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Philanthropy Leadership Dinner

On May 3, Lewis & Clark hosted the Philanthropy Leadership Dinner in the Kridel Grand Ballroom of the Portland Art Museum. The event is designed to honor and acknowledge members of Lewis & Clark’s giving societies. More than 230 guests attended the event.

  • Dinner speaker Stephen Dow Beckham, Pamplin Professor Emeritus of History.
    Dinner speaker Stephen Dow Beckham, Pamplin Professor Emeritus of History.
    Credit: Nina Johnson
  • Trustee Patrick Nielson BA '71and Dorris Nielson with Trustee Scott Dubchansky.
    Trustee Patrick Nielson BA ’71and Dorris Nielson with Trustee Scott Dubchansky.
    Credit: Nina Johnson
  • Susan Locey, Peter Lahti, Julie McPherson, and head football coach Jay Locey.
    Susan Locey, Peter Lahti, Julie McPherson, and head football coach Jay Locey.
    Credit: Nina Johnson
  • Josh Aller and Hillary Dixon BA '99.
    Josh Aller and Hillary Dixon BA ’99.
    Credit: Nina Johnson
  • Muriel Lezak, Barnes and Molly Ellis, and the Hon. Diarmuid O'Scannlain.
    Muriel Lezak, Barnes and Molly Ellis, and the Hon. Diarmuid O’Scannlain.
    Credit: Nina Johnson
  • Susan Bates and Life Trustee John Bates with Aaron Meyer BA '95.
    Susan Bates and Life Trustee John Bates with Aaron Meyer BA ’95.
    Credit: Nina Johnson
  • Taunya Anderson, Autry Liggett, and Pamplin Associate Professor of History David Campion.
    Taunya Anderson, Autry Liggett, and Pamplin Associate Professor of History David Campion.
    Credit: Nina Johnson
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