News for Lewis & Clark Faculty and Staff |
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| Office of Equity and Inclusion Fall Newsletter |
Catch up on recent activities and learn about news and events planned for the upcoming months.
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| Emergency Food Pantry Database |
Case Management Staff and the Office of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement (IME) have created an Emergency Food Pantry database to assist any Lewis & Clark community member who may be experiencing issues/delays with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits or who needs general food assistance.
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| Albina Vision Trust Walking Tours |
Please take a moment to rank your availability to participate in a walking tour of Albina Vision Trust.
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| L&C Halloween Costume Contest Winners |
We had 33 costume entries this year and more than 900 votes for each costume category. Check out all of the contest entry photos—and the group shot from the Halloween costume parade! After counting hundreds of votes from students, faculty, and staff, the winners and are…
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| Law School IT Launches Live Captioning System to Support Accessibility Across Campus |
The law school has introduced live captioning in every classroom—enhancing accessibility and inclusion for all students. What began as a project to support hearing-impaired learners is now transforming how the entire community engages and connects.
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| L&C Faculty and Staff Turkey Trot |
Join us at noon on Thursday, November 13 for a 2K or a 5K run or walk—your choice!
The first 50 people to show up will get a Turkey Trot t-shirt. All participants will be entered into a raffle to win a frozen turkey or tofurkey.
This annual event is a fundraiser for the L&C food pantry. Requested donations include non-perishable food and feminine hygiene products.
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Homework faces an existential crisis. Has AI made it pointless?
“Fundamentally, AI complicates a preexisting problem: Often, instructors have put too little thought into homework, said Mollie Galloway, associate professor at the Graduate School of Education and Counseling at Lewis & Clark College in Oregon. ‘It's always been important to think about how to create assignments that are meaningful and deepen learning, and the increasing use of AI makes this more true than ever,’ Galloway said.”
Los Angeles Times
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| “The beauty of the campus and the friendly feel of the community made me choose L&C and I’m so glad that I did.”
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Through Nov. 15, noon to 1:30 p.m.
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| | Come hear our Fall Artist-in-Residence’ poetry piece “IN THE SPACE> THE NAMING” on a 30-minute loop during the EAR Forest’s opening listening hours.
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Join NEDC and the Citizens’ Climate Lobby for a screening of Youth v. Gov! The film follows the landmark case where youth sued the U.S. government for its role in the climate crisis. Afterwards, hear from panelists, including, the nonprofit that represented the youth, Our Children’s Trust. Please RSVP.
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Join us for an interactive session in Fowler 350 to learn about best practices for recruiting, interviewing, and onboarding student employees. Please register in advance.
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| | Discover how to maximize your retirement income to ensure your financial security doesn’t stop when you stop working.
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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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Through Nov. 14, times vary
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This year’s symposium calls for us to dig into our past, strengthen our connections, and branch out, building a new ecosystem for resistance. “Sowing Resistance” invites us to examine how our personal actions ripple beyond ourselves, touching our communities, our prójimo, and the world.
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| | Free weekly art sessions for individuals to create art and find community. Art materials are supplied. Check the open studio calendar for virtual or in-person sessions (held at the Lewis & Clark Community Counseling Center, 4445 SW Barbur Boulevard). Registration is required.
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| | Alex Sager, Professor of Philosophy and University Studies at Portland State University, examines the ways in which deportation can contribute to broader injustice.
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| | Join us for a performance featuring violinist Tillie Schwartz-Ketchner ’27. Tillie will perform pieces by Sibelius, Bach, and Beethoven, with Susan DeWitt Smith accompanying on piano.
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| | Join us for a Senior Degree Recital featuring Nicholas Manley. This performance will represent the range of Nicholas’ academic experience while attending Lewis & Clark, including classical solo piano, jazz standards, original compositions, and electronically produced music.
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Students, staff, and faculty, as well as community members, are invited to join Hilary, facilitator of InterPlay and Chaplain, as she leads 90 minutes of an embodied spirituality practice called InterPlay. InterPlay is a community-building practice that enables participants to find their creative power, collaborate with others, and expand their personal awareness through simple storytelling and movement forms, theater games, improvisation, stillness, and sound. It is a perfect antidote to stress and cynicism.
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| | Sophie Justus and Mia Raju perform solo and chamber works by Bach, Prokofiev, Wieniawski, Reinecke, and more.
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| | L&C students, staff, and faculty from all three schools are encouraged to pause from the busy-ness of life and come sit! No experience necessary, and beginners to regular meditators are welcomed.
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The Department of Political Science invites you to join a conversation about the impact of Portland’s first ranked choice election. This is a relaxed, conversational event that brings together on-and off-campus experts to help teach and inspire our students and community.
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