Centennial Celebration
We mark 100 years of accomplishments and innovation.
On October 9 and 10, 2015, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends celebrated a century of Lewis & Clark Law School accomplishments and innovation. Dean Jennifer Johnson and President Barry Glassner toasted the school’s rich history and promising future while nearly 300 revelers enjoyed fine food and drink on campus Saturday. Festivities also included a Friday gathering at the EcoTrust building in downtown Portland for classes celebrating milestone reunions.
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Associate Dean Susan Mandiberg, Dean Jennifer Johnson, Oregon Governor Kate Brown ’85, and President Barry Glassner are all smiles at Friday’s Centennial Class Reunion reception. -
Professor Craig Johnston ’85, Hon. Mike Greenlick ’85, Stuart Cohen ’85, Steve Wildish ’85, and Alan Thayer ’85 enjoy catching up at their reunion. -
Dean Johnson welcomes reception attendees. -
Tony Buccino ’75 and Dean Johnson. -
Centennial banners decorate downtown Portland. -
Dean Johnson offers a celebratory toast to the crowd gathered on campus Saturday evening. -
Dean Johnson, Steve Stadum ’81, and Sally Stadum. -
Board of Visitors President Mark Tratos ’79 (left) greets fellow member Monte Bricker. -
Attendees socialize in Boley Law Library. -
Donna Oden-Orr ’96, Associate Dean Martha Spence ’84, and Christine Meadows ’96. -
Professor Steve Kanter shares a bit of history in the form of a 1985-1989 B League Champions Lewis & Clark law faculty t-shirt.
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