Additional Resource in OEI Available for Spring Semester 2026
The Office of Equity and Inclusion (OEI) has added a new resource for the spring semester to provide consultation for students, staff, and faculty in resolving conflicts and navigating challenging interpersonal situations.
Mariann Hyland, JD, MSW and her team member Conchita Franco Serri, Ed.M., JD are now available as confidential resources, consistent with the College’s policies and applicable laws regarding confidentiality, to all members of the campus community. Their work will focus on facilitation, interpersonal communications, and conflict resolution. Hyland will have space on campus and will be available to meet in person or remotely to support individuals, departments, and teams as requested. Serri is available to meet remotely. They can be reached via email at ombuds@hyland-solutions.com or by phone: (503) 389-0127.
Hyland brings decades of experience leading transformation at complex nonprofit, governmental, educational, and health care organizations. Her leadership coaching and consulting is built on her experience in positions including Director of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity, Assistant Vice Provost in Academic Affairs, and Vice President of People and Culture. Serri, a mediator and practitioner of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and online dispute resolution (ODR), served as the inaugural Ombuds at Pomona College.
Equity and Inclusion is located in room 116-117 of McAfee on the undergraduate Campus.
MSC: 145
voice 503-768-7186
email: diversityinclusion@lclark.edu
Equity and Inclusion
Lewis & Clark
615 S. Palatine Hill Road
Portland OR 97219
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