L&C Magazine | Spring 2019
Cover Story
A Storyteller at the Top of His Game
Aron Phillips BA ’07 shapes athletes’ stories with the latest digital media tools.
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The Crucial Element
Louis Kuo’s research may help reverse the world’s impending phosphorus shortage, but many say his true legacy is his mentorship of students.
An Ambassador to Global Careers
Niels Marquardt BA ’75 returns to Lewis & Clark as diplomat in residence after a distinguished career abroad.
Off the Street, Out of Court
As part of a new community partnership, law students provide legal assistance to Portland’s homeless youth.
Human Nature
Lewis & Clark’s Ecopsychology Program draws on the healing power of the outdoors to enhance mental health.
It’s a Small World
Students from Nanomaterials Chemistry share their dramatic electron microscope images.
President's Letter
Higher Ed Must Lead Climate Change Battle
In February, while attending the 2019 Higher Education Climate Leadership Summit, I joined fellow college and university presidents in a public call to accelerate progress in solving climate change.
On Palatine Hill
Leadership and Support
Profiles
Forging His Own Path in Tech
Devin Owen BA ’14
The Author of Annie Bloom’s Success
Bobby Tichenor JD ’80
New Notes From Dear Nora
Katy Davidson BA ’99
In Memoriam
Afterword
Pioneer Log Headlines
In honor of Alumni Weekend 2019 (June 20–24), we scoured past issues of the Pioneer Log student newspaper to highlight a few events from the spring semester of decades past.
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On the Road in Honolulu
On February 6, alumni, parents, and friends of Lewis & Clark enjoyed an evening with President Wim Wiewel at the Kahala Hotel in Honolulu. Attendees also congratulated recently admitted students from the area who attended with their parents.
Scholarship Recognition Luncheon 2019
On April 2, over 120 students, donors, and friends attended the Scholarship Recognition Luncheon. More than 90 percent of Lewis & Clark undergraduates receive some form of financial assistance to attend the college.
Lewis & Clark’s new ravine bridge, which replaced the original built in 1954, opened this spring to rave reviews. Spanning the ravine that cuts through the undergraduate campus, the bridge connects the Cobblestone Circle to Platt-Howard Hall. The bridge meets seismic and ADA requirements; includes a roof and night lighting; and was designed and installed to ensure sustainability. (Robert Reynolds)