Important Notices

Google’s improved appointment scheduling feature, Appointment Schedules, will replace Appointment Slots on July 18, 2024. This update provides more flexible and efficient scheduling by allowing users to create multiple booking schedules with customizable time slots that others can book directly.

Users must manually switch to Appointment Schedules, as existing Appointment Slots will not transfer automatically.

On June 24, stricter settings were implemented on our @lclark.edu domain. This means that recipients will have greater confidence in the authenticity and security of emails coming from @lclark.edu senders. There is no action required from users, unless you are using a third-party email system to send out emails.

Join us every Tuesday at noon at the Manor House circle to get outside, build community, and have FUN! 

The highway closure will be in both directions for more than four miles as crews replace a worn-out bridge structure. Several I-5 on-ramps will also close. Expect congestion and delays during these closures.

The Community Dialogues team wants your help reflecting on dialogue at Lewis & Clark this year. Lewis & Clark has been working since 2022 to support constructive engagement across differences through dialogue in and out of classrooms. We’ve partnered with Essential Partners to train and coach people across campus to facilitate dialogues in and out of the classroom.

Calling all first-generation* staff, faculty, and/or alumni! Consider being part of the Inclusion & Multicultural Engagement (IME)’s First-Generation* Mentorship Program during our second year of this new initiative.

Stop by the collaborative area to see twenty works by local artists, part of the Lake Oswego Public Library’s annual community reading event.

The Center for Spiritual Life, as neighbors to our Ombuds in lower Flanagan, would like to assemble a book of letters, photos, memories as a memento that Valerie can enjoy in her retirement from Lewis & Clark. Please add your sentiments and help us spread the word, as we’d like to capture the voices of students, staff, and faculty from all three schools who have appreciated working with Valerie.

As we move into the summer and plan orientation, campus welcome, and first weeks of classes, how can we incorporate this knowledge into our practices, approaches and pedagogy? Gen Z is considered the loneliest generation, which affects our students as well. Please watch this video and reflect on how this affects our students. 

Join the BIPOC ERG on Tuesday, June 18, at 12:30 p.m. for cool drinks and sweet treats on the Manor House Patio. Bring your own picnic lunch!

The focus of this Employee Resource Group is around the physical and psychological issues surrounding menopause.

Please join us for a series of student science research presentations. Topics range from “Urban Insect Ecology” to “Integrating Imaging Physics into Undergraduate STEM Education.”