Catalog 2005-2006
Graduate School of Education and Counseling

Information found in this online edition of the 2005-06 Catalog is unofficial and for informational purposes only. The official document of record is the printed edition of the 2005-06 Catalog. For more information, please contact the Dean of the Graduate School.

Please Note: This is the 2005-2006 catalog. It is now out of date, and included here only for archival purposes. Please use the current edition. Thank you.

History of the Graduate School

Although Lewis & Clark College has trained teachers since its earliest days, the Graduate School of Education and Counseling in its present form dates from 1984. That year, graduate programs were consolidated into a single administrative unit and faculty collaborated on a unified vision for educating students and joining together as a community of scholars and learners. Through this vision, the Graduate School of Education and Counseling has supported the mission of Lewis & Clark College by training thoughtful leaders, innovative decision makers, and agents of positive change in the fields of education and counseling: leaders who actively engage with the communities they serve.

The establishment of Rogers Hall supports the Graduate School of Education and Counseling's transformational vision and fulfills a need inherent to graduate study: community. Under the roof of a single building, Lewis & Clark graduate faculty and students are able to come together through dialogue, reflection, and collaboration, producing innovative leaders prepared to make significant contributions in the fields of education and counseling.