News for Lewis & Clark Faculty and Staff |
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| Career Accelerator Reflects on Inaugural Year |
Read about this year’s accomplishments and the staffing changes that have been made to ensure student support.
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| | Law School Strategic Plan Focuses on the Future, Student Success and Community |
“Excellence and resilience in a fast-changing world” is the focus of the Law School’s strategic plan, with efforts to “future-proof” the school and ensure students’ success.
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| Sign up for an All-Campus Book Conversation |
The Psychology Department and IT Department invite all community members to join us for a bring-your-own lunch discussion on AI of Monk and Robot by Becky Chambers. Please join us on July 22, 12:30–1:30 p.m. in the Watzek Library Classroom.
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| Seeking Volunteers for Employee Picnic |
Our annual employee picnic is a vital way to thank our campus community for their hard work. To make it a success, we need a few extra hands on deck and feet on the field! Volunteers will receive an extra raffle ticket.
Date: Thursday, June 18
Time: 11:30 a.m.
Location: Lower Estate Gardens
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The Thompson Elk is back. What about Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Roosevelt?
“As part of that process, the city partnered with Lewis & Clark College for an in-depth study that included examining the reasons the three statues were targeted…The Lewis & Clark report recommends that an extensive public engagement process be pursued before deciding whether to return the targeted statues, including numerous forums, walking tours, and other forms of civic participation. There was no formal council vote to return the three statues. But to anyone watching the video of the hearing, it is apparent the council had already made the decision. It accepted the Lewis & Clark report without adopting its full public engagement recommendations.”
Oregon Arts Watch, May 13
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"Student affairs requires you to ask why are we doing what we’re doing and who do we affect with these choices. I proudly take my time and ask questions that sometimes have never been asked because my time in the SAA program taught me to do that."
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Join us for a talk titled Colloquium: Science and Society with James F. Miller Professor of Humanities Jay Odenbaugh.
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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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| | All art materials are provided, and no prior art-making experience is necessary—just a willingness to explore and be curious. Registration Required.
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Soul Walk North invites you to visit historic landmarks where music thrived in Portland’s Black community. Learn about Albina’s past, listen to the music that built its legacy, and hear from those helping to shape its future.
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Please join us to celebrate her time at the College, and to wish her well in her future pursuits.
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June 18
11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
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| | It’s time to celebrate your hard work at L&C! The Office of the President invites all employees to a global fútbol-themed picnic—packed with food trucks and lawn games.
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Join Albina Vision Trust and Good in the Hood to “Reclaim the District” with an all-day block party at Lillis-Albina Park.
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