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International Affairs
The Meridian
The Meridian is an annual undergraduate publication dedicated to providing a forum for student views on international and cross-cultural issues. We believe that student discourse outside the classroom enhances education and builds much-needed community. To date, the journal has included essays, research papers, journal excerpts, poetry and photographs, all of which are contributed by students.
The Meridian is the oldest publication at Lewis and Clark College and is entirely student-run. The editorial board of the Meridian consists of students and operates autonomously of the faculty, administration and staff of the college. The Journal is a separate entity from the annual International Affairs Symposium, but is distributed around campus in conjunction with the event in late April.
This year we have some exciting additions including:
- Volunteer and internships advertisements
- An interview component
With general questions, comments and requests for copies please contact us at: meridian@lclark.edu
The Meridian Board
Editor in Chief for 2012-2013 is Nina Sugar, ‘13
Managing Editor: Callie Rice, ‘14
Publicity: George Williams, ‘13
Editing Board:
- Ameilia Ousley, ‘16
- Christopher Ede, ‘13
- Katherine Keller, ‘14
- Sarah Dodge, ‘13
Nina Sugar and George Williams at the Meridian table for Piofair
Contact Us
The Department of International Affairs is located in John R. Howard Hall on the Undergraduate Campus.
Emailiaffairs@lclark.edu
Voice503-768-7630
Fax503-768-7637
ChairBob Mandel
Department of International Affairs
Lewis & Clark
0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road, MSC 36
Portland, OR 97219
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