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Services for Current Students

Notice Regarding COVID-19: Lewis & Clark College is committed to supporting those students who are at higher risk of developing severe illness from COVID-19. Persons with underlying health conditions and individuals who are immunocompromised are among the groups at increased risk of more serious illness. If you are considered to be a person at increased risk and need to take extra precautions due to COVID-19, please schedule an appointment with Student Support Services staff to discuss your academic needs.

We provide a wide range of services, support and advocacy for students with a variety of disabilities and learning differences. We can talk with you about ways to advocate for yourself, to learn about your own learning style, and to reach out to other students at Lewis & Clark and the community. We’re here to assist you in making your time here productive and successful.

If you already have an Accommodations Letter on file, please use the following link to access services:

Make an Appointment

Complete Intake Form and/or Submit Additional Documentation

Emergency Resources

Medical Emergency Assistance:
On campus 24/7, contact Campus Safety at 503-768-7777; if necessary, call 911. Off-campus, call 911

Psychological Crises:
Students in urgent need of psychological assistance should call the Counseling Service at 503-768-7160. Counseling Service is open 8:30 am-12:00pm and 1:00pm-4:30pm, Monday-Friday, when L&C is in session.

Counseling Service Walk-in Hours:
Tuesdays from 2:00pm-3:30pm in lower Odell (bring student ID to swipe in) Thursdays from 2:00pm-3:30pm in lower Templeton (adjacent to Health Service)

Psychological Crises:
After Hours - (evenings, weekends, L&C holidays)

Crisis Counseling Service:
Available at 503-265-7804 when the Counseling Service is closed or staff are unavailable. Trained mental health staff can assist with concerns. Mental health consultation also available 24/7 by calling the Multnomah County Crisis Line (503-988-4888)

On-Campus Resources

Tutors, writing center, SQRC (math), etc.

Understanding Learning Disabilities

Understanding Learning Disabilities (pdf file)

Understanding ADHD (pdf file)

Understanding Asperger’s (pdf file)

Standardized Test Accommodations

Clicking on the links below will bring you to the official website.

LSAT GRE MCAT GMAT ORELA PRAXIS

General Disability Information

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) official website

Section 504 (pdf file)