Sustainability

Come learn about Zoe’s mission to make the food sector more diverse and inclusive and why she is backing companies overlooked by traditional investors.

Presentation around rules of the road with a focus on bicyclists and pedestrian safety

Oregon Writing Project
Thursdays, March 5, 12, 19 and April 2, 9, 4:30–7:30 p.m.
15 PDUs

The lecture series, now in its eleventh year, is designed to promote discussion of cutting-edge issues affecting the U.S. Supreme Court and the Constitution. The program was established with the approval of Justice Anthony Kennedy when he visited the law school in the fall of 2008. This year’s speaker is Harvard Professor Richard Lazarus.

Informational session for a new summer internship course

The 2020 MLK lecture series, features Michelle J. DePass, president and chief executive officer of Meyer Memorial Trust. DePass recognizes the need to invest in the next generation and educate them on the importance of social, economic and environmental justice.

Lewis & Clark Law School is the recipient of a bequest from John E. Diehl who was an active environmentalist in Washington. The Diehl bequest supports a fellowship program for Lewis & Clark law school graduates who are planning to work in public interest environmental law. Up to four Diehl Fellowships of up to $40,000 each will be awarded to students graduating in May of 2020. Applications are available to third year law students currently enrolled at and planning to graduate from Lewis & Clark Law School in May 2020. Applications are due Friday, January 17, 2020, no later than noon.

Alumna Seren Villwock ’19 returns to lead our second annual Fall Friday Fungi Walk.  Meet in front of the library Friday, November 22 at 4pm.

Join us for a viewing of this award-winning documentary. We’ll have snacks and tea!

Join us for panel about Cap and Invest and the future of the Clean Energy Jobs Bill in Oregon. Free donuts and hot chocolate!

Join Lewis & Clark Environmental Law students, faculty, staff, and alumni for our spring gathering. Refreshments and light appetizers provided. All welcome! RSVP appreciated

This talk will explore ways that global climate change and other environmental and social issues impact people’s mood and wellbeing and how to support climate advocates, students, and the general public during turbulent times.