The People’s Poet
Associate Professor Kim Stafford, noted writer and teacher, is chosen as Oregon’s ninth poet laureate.
Featured Stories
Immigrant Advocate
Stephen Manning JD ’01 combines technology and litigation to fight for asylum seekers.
The Healing Power of Art
Lewis & Clark’s graduate school adds art therapy to its palette of counseling programs.
Champion of the Outdoors
Cailin O’Brien-Feeney BA ’07 is the head of Oregon’s new Office of Outdoor Recreation.
Found in Translation
Professors Štepán Šimek and Rebecca Lingafelter introduce fresh translations that bring Chekhov into the 21st century.
Message from the President
Embracing the New
On Palatine Hill
Buzz
Back in the Game for Alumni Coaches
Congratulations, Graduates of 2018
Three New Grads Honored With Fulbright Awards
Profiles
Germany Overseas Study Group Celebrates 50th Reunion
In fall 1967, five years after Lewis & Clark College launched its overseas study program, 23 students embarked on a journey of discovery in Germany.
Committed to Career, Family, and Community
Valerie Schmidt, a respected financial advisor in Hawai‘i, knows the technical aspects of finance and investing inside out.
Advocate for the Disabled
On a crisp autumn day in 1991, Wilson Hulley began his regular weekday commute, climbing into the Ford LTD station wagon that had arrived to pick him up for his job with the President’s Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities in Washington, D.C. Unknown to him, his life was about to change dramatically.
Alumni News
Leadership
In Memoriam
Alfred William “Bill” Sweet
Ed Brunet, Henry J. Casey Professor of Law Emeritus
Afterword
Poetry in Service of Community
“Practicing the Complex Yes,” by Kim Stafford.
Galleries
On the Road
Sesquicentennial Celebration!
The Lewis & Clark Sesquicentennial was celebrated in grand style at Alumni Weekend, June 20–25. Students, alumni, parents, friends, current and former faculty, and staff came together as a community on campus. Live music, joyful reunions, late-night dancing, scrumptious food, and more enlivened the weekend for attendees.
“Never have I experienced such an outpouring of support for a campus community as I did at Lewis & Clark’s Alumni Weekend,” said President Wim Wiewel, who attended many of the events along with his wife, Alice. “It was our first Alumni Weekend, and I can’t wait to celebrate many more.”
Hundreds of alumni and their families reconnected with their college days by staying in Lewis & Clark residence halls, getting a cup of joe at Maggie’s, or attending the brunch in Fields Dining Room.
With the help of 23 reunion giving volunteers, 703 reunion-year alumni showed their Pioneer pride by contributing $431,907 to the college. The class of 1973 raised the most gifts totaling $77,126, and the class of 1998 won the highest participation award for exceeding their participation goal by 136 percent. To help raise funds during your reunion, visit go.lclark.edu/LCPC.
Philanthropy Leadership Dinner
