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Office of Communications

The Office of Communications is made up of an award-winning team of marketing, public relations, design, media, and communications professionals who love to share the news and stories that make Lewis & Clark great.

Our primary audiences are

prospective students and their parents
alumni and friends of the institution
current and prospective donors
the internal community
neighbors and fans of Lewis & Clark in the city of Portland and beyond

Postcards, press releases, websites, social media, videos, and so much more: we are experts in determining the best way to get a message out to its intended audience, be that a one-time mailing or a fully integrated communications campaign.

As a common services office, we are a resource for all three Lewis & Clark schools. We’d love to hear your stories, and to help you share them.

60%
Sixty percent of our undergraduates study overseas as part of their Lewis & Clark education.
30+
Lewis & Clark offers over 30 study-abroad programs on 6 continents.
4-5-6
Lewis & Clark’s 4-5-6 Commitment can help you make the most of your future.
90%
Ninety percent of Lewis & Clark undergraduates participate in at least one College Outdoors trip.
98%
Within six months of graduation, 98% of the Lewis & Clark Class of 2023 was already changing the world through employment (84%), continuing studies (11%), and service work (3%), like the Peace Corps.