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What happens when a correctional facility functions as a classroom? Lewis & Clark history students find out firsthand. Photos by Nina Johnson
  • Reiko Hillyer, associate professor of history, teaches her popular Crime and Punishment course at the Columbia River Correctional Institu...
    Reiko Hillyer, associate professor of history, teaches her popular Crime and Punishment course at the Columbia River Correctional Institution in Northeast Portland.
    Nina Johnson
  • Rebecca Lingafelter (center), associate professor of theatre, helps students prepare a theatre performance for the course.
    Rebecca Lingafelter (center), associate professor of theatre, helps students prepare a theatre performance for the course.
    Nina Johnson
  • The class enrolls 30 students, with an equal representation of “outside Lewis & Clark students and inside prisoners.
    The class enrolls 30 students, with an equal representation of “outside” Lewis & Clark students and “inside” prisoners.
    Nina Johnson
  • As inside and outside students work together, they embody the course's core themes: redemption, healing, and humanity.
    As "inside" and "outside" students work together, they embody the course's core themes: redemption, healing, and humanity.
    Nina Johnson
  • On the last day of class, students perform an original play and offer stirring renditions of original poetry and prose.
    On the last day of class, students perform an original play and offer stirring renditions of original poetry and prose.
    Nina Johnson
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