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10:30am - 2:00pm:
Around the World in 5 Food Carts!
Join us for TCK Thursday on a Saturday to explore the Portland’s world of food carts, no passport needed ;)
February 27th, 2012
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All Day:
Donor Supported Scholarship Applications Due
Application Deadline for 2012-2013 Donor Supported Scholarships (Spring Submissions)
February 28th, 2012
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4:00pm - 5:00pm:
CSW: Conflict Resolution
Come learn how to resolve conflict through civility and open communication, whether in business or your personal life.
February 29th, 2012
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9:00am - 11:00am:
Website “Office Hours”
Morgan Grether and David McKelvey of New Media provide hands-on training for LiveWhale users most Wednesdays. They will answer questions, solve problems and discuss new tools and approaches to improve your online content. Drop-ins welcome.
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3:30pm - 5:00pm:
So you don’t want to go to grad school in philosophy?
Lead by Adonica De Vault
What careers does philosophy prepare you for?
writer (David Foster Wallace)
journalist (Juan Williams)
actor (Steve Martin)
business (George Soros)
law (David Souter)
politics (Al Gore)
rock star (Kim Thayil)
artist (Robert Motherwell)
peacemaker (Aung Sun Suu Kyi)
comedian (Ricky Gervais)
filmmaker (Ethan Cohen)
game show host (Alex Trebeck)
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5:00pm - 6:00pm:
SBA Yoga
Treat your mind and body to a rejuvenating session of yoga with a certified instructor!
March 2nd, 2012
March 4th, 2012
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4:00pm - 5:00pm:
The Way Christian Worship Service
Come join us for worship and fellowship in the Gregg Chapel Pavilion.
March 6th, 2012
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8:00pm:
Gamelan Concert (with Northwest New Music)
This concert will present gamelan music and various ways in which Western composers have responded to it. Western composers have been inspired by gamelans for over a century, drawn to the otherness of its sounds, instruments, and musical concepts, and perhaps to the allure of the exotic. Debussy heard a Javanese gamelan perform at the Paris world exhibition and found in its sound intriguing scales and sonorities that he either applied directly to works such as Pagodes, or that permeated aspects of his style in general. Time for marimba is Japanese composer Minoru Miki’s response to gamelan. Miki uses in this piece not directly materials from gamelan music but explores gamelan-inspired atmospheres written with Western compositional techniques. Australian composer Gareth Farr’s work Kembang suling adapts patterns of especially Balinese gamelan, but it also refers to other Asian music such as Japanese Shakuhachi flute sounds. While Debussy, Miki, and Farr respond to gamelan music in various ways while writing for Western instruments, Lou Harrison is interested in adding Western instruments to a gamelan and writing music that develops out of Javanese sounds. It forces a true interaction between gamelan and Western art music cultures.
March 7th, 2012
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9:00am - 11:00am:
Website “Office Hours”
Morgan Grether and David McKelvey of New Media provide hands-on training for LiveWhale users most Wednesdays. They will answer questions, solve problems and discuss new tools and approaches to improve your online content. Drop-ins welcome.
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4:00pm - 5:30pm:
Grant Writing Basics
Grant writing is an extremely valuable skill! Come learn the basics from a pro. -
5:00pm - 6:00pm:
SBA Yoga
Treat your mind and body to a rejuvenating session of yoga with a certified instructor!
March 9th, 2012
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3:30pm - 5:00pm:
So you want to law school with a philosophy degree?
What can I do with a law degree?
How many years does it take?
How do I prepare for the LSAT?
What can I expect in law school?
Professor Jeff Jones (Lewis & Clark Law School, philosophy Ph.D) and Meredith Price (Lewis & Clark alum and current Lewis & Clark law student) will answer these questions and more. -
7:30pm:
Chrissy Misso - Senior Composition Degree Recital
Music written by Chrissy Misso
performances by: Kylie Cassidy, Dani Fenske, Caitlin Power, Heather Holland, Morgan Deters, Rita Ombaka, Jaline King, Falorna Amaia, Chris C. Anderson, Joe English, Zein Hassanein, Joseph Reed, Rob Deitrich, Amory Parker, Abby Vining, Helen Goldstein, Maria Boyer, Anya Walker, Chris Whyte, Lydia Simmons, Branden Pursinger, Laura Specht, Luke Engstrand, Lucy Roberts, Angie Misso, Maria Boyer, violist TBD, Kat O’Brein, Sage Coy, and Eddie Barksdale.
March 12th, 2012
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12:15pm - 1:15pm:
NLG - Substantive Law From a Radical Perspective: Contracts
Panel discussion with local attorneys.
March 13th, 2012
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5:30pm - 6:30pm:
NLG Presents: Andrea Ritchie - Book Signing & Talk
Join the National Lawyers’ Guild and NYC police misconduct attorney Andrea Ritchie as Ms. Ritchie speaks about the book she co-authored, Queer (In)justice: The Criminalization of LGBT People in the United States.
Andrea Ritchie is a police misconduct attorney and organizer who has engaged in extensive research, writing, speaking, litigation, organizing, and advocacy on profiling, policing, and physical and sexual violence by law enforcement agents against women, girls, and LGBT people of color in the US and Canada over the past two decades. She currently coordinates Streetwise & Safe (SAS), a leadership development initiative aimed at sharing information, strategies for safety, and visions for change among LGBT youth of color. Her book, Violence Every Day: Racial Profiling and Police Brutality Against Women, Girls and Transgender People of Color, will be published in 2012 by South End Press.
See http://www.queerinjustice.com/ for more information. -
6:30pm:
Quantitative Reasoning Exam
The Quantitative Reasoning Exam will be given to all students who still need to pass this exam. Sign up by emailing QRadvice@lclark.edu.
March 14th, 2012
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All Day:
2012 Gender Studies Symposium
“Objection! Gender, Sex, Law, and Social Change”
Join us for three days of workshops, panel discussions, readings, performances, lectures, and other events exploring gender, sexuality, law, and social change.(Until March 16th) -
9:00am - 11:00am:
Website “Office Hours”
Morgan Grether and David McKelvey of New Media provide hands-on training for LiveWhale users most Wednesdays. They will answer questions, solve problems and discuss new tools and approaches to improve your online content. Drop-ins welcome.
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12:15pm:
Andrea Ritchie
The National Lawyers Guild, OUTlaw, the Black Law Students’ Association, and Women’s Law Caucus present Queer (In)justice: The Criminalization of LGBT People in the United States.Join us in Room 2 on March 13 at 12:15 pm, where NYC police misconduct attorney Andrea Ritchie will speak about the book she co-authored, Queer (In)justice: The Criminalization of LGBT People in the United States.The book is “a groundbreaking work that turns a “queer eye” on the criminal legal system. Drawing on years of research, activism, and legal advocacy, Queer (In)Justice is a searing examination of the queer experience—as criminal defendants, prisoners, and survivors of violent crimes. The authors unpack queer criminal archetypes– like “gleeful gay killers,” “lethal lesbians,” and “disease spreaders”– to illustrate the punishment of queer expression, regardless of whether a crime was ever committed. And tracing stories from the judicial bench to the streets and behind prison bars, the authors prove that the policing of sex and gender both bolsters and reinforces racial and gender inequalities.”Andrea Ritchie is a police misconduct attorney and organizer who has engaged in extensive research, writing, speaking, litigation, organizing, and advocacy on profiling, policing, and physical and sexual violence by law enforcement agents against women, girls, and LGBT people of color in the US and Canada over the past two decades.
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5:00pm - 6:00pm:
SBA Yoga
Treat your mind and body to a rejuvenating session of yoga with a certified instructor!
March 16th, 2012
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3:30pm:
Pierre Keller (University of California, Riverside)
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7:30pm:
Friends of Rain Spring 2012 Concert, “Micro and Macro”
Friends of Rain, Lewis & Clark College’s faculty new music ensemble, presents a concert of exciting new music. Composer Marcus Maroney will deliver a pre-concert lecture at 6:45 pm in Evans Room 129. Admission is free; donations are gratefully accepted. Friends of Rain will perform works of John Cage, George Crumb, György Kurtág, Stephen Andrew Taylor, Michael Johanson, the winner of the first annual Friends of Rain L&C Student Composition Contest, and Marcus Maroney. The program theme “Micro and Macro” explores the various creative responses by composers to ideas that are connected with the small-scale and the large-scale.
March 18th, 2012
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4:00pm - 5:00pm:
The Way Christian Worship Service
Come join us for worship and fellowship in the Gregg Chapel Pavilion
News
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In continuing to explore ways to improve the printing experience for students, Information Technology, implemented a few changes to the printing system over the summer. -
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. -
Video recordings of E&D events -
SAAB tutors will once again work together to assist students with their E&D papers and projects. Contact SAAB tutors at explodisco-tutors@lclark.edu to arrange for personalized tutoring sessions. -
Holly Shumway, a student in our Community Counseling program, shares what it’s like to be a graduate student who is also a wife and mother in a busy family of lifelong learners. Her delightful narrative indicates what attitudes and qualities are important to her as she becomes a counseling professional. -
Aurelian Buzdugan, our IREX student from Moldova, was featured in the IREX Newsletter recently. -
Yucheng “John” Yang named winner of the Mary Dimond Scholarship. -
Join The Office of Multicultural Affairs on Facebook and Twitter! -
Who is the director of E&D? -
Student Written/Student Directed
Thursday, Sept 29, 7:00pm
Friday, Sept 30, 7:00pm and 10:00pm
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Fir Acres Theatre is home base for theatre arts and dance at Lewis & Clark. With two stages—the black box and the main stage—the Department of Theatre offers a wide variety of performances, including faculty-directed productions, one-act plays written and directed by students, and the annual student-choreographed dance extravaganza. In this video, student actors, directors, designers, and technicians talk about their experiences within the department.
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Her first language? Sign! Fluent in sign language. Has a multiracial heritage. Is a mother & life partner. Works at two jobs. Also is an MCFT graduate student.
CPSY Diversity Scholarship Recipient. She says others can do it, too! -
Fresh new short plays written, directed and acted by students on a theme TO BE ANNOUNCED
Performed ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Saturday, November 12 at 10pm -
On October 28, Lewis & Clark Law School and 3L Michael Liu
will receive prestigious awards from the Oregon State Bar/Oregon New Lawyers
Division Pro Bono Challenge. -
Each year, Lewis & Clark law students devote countless hours to their coursework and other commitments like the law review, moot court, and service to the community through legal clinics. On top of these myriad commitments, some students still find time for fun. -
On April 22 and 23, Lewis & Clark Law School and the Environmental and Natural Resources program will bring legal, environmental, and business experts together to examine what the Clean Air Act has accomplished and what lies ahead for air quality and regulation issues. -
Alexander Gnoske ‘99, has written, illustrated and published a children’s story about a little boy, his dog, and their animal friends. Loui realizes his friends are getting hurt from garbage, so he sets out to save them. -
Madelyn Troiano ’12 has won the Woodrow Wilson-Rockefeller Brothers Fund Fellowshipfor Aspiring Teachers of Color, created to recruit, support, and retain public school teachers in the United States. -
PEAC is seeking applications for its new summer of 2012 externship program. -
Topics include the Boardman settlement, PEAC’s new class, California condors, and the CRC. -
PEAC offers hands-on opportunities for law students to be involved in real-world practical advocacy at a level unmatched by clinical programs around the nation. -
Paul Clement will serve as the 2011 Hon. Anthony Kennedy Lecturer on September 15, 2011. Following Clement’s remarks, the Law School will host a celebration of the 25th anniversary of Judge Diarmuid O’Scannlains’ appointment to the Ninth Circuit. -
Fresh new short plays written, directed and acted by students on a theme TO BE ANNOUNCED
Performed ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Saturday, February 11 at 10pm -
Rochelle Martinsson, Jessica Gallagher, and Aurelia Erickson serve as PEAC’s summer law clerks. -
Featuring the environmental law clinics at Lewis & Clark. -
The English Department congratulates this year’s Dixon Award winners, Casey Newbegin and Warren Kluber. Thanks to the generosity of the Dixon Family Foundation, Casey and Warren have each received a $2,500 grant to enrich their English studies through research. Applications for the 2012 Dixon Award will be available in November.
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PEAC certified law student Jessica Johnson argued before the Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals on behalf of PEAC clients. -
Learn more about the research that Simon and his peers Lindsay Hilken, a senior music and biochemistry and molecular biology double major, and Louis Prahl, a senior physics major, are doing this summer in the following podcast. -
Senior psychology majors Iris Kemp, Theresa Hennings, and Hilary Galloway have spent their summer considering the social, psychological, and neuropsychological dimensions of their research question in the interest of creating better prevention and intervention strategies for reducing drinking-related problems. -
Junior chemistry majors Robin Osofsky and Eric Randall worked with Assistant Professor of Chemistry Anne Bentley this summer, exploring the ability to incorporate nanoparticles into thin metal oxide films used in lighting and batteries.
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Online Help
Training you to maintain your site’s content is central to our work. As part of the content project, we are revamping our online support materials, in structure and style. We’ve hired Lawrence (law web developer) to help us with additional training materials. (Morgan and Lawrence)
- 30 Aug: Add help tab and update welcome message to be feeds-only.
- 8 Jul: New LiveWhale support site soft-launched.
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Real Life is an online journal where undergraduate students blog about what it’s like to live, breathe, and study at Lewis & Clark. The Admissions Office has sponsored this journal since 2003. Go▶ -
L&C Law School Snapshots tells the tale of students with different backgrounds, interests and observations. They blog about their unique law school experiences. Go▶ -
The Center for Career and Community Engagement blogs about local and global opportunities for student engagement—from community service to internships and career-preparedness activities. Go▶ -
The Center for Animal Law Studies at Lewis & Clark, in collaboration with the Animal Legal Defense Fund, is an animal law think tank. Students, staff, and faculty affiliated with the center contribute to the blog. Go▶ -
Sam Taylor, head crew coach, blogs about Pioneer crew races, team culture, and the community of athletes at Lewis & Clark. Go▶ -
Chris Fantz, head swim coach, blogs about the men’s and women’s swim teams, training, meets, and all the fun student athletes have along the way. Go▶ -
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