November 6, 2008
College News
36th Annual Holiday Gala
Join classmates, friends, and the rest of the Lewis & Clark community for this holiday tradition. The event includes a buffet dinner hosted by Dean Julio de Paula, the Holiday Gala Service of Sacred Song and Verse led by Dean of the Chapel Mark Duntley, and dessert at the Frank Manor House hosted by President Hochstettler and Marcia Glas. Space is limited, so register now!
Alumni Weekend Photos Online
With more than 900 alumni thronging to campus, it was an Alumni Weekend to remember. Relive last month’s big event by visiting our online photo album. Also, please take the survey to help us shape future events, and volunteer for your next class reunion. We hope you had a great time at Alumni Weekend and will join us at upcoming events in your area!
Loening’s Protein Research Raises Questions and Explores Opportunities
Assistant Professor of Chemistry Niko Loening’s research is casting new light on proteins, one of the basic elements of all living species. Loening is an expert in protein-structure determination, and his work is raising questions about how proteins are formed and how proteins from one species may affect another.
Multicultural Symposium Expands Understanding of Global Migration
Hoping to break through the politics and polemics of the immigration issue, a group of Lewis & Clark students is asking people to reconsider their understanding of immigration and its effects on the United States. The upcoming Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium, Landscapes of Migration, will focus on why people migrate, how migration affects culture and identity, and how such movement relates to larger socio-political issues.
Graduate School Partners With Egyptian University to Create Egypt’s First Family Therapy Program
Lewis & Clark has developed a partnership with the faculty at Menoufiya University in Shebin El-Kom, Egypt, to help the university build its country's first marriage and family therapy program. Lewis & Clark faculty members and students, in turn, will learn from the expertise of the Egyptian faculty and enhance their own cultural competency.
Pioneer Athletic News
The Fall sport season is winding down and once again November proves to be a busy time for the athletic department at Lewis & Clark. Our winter sports are hard at work in preparation for the season ahead. For the latest news, game schedules, previews and recaps for all of our teams - check out our website.
Read more Lewis & Clark stories at www.lclark.edu
Events of Interest
Date |
Event |
Location |
November 3 |
Portland |
November 5 |
Portland |
November 5 |
'Our Cartesian Ancestry: Blessing or Curse?' Presented by Rebecca Copenhaver |
Portland |
November 6 |
Portland |
November 7 |
Portland |
November 12 |
Portland |
November 13 |
Minneapolis |
November 12-14 |
Portland |
November 16 |
Lisa Neher Senior Composition Recital & One-Act Opera "Therese and Maurice" |
Portland |
November 20 |
Portland |
November 21 |
Portland |
November 23 |
Portland |
December 2 |
Portland |
December 6 |
Portland |
December 6 |
Seattle |
January 7 |
Washington, D.C. |
January 9 |
Chicago |
January 15 |
San Francisco |
January 22 |
Portland |
Pioneer Athletics Events and Information
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