Robin Holmes-Sullivan outside the Frank Manor House
Robin Holmes-Sullivan outside the Frank Manor House

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On July 1, 2022, Dr. Robin Holmes-Sullivan took the helm as Lewis & Clark’s 26th president. Holmes-Sullivan is the first woman and the first person of color to serve as Lewis & Clark’s president in the institution’s 155-year history.

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  • Robin will be a transformative president at a critical time of great challenge and opportunity for Lewis & Clark.

    Patrick Mahaffy BA ’85, Trustee and Cochair of the Presidential Search Committee

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Office of the President Events

Community Dialogue: [No] Hard Feelings
March 10: 3:30pm - 5:00pm

Community Dialogue: [No] Hard Feelings

What do you consider “hard feelings”? Where do they come from and who influences them? What do they do to and for us – both individually and collectively? How do they shape our perspectives, actions, relationships, or communities? In this small-group Dialogue, participants will be invited to explore Gender Studies Symposium themes through considering the value of their own stories and exploring the potential that both personal and shared feelings have in our world. All L&C community members and symposium presenters/artists are encouraged to participate in this Community Dialogue!

Community Dialogue: [No] Hard Feelings
March 13: 3:30pm - 5:00pm

Community Dialogue: [No] Hard Feelings

What do you consider “hard feelings”? Where do they come from and who influences them? What do they do to and for us – both individually and collectively? How do they shape our perspectives, actions, relationships, or communities? In this small-group Dialogue, participants will be invited to explore Gender Studies Symposium themes through considering the value of their own stories and exploring the potential that both personal and shared feelings have in our world. All L&C community members and symposium presenters/artists are encouraged to participate in this Community Dialogue!

Community Dialogue: [No] Hard Feelings
March 20: 3:30pm - 5:00pm

Community Dialogue: [No] Hard Feelings

What do you consider “hard feelings”? Where do they come from and who influences them? What do they do to and for us – both individually and collectively? How do they shape our perspectives, actions, relationships, or communities? In this small-group Dialogue, participants will be invited to explore Gender Studies Symposium themes through considering the value of their own stories and exploring the potential that both personal and shared feelings have in our world. All L&C community members and symposium presenters/artists are encouraged to participate in this Community Dialogue!