Advocate Magazine
Making a Difference Around the World: Four Law School Alumni Follow Their Passion
Around the world, Lewis & Clark Law School alumni are changing the face of the planet as leaders in law, legal education, and business.
Features
2011 Scholarship Recognition Dinner
More than 180 donors, students, family members, and friends gathered to recognize the tremendous impact of student scholarships on recipients and donors alike.
Commencement 2011
Our 2011 Graduates, Doug Newell honored with Leo Levenson Award, and a discussion with Stephen L. Carter
Saving Nepal and the Planet, One Lawsuit at a Time
Pro Public founder Prakash Mani Sharma ’99 heads one of the most effective public interest organizations in the world.
“Crystalling the Legacy”: An Introduction
Professor Emeritus Ron Lansing recently published Crystalling the Legacy, detailing the accreditation era of the Law School.
Externships: Learning Through Experience
Lewis & Clark Law School offers students externships as a way to acquire vital practical skills and by undertaking work experiences for which they earn credit.
The India Collaboration Thrives With a Spring Faculty Exchange
Lewis & Clark’s Ed Brunet, Craig Johnston ’85, and Lin Harmon ’91 went to India to participate in conferences with two of our partner schools.
News of Note
Kevin Cassidy ’02 Opens PEAC East Coast Office
2011 Natural Resources Distinguished Visitor and Distinguished Environmental Law Graduates
The 24th annual Natural Resources Law Institute Distinguished Visitor: Jodi Freeman, Archibald Cox Professor of Law at Harvard Law School.
Business Law Spring Luncheon
Clinic Updates
Faculty and Staff News
Erin Ryan
Christopher Lombard ’03
Faculty and Staff News
Bittersweet: Four Long-Term Members of the Law Faculty Retire
Alumni News
In Memoriam
In Memoriam, Fall 2011
Honoring our faculty, friends and staff members who have recently passed.
Betty Roberts, Giant Among Trailblazers
Her contributions and accomplishments in both politics and the law are legion, and many were achieved only through extraordinary determination.