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September 10Lewis & Clark Law School received a charitable bequest totaling $3.7. million to support public interest environmental law fellowships and scholarships. This bequest is the second-largest single gift ever made to the law school. -
September 10Lewis & Clark Law School received a charitable bequest totaling $3.7 million to support public interest environmental law fellowships and scholarships. This bequest is the second-largest single gift ever made to the law school.
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August 242017 has seen an assault on the role science plays in shaping public policy. In the trenches of that battle is Law Professor Dan Rohlf. -
June 8At Rogue Farm Corps, Nellie McAdams ’07 helps young and aging farmers alike plan for their futures. -
February 28Punian spent six months working for the Center for Food Safety and intends to focus her legal career on food, agriculture and public health. -
February 17Funds raised will go toward public interest law summer stipends and loan repayment assistance -
October 11Businessman by trade, pro bono attorney by passion -
April 7Why a Career in Public Interest Law is Worth Considering -
February 16Lewis & Clark organized and hosted the NW Public Service Career Fairs in Seattle and Portland. -
February 4Portland publication Street Roots takes us behind the scenes at the Oregon Innocence Project in an interview with co-founder and Lewis & Clark Law Professor Aliza Kaplan. -
September 3Lewis & Clark’s new Criminal Justice Reform Clinic serves the community and law students interested in the intersection of integrative advocacy and criminal justice reform. -
July 15USA Today College interviewed alumna Megan Kent ’12 in an article on the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program. -
March 1On February 28, 2015, 110 local students from 12 schools gathered at Lewis & Clark College for the 16th Annual High School/Middle School Mock Trial Event. The event was hosted by Lewis & Clark Law School as part of DiscoverLaw.Org created by the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC). The council encourages outreach to young people from backgrounds underrepresented in the field of law to educate them about law as a career by funding programs designed as “diversity pipeline” events. -
July 21Lewis & Clark Law School’s Public Interest Law Program ranks No. 3 in National Jurist magazine’s 2009 annual ranking of law schools. The ranking assesses student involvement in public interest, curricular offerings, and financial factors.
