December 15, 2014
Highlights of 2014
Look back at the top 10 stories of the year at the graduate school.
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In 2014, the graduate school was proud to celebrate 30 years of service to others. Here are stories, videos, and photos of our student, faculty, and alumni accomplishments that attracted tens of thousands of visitors to our website last year.
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In recognition of her outstanding commitment to educational equity, Charlene Williams—who is currently completing her doctorate work in educational leadership—was honored by the Urban League of Portland at the 2014 Equal Opportunity Awards Day Dinner. -
In 2014, the Graduate School of Education and Counseling celebrates 30 years of preparing teachers and counselors for lives of service. -
Se-ah-dom Edmo works with Tribal leaders to address critical issues and strengthen sovereignty. -
After discussing counseling services that were missing in the Portland area, the founders of PorchLight Custom Counseling—Justin Cox MA ’12, Llew Richards MA ’13, Mica Richards, Holly Roland MA ’12, and Siddarth Venkatachalam MA ’12 —had an idea to offer their many counseling specialties at affordable rates, around the clock. -
Lewis & Clark launches a new master’s degree program to prepare the next generation of college leaders. -
Jones has taught teacher education at Lewis & Clark since 1973. He leaves behind a five-decade legacy at the college, spanning a period that includes the formation of the graduate school and decades of public school reform. -
The graduate school has received $360,000 from the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) for two projects that support teachers in becoming more culturally competent. -
A history and art major combines his passions as an educator—and winemaker. -
David Valenzuela brings creative writing, Spanish, and brain anatomy into a high school biology lab. -
The Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapy program adds a new international track
