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Employee Comings and Goings

Several people have joined our community recently, one continuing employee has taken on a new role at Lewis & Clark, and a few said a fond farewell.

April 15, 2024

New employees:

Holly Allen-Petersen, HRIS analyst, Human Resources; Matthew Bowers, graphic designer, Office of Communications; Beth Feickert, executive administrative assistant, Dean of the Law School; Carlie Hantho, placement coordinator, Counseling, Therapy and School Psychology; and Melanie McManamon, first-year experience coodinator, Dean of Students.

Employees in a new role:

Caitlin DeNise, head swim coach and aquatics director, Physical Education and Athletics.

Departing employees:

Caleb Eldridge, administrative assistant IV, Theatre; Brian Franshaw, financial analyst, Office of Finance and Business; Ian Gadberry, general maintenance and event prep, Facilities Services; Gigi Newcomer-Neeson, Cooley house groundskeeper, Facilities Services; Desiree Staeffler-Marchbanks, senior law fellow, National Crime Victim Law Institute; and Jay Weitman, director, Campus Safety.

This list of employees is provided by the Office of Human Resources, and published monthly in The Source. Please direct inquiries to hr@lclark.edu.

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