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May 28
To RSVP for any of these workshops, and to received the Zoom link, please click here.
Monday, July 13, 2-3:30: Touchstones of Adaptive Teaching: Structure & Flexibility. We’ll focus on increased needs for clarity and structure in the online environment, contrasted with increased needs for flexibility and adaptability. Host: Molly Robinson, TEP. RSVP
Tuesday, July 14, 10-11:30: Problem, Object, or Lab-based Workshop . This workshop will focus on templates for designing courses where students have hands-on interactions with objects in a lab or studio setting. Hosts: Dru Donovan & Greg Hermann. RSVP
Tuesday, July 14, 10-11:30: World Languages Workshop. We’ll brainstorm around the challenges of teaching language in the hybrid and online environments. Host: Molly Robinson, TEP. RSVP
Thursday, July 16, 10-11:30: Software and methods-based Workshop. Host: Dru Donovan. RSVP
Monday, July 20, 2-3:30: Touchstones of Adaptive Teaching: Leadership & Connection. We’ll discuss the importance of having a sense of authority and leadership as a teacher, contrasted with the need to create strong and connected relationships in the classroom. Host: Molly Robinson, TEP. RSVP
Monday, July 27, 2-3:30: Touchstones of Adaptive Teaching: Consistency & Variety. We’ll focus on the synergistic connections between the need for consistency and predictability in teaching, and the need for variety and diversity. Host: Molly Robinson, TEP. RSVP
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December 3The Animal Law Litigation Clinic (ALLC), focusing on farmed animals, opened this fall at Lewis & Clark Law School. -
December 3In January 2019, Lewis & Clark Law School introduced a new option for those who want to earn its internationally recognized post-JD environmental degree: an online, distance-learning pathway to the LLM in environmental, natural resources, and energy law. -
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December 2A $3.7 million bequest from Washington environmental advocate John E. Diehl will endow postgraduate fellowships supporting Lewis & Clark Law School alumni who practice environmental law in the public interest. -
December 2In 2020, Lewis & Clark Law School will celebrate a significant anniversary—50 years of its environmental law program. One of the first such programs in the country, it remains one of the best. In 2019, U.S. News & World Report named it No. 1 in the nation. -
December 2The Innovation Board collaborates with the business law faculty to create new programs and events for the Center. -
December 2The Center for Business Law and Innovation (CBLI) creates a new framework to provide business law training and opportunities for students—helping them and the Oregon business community thrive. -
November 8The Law School will be without Internet, network drives, wifi, desk phones, and printing capabilities this Sunday, November 11, for repair work. -
October 23The law school has launched a new certificate program to prepare students for careers in energy law. -
October 23Sunderland Plaza at now serves as the official entrance to Lewis & Clark Law School. -
December 4Lewis & Clark is getting ready to unveil a newly renovated John Gantenbein Building this fall. -
December 1Lewis & Clark selected Wim Wiewel (pronounced Vim VEE-vel) in June 2017 to lead the institution forward as its next president. -
January 13The Lewis & Clark emergency notification system provides rapid notification and instructions to students, faculty, and staff. -
January 29Sellwood Bridge is scheduled to close at 12:01 a.m on Saturday, February 15 and reopen by 5 a.m. on Thursday, February 20 -
May 9In order to enable a smooth transition from Infonet to WebAdvisor, we have decided to postpone taking Infonet out of service until after Summer 2013. -
May 9Sellwood Bridge traffic alert for May 10
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May 8Deposits that must be receipted in the current budget year must be submitted to Student and Departmental Account Services by 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 29. -
May 6Bon Appétit will be open regular hours over CAS reading days and finals week -
May 6Mark Pietrok will serve as Acting Director of Physical Education and Athletics. Mark has served the College for 24 years and is a proud Pioneer. -
May 6Beginning the week of May 6, PWB Interstate Maintenance and Construction personnel are preparing to begin construction activities on Palatine Hill Road between the undergrad and grad campuses at the water tower. -
May 2Thank you for complying with these requirements to assist with the year-end cut-off process. -
May 1An update on the process to move Infonet functionality to WebAdvisor.
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May 1The last check run that will include charges to the 2012-2013 fiscal year will be on Friday, June 14, 2013. All goods and services must be received by May 31st to be included in this year’s spending.
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April 29bookstore discount -
April 29Volunteers needed for “Donate, don’t dump” student move-out day -
April 235 tips for communicating summer hours and closures -
April 17Donate books to celebrate National Library Week!