Gantenbein Society Dinner
March 31, 2016
To thank its major donors of 2015–16, the law school hosted a dinner at Renata, lauded as one of Portland’s best new restaurants.
The annual event honors the Gantenbein Society, whose members have given $5,000 or more to the law school during the fiscal year.
Gifts from Gantenbein Society members partially fund the Gantenbein Scholarships, which help defray the cost of tuition for current students. Recipients must have a record of outstanding academic performance at Lewis & Clark and have demonstrated consistently good citizenship within both the law and general communities.
Interested in becoming a member of the Gantenbein Society? Please contact Joset Grenon, assistant dean for development, at jgrenon@lclark.edu or 503-768-6901.
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From left: President Barry Glassner, Life Trustee John Bates, and Assistant Dean and Director of Business Law Programs Steve Goebel ’05 -
From left: Michael McCaslin JD ’88, Gaye Richardson, and Life Trustee Jim Richardson BS ’70, JD ’76 -
From left: D. Lawrence Wobbrock JD ’77 and Henry J. Casey Professor Emeritus of Law Edward Brunet -
From left: Susan Bates, Claudia Brown, and Nancy Dietrich
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