Pamplin Society of Fellows
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Fall retreat 2015- Ape Caves, Washington -
Inaugural Pamplin Society 1994 -
Fall retreat 2016- Twin Lakes, Oregon -
Dr. Pamplin with first fellows -
Induction Dinner 2012 -
2016 DVS, Senator Pramila Jayapal -
Induction dinner 2016 -
Fall retreat 2014 -
Induction dinner 2014 -
Induction dinner 2008 -
Induction dinner 2009 -
Induction dinner 2008 -
Fall retreat 2009, Camp Sherman -
Cross country outing, Spring 2019 -
Cross country outing, Spring 2019 -
Latourell Falls, Fall 2021
Dr. Robert B. Pamplin Jr. founded his Society of Fellows at Lewis & Clark College on June 4, 1993. The undergraduate honor society aims to create new generations of leaders by singling out and bringing together educators and students of the highest caliber in a lifelong association that begins with study at the College.
Membership is extended to seven second-year students annually; it is the highest honor bestowed by the College on its students. Four endowed professors, one each from the disciplines of History, Science, Government and Economics, also serve as members of the Society. The student fellows determine, plan and implement a number of programs each year, including hosting a Distinguished Visiting Scholar and bestowing a Teacher of the Year Award.
