Events

Equity and Inclusion Events

MLK Jr. Lecture Series Book Club
January 28

Boley Law Library Book Club

This year’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Lecture series author, Carol Anderson, will discuss her book White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of our Racial Divide with the campus on Wednesday, January 29th. In anticipation of that lecture Boley Law Library is holding a book club discussion on the book.

On Tuesday, January 28th at 12:00 we will meet to discuss the book in Wood Hall Conference Room 221. You can read the ebook through our catalog listing for free. All students, staff, and faculty from any campus (Law, CAS, or graduate) are welcome to participate. If you have any questions, contact Meredith Kostek (mkostek@lclark.edu)

More information in our blog.

January 30

LAW: Antiracist Book Club

Please join Ananya Raghavan, the SBA VP of DEIB, and Alexandra Cook, the Director of Equity, Inclusion, and Academic Resources for an Antiracist student book club this spring semester. The goal of this book club is to continue building on the discussions regarding race in the legal field students have had during law school through the DEI and anti-bias sessions, classes, and more.

The book club will be reading Open Season by Ben Crump, and the first 15 people to sign up will receive a free copy of the book. Any number of students can join. The book club will meet in January, February, and March to discuss the book. The first meeting will feature a guest speaker to provide context for the subject matter, intention set for the book club, and more.

RSVP here.
February 4

Black History Month: Family Feud

Join the Black History Month planning committee as we celebrate  Black History Month with our Family Feud event! 

McAfee Open House
February 5

McAfee Open House

New Date! Please join us for the annual Open House on February 5, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.   

March 13

David Roediger: “The Antiracist Education of an Ordinary White”

LC Ethnic Studies welcomes David Roediger, radical American writer, historian, and Professor of American Studies and History at the University of Kansas.