The Sustainability Office and the Sustainability Council provide Lewis & Clark students with opportunities to learn, grow, and serve our community and region in an effort to build a more livable world. Through internships, service learning, workshops, and events, students are able to develop a variety of skills to support them in a life of learning and civic leadership.
If you are interested in becoming involved in the sustainability community on campus, please check out the Student Resources page, join our listserv, apply for a student job, or follow us on social media. To contact a current student, faculty, or staff member, check out our bios below.
Educational Background: BS Environmental Science, Oregon State University, BA International Studies in Environmental Science, Oregon State University, Master of Environmental Management, Portland State University
Hobbies: Anything creative or outdoors! Museums, art, theater, food. I love food!
Interesting fact about me: Halloween is my favorite holiday, I start planning themes and decor in July!
The Sustainability Office and the Sustainability Council are excited to introduce this year’s new interns! They will work alongside us to develop and implement innovative projects to foster a more sustainable and eco-friendly campus for students. We are delighted to see their contributions as they help drive a positive, environmentally conscious change that will benefit our community and future students’ experience. Together, we are dedicated to building a zero-waste campus, greener areas, and more resilient campus community that prioritizes sustainability and how it helps our students.
Background: Bri is from Beaverton, Oregon, and she is passionate about creating a more sustainable campus environment. Bri’s commitment to reduce waste and encourage more friendly habits among all students and staff alike.
Academic Interests: Bri has plans to double major in EnvironmentalStudies and International Affairs
Fun Fact: An interesting fact about Bri is that she has run two marathons, one of which was the Portland Marathon in 2024!
Background: Nargis Mayel is a Lewis & Clark College freshman from Kabul, Afghanistan. She is currently involved in an impactful role as the Zero Waste Room Coordinator, where she plays a crucial part in organizing and facilitating the reuse of donated clothing and items for fellow students in need.
Academic Interests: While Nargis has not yet declared her major, she is leaning towards pursuing a degree in computer science, reflecting her enthusiasm for technology and its applications.
Fun Fact: An interesting fact about Nargis is her distinctive curly hair, which adds to her vibrant personality. She embraces her unique traits and enjoys connecting with others in her community. Nargis enjoys taking breaks during her busy college schedule, demonstrating her balance between academic responsibilities and personal well-being.
Sustainability Office is located in Fowler Student Center on the Undergraduate Campus. MSC: 134
