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Spring 2020
Cover Story
Seeing the Forest and the Trees
How to do groundbreaking research in eight (not so) easy steps, with Assistant Professor of Biology Margaret Metz.
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The Fight for Farmed Animals
Students in the law school’s new Animal Law Litigation Clinic face off against industry and government to prevent animal suffering and protect the food supply.
Message from the President
For Each Other
Call it a paradox of the pandemic: At the same time that something has been stolen from us, the bonds of our community have been strengthened.
On Palatine Hill
New Scholarship for Portland-Area Immigrants and Refugees
As an undergraduate student, Michael Graham BA ’05 independently traveled to Rwanda.
Two Students Named 2020 Goldwater Scholars
This spring, Jordan Gonzalez BA ’21 and Natalie Klee BA ’21 were named recipients of the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship.
Dooley Named CFO and VP of Operations
Andrea Dooley has been named Lewis & Clark’s new chief financial officer and vice president for operations.
Mellon Grant to Support ‘Healing Through Narrative’
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has approved a grant of $750,000 to Lewis & Clark College to support community partnerships that address social suffering brought about by incarceration, inequitable access to higher education, and physical/mental illness.
Main Stage Production
Just as Marie Antoinette’s reign was cut short in real life, so was the depiction of her life on Lewis & Clark’s main stage.
Rabasa Recognized for Teaching Excellence
Assistant Professor of Hispanic Studies Magalí Rabasa is the latest recipient of the Arnold L. and Lois S. Graves Award.
Leadership and Support
Caldwell Scholarship Aids International Students
In 2001, the Greg Caldwell Scholarship for International Students began with a gift from a parent of a Japanese student. It was strengthened in 2008 by a contribution from the Lewis & Clark Alumni Association in Korea.
Alumni News
Pioneers Around the World
In recent months, Lewis & Clark alumni, parents, and friends have had a blast exploring the Canadian Gulf Islands and Victoria B.C., Greece, and Tanzania with our Pioneer Travel Program.
Alumni Provide Helpful Career Connections
Each year, hundreds of alumni volunteer their time and expertise to assist fellow Pioneers explore and prepare for life after Lewis & Clark and beyond.
Profiles
In Memoriam
Afterword
Home School Thoughts for All of Us
“Home School Thoughts for All of Us,” by Kim Stafford.
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Pioneers Around the World
In recent months, Lewis & Clark alumni, parents, and friends have had a blast exploring the Canadian Gulf Islands and Victoria B.C., Greece, and Tanzania with our Pioneer Travel Program. Distinctive experiences, guided by L&C faculty, remain the hallmark of our trips. We hope you will travel with us in 2021. Keep an eye on go.lclark.edu/piotravel for the most up-to-date information.
