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This has been a year of growth for the Alumni Board. We’ve welcomed nine new Alumni Board members.

Bradley J. Krupicka
Bradley J. Krupicka
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Dear fellow alums,

This has been a year of growth for the Alumni Board. We’ve welcomed nine new Alumni Board members, including Brett Bender ’87, Stacie Damazo ’19, Ted James ’21, Dr. John Kenagy ’21, Ally McLain ’18, Carrie Ng ’22, Carlisle Pearson ’20, Mitch Tsai ’10, and Christina Vieira da Rosa ’21!

The Alumni Board of Directors Scholarship is also growing. Our goal is to double the current endowment for a total of $200K. Every year, we give scholarships to 2Ls who are chosen based on financial need, community involvement, scholarly achievement, and plans for staying involved with the law school after graduation. This year, we were pleased to award the scholarship to Arlette Lozano Villegas, 2L. She was seven years old when her family crossed the U.S.-Mexico border and spent her childhood advocating for her family through the challenges they faced as undocumented immigrants. Arlette is exactly the type of student we need at Lewis & Clark—helping other families navigate the complex legal landscape of immigration rights. With the growing cost of, well, frankly, everything, it is vitally important that we are able to support current law students. If you feel moved to give to the Alumni Board of Directors Scholarship, I urge you to do so: go.lclark.edu/law-alumni-scholarship

The Alumni Board is always looking for ways to connect with fellow alums and current law students. Last year, we hosted an alumni networking reception for recent grads and a pumpkin carving contest for current students; we volunteered at the Oregon Food Bank in November. We kicked off 2023 with an alumni happy hour and cohosted the Distinguished Honors Dinner with Dean Jennifer Johnson at Waverley Country Club; donated a basket to PILP; and selected our scholarship recipient. Stay tuned for news from our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee on its partnership with the BIPOC Mentorship Program!

Watch your email for upcoming events, join in, and let us know if you want to host an event near you. Reach me directly at bkrupicka@ohaganmeyer.com.

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