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| Ten Faculty Honored for Excellence |
Ten faculty from across the institution were honored this month at the second annual Presidential Faculty Excellence Award ceremony.
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A Heartfelt Thank You: Our Staff and Faculty Powered Days of Giving! |
Each school met its participation goal, unlocking thousands of dollars in challenges and matches. The incredible showing from staff and faculty truly defined the spirit of the campaign.
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| L&C Wins Trio of International Championships in the Eye of Greece |
Six students from L&C’s speech and debate team traveled to Greece for the 36th International Forensics Association’s Championship Tournament.
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| ONE L&C Talent / No Talent Cabaret |
Mark your calendar for this 21+ event with a hosted bar and performances by your L&C colleagues, benefiting GSEC’s TransActive. Interested performers, please contact us by April 1.
Date: Saturday, April 11, 6 p.m.
Location: Law School
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Sleeping in trees, gently studying life
“When We Slept In Trees, presented by the Lewis & Clark College Theatre Department, merged theater and movement in a gentle study of quotidian life. For this performance, a chorus of dancers performed interstitially amidst the narrative drama of five actors: two sets of neighboring housemates and one mischievous cat that stirs up trouble and connection between them. The interpersonal lives of these characters served to link the nuances of grief with the ebb and flow of the climate crisis, while also rendering the inevitability of death and change through an optimistic lens on relationships. This performance, which opened March 6 and continues through March 14, married direction by Professor of Theatre Rebecca Lingafelter and movement direction by Director of Dance Tiffany Mills, but the program notes that both students and faculty members devised this work, creating it together in an emergent fashion.”
Oregon ArtsWatch, March 13
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| Professor Susan Felstiner
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Professor of Law Susan Felstiner was honored by the Oregon Hispanic Bar Association with its inaugural Alianza Award, recognizing decades of mentorship, advocacy, and community-building within Oregon’s Latine legal community.
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Join the Center for Animal Law Studies and co-hosts from around the world for the 4th annual Comparative Animal Law Symposium. This event is free, virtual, and open to the public.
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What are rituals? Why do so many people engage in them? How do rituals shape culture, religion, and society? Aike P. Rots, professor of East Asian Religions at the University of Oslo, discusses some of the ways in which humans relate to the natural environment through ritual action.
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| | Do you have questions about how to use Lewis & Clark’s LiveWhale web content management system? LiveWhale experts are available to meet with you.
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L&C employees are invited to a forum where leadership will discuss strategic realignment and CAS / Common Services budget reductions. Staff and faculty are invited to submit questions in advance.
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| | Through our campus’s participation in the CIC Belong community, all faculty and staff are invited to attend at no cost.
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