Student Life Awards are annually presented to recognize staff for their hard work and dedication to the division mission and the student experience. This year’s recipients were announced at the May 27 Student Life divisional luncheon.
Associate Dean and Director, International Students & Scholars
Rev. Mark Duntley Award
Recognizes an individual for excellent administrative and professional performance that enhances the functioning of an office and helps achieve the goals of the division.
Theresa Brostowitz, CJ Cabungcal, Sebastian DePrez, Megan Doren, Serena Draper, Adam Hintze, Hannah Machado, Sean Murphy, Franchesca Spann
Team Award
Recognizes a Student Life department or group who collaborate on a project, process, or other significant initiative that brings about meaningful change, improves performance or productivity, and/or enhances the College.
Associate Dean of Student Success, College Advising Center, Office of Student Accessibility
Partner Award
Recognizes a staff or faculty member outside of the Division of Student Life who has contributed to the Division’s goals and objectives through collaboration, involvement and partnership.
Recipients were nominated from within the division and selected by the Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students. For past recipients, visit the Student Life Awards archive.
Vice President of Student Life and Dean of Students is located in East Residence Hall on the Undergraduate Campus.
Anna Ingadottir BA ’26 and Arnav Bishnoi BA ’28 came to Lewis & Clark from opposite sides of the world, but for similar reasons: They wanted a place where academic and athletics could thrive together—and they found it on Palatine Hill.
Together with community partner PNW Native Lacrosse, the women’s lacrosse team is elevating the sport’s Indigenous origins, reminding spectators that lacrosse is a Native game.
Associate Professor Sarah Warren, Evelyn Gore BA ’26, Fiona Eilers BA ’26, and Elie Al Khoury BA ’26 joined Oregon Public Broadcasting’s Dave Miller on Think Out Loud to discuss the benefits of a liberal arts education in today’s increasingly complex world.
