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Lewis & Clark’s Holiday Reception

On December 5, President Barry Glassner hosted the college’s annual holiday reception for alumni and parents in the Diane Gregg Pavilion.

Photos by Brian Foulkes

On December 5, President Barry Glassner hosted the college’s annual holiday reception for alumni and parents in the Diane Gregg Pavilion.

The reception was followed by the Annual Holiday Service of Sacred Song and Verse in Agnes Flanagan Chapel. The service featured traditional advent scripture readings, congregational singing of Christmas carols, performances by Lewis & Clark’s Cappella Nova and the Columbia Brass.

Daniela Lopez CAS ’16, president of the Associated Students of Lewis & Clark (ASLC); Lean Knapp, CAS ’16, vice president of ASLC, and Dean Jennifer Johnson.

Betsy Amster, wife of the president; Mary Jean Thompson B.M.; and President Barry Glassner. Betsy Amster, wife of the president; Mary Jean Thompson B.M.; and President Barry Glassner.

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