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Identification Cards Policy
Please take a moment to review Lewis & Clark’s updated policy for identification cards.
Reminder to Review Current COVID Guidelines
Guidance for the start of the 2023-24 academic year can be found on the college’s COVID-19 Information page.
Get Photo Added to Your New Student ID Card
If you have a new student ID card without your photo, please plan on having your photo taken and receiving a new card soon. Check out the schedule for your dedicated time!It Takes a Village
Taking an active role in your own safety is the first step to maintaining a safe campus. Being aware of easily preventable risks, can help keep yourselves, and your peers, safe.The “What,” “Why,” and “How” of COVID-19 and Our Community
What really is COVID-19, and why does the information seem to change? How does this uncertainty impact us at Lewis & Clark, and how do we move forward? Here are some answers to many questions people have regarding COVID-19 and its impact on our community.
Our Natural Neighbors: The Owls
A wrap up of our series by Campus Safety Officer Adam Ross on our natural neighbors here at Lewis & Clark focuses on the extremely elusive Owls that call our forests home.
Our Natural Neighbors: The Black-Tailed Deer
This is a continuation of the series by Campus Safety Officer Adam Ross looking into some of the fauna that calls Lewis & Clark campus “home.” In the article, I introduce some smaller groups of black-tailed deer that frequent the different campuses.
A Bigger Impact: Please Consider the Furry and Feathered Creatures on Campus
In this series of articles, Campus Safety Officer Adam Ross hopes to introduce you to some of the many creatures that call Lewis & Clark home along with you, and who you may be able to spot yourself, provided we respect their boundaries.062519
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Past Events
Earthquake Safety Drill
To better prepare for a potential earthquake, all LC community members are invited to participate in the Great Oregon ShakeOut, an annual drill designed to raise awareness about earthquake safety and preparedness. This year, the ShakeOut will occur on October 19 at 10:19 am.
At precisely 10:19 am, all Lewis & Clark community members will receive the following message:
Urgent LC Alert: *** THIS IS A TEST *** An earthquake is impacting the campus. DROP, COVER & HOLD
Upon receiving this message, we strongly encourage all community members to practice the DROP, COVER & HOLD procedure by taking shelter under a desk or finding the nearest safe location. This practice is crucial for becoming familiar with safety measures and ensuring your desk, classroom, or residence is ready. While it may seem routine, remember that preparedness can make all the difference.
At 10:21 am, all Lewis & Clark community members will receive the following message:
Urgent LC Alert: All clear. The safety drill is complete.
For more information about the earthquake risk and how to prepare, please visit https://www.lclark.edu/offices/emergency/cascadia-earthquake/.
Open House Retirement Send-Off For Campus Safety Dispatcher Doug Ross
Please join us for an open house reception at the Office of Campus Safety as we say goodbye to Doug Ross on Thursday May 4, 1–2:30 p.m.
Going-Away Party: Celebrate Sky Greig’s 18+ Years of Service
Sky Greig, our long-time Campus Safety Officer who has worked at Lewis & Clark since July 2004, is leaving the college.
Campus Safety is located in Campus Safety on the Undergraduate Campus.
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email safety@lclark.edu
voice 503-768-7855
fax 503-768-7195
Emergency 503-768-7777
Alternate Phone 503-593-5457
Director Jay Weitman