News and Events
- NEWS
Pamplin Fellows Announce 2022 Teacher of the Year
Associate Professor of Physics Michael Broide is the 2022 Teacher of the Year.
2022 Rogers Science Research Tuesday Talks
Student-faculty collaborative research
Tiny House Emerges From Big Vision
L&C’s student-led Tiny House Club is building a sustainable dwelling for a Portland-area nonprofit.
Seniors: Submit poetry to 2022 Vern Rutsala AAP Contest by April 6th
The Vern Rutsala Academy of American Poets Prize Contest at Lewis & Clark College is open to all graduating seniors currently enrolled full-time at Lewis & Clark College. The winning poet is awarded a cash prize of $100 and acknowledgement in the Academy’s newsletter. Poems can be previously published. For more information about the Academy of American Poets visit www.poets.org
Seniors: Submit Fiction to L&C Fiction Award by April 6th
The 2022 Lewis & Clark Fiction Award is open to all graduating seniors currently enrolled full-time at Lewis & Clark College. The winning writer is awarded a cash prize of $100 and the piece can be previously published.
New Minor Focuses on Earth’s Interrelated Systems
Lewis & Clark students will soon be able to pursue a new interdisciplinary minor in Earth system science.
2022 Project Descriptions for Rogers Program
Summer science research
Reaching the Moon Thanks to Physics, Theatre, Math, and Dance
The supportive liberal arts community Ben Kolligs BA ’18 found at L&C provided him opportunities to discover his passion in robotics and to advance his career, even before he graduated. Next up, graduate studies in robotics at Carnegie Mellon University!
2021 Rogers Science Research Tuesday Talks
Student-faculty collaborative research
National Science Foundation Honors Two Alumni
Two recent Lewis & Clark alumni have been awarded National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships. Three other L&C alumni have been given honorable mentions.
Second NSF research grant awarded to Dr. Anber
Anber received a three-year, $135,000 National Science Foundation grant for his proposed project, “RUI: Higher-form ‘t Hooft Anomalies, Information Theory, and Continuity in Gauge Theories.” - EVENTS
Past Events
Pumpkin Launch
You should be able to find us easily, we will be surrounded by pumpkins and using a sizable trebuchet. Swing by and say hello!
ENVX Symposium: Keynote Addresses
The ENVX Symposium will present keynote addresses by Alex Trembath of the Breakthrough Institute (Why Ecomodernism?) and Julia Baum of the University of Victoria (From Climate Despair to Action: A Personal Journal of Corals, COVID, and Kids). Following the keynote addresses will be a discussion facilitated by Dr. Jessica Kleiss, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies.Rogers Summer Science Poster Conference
Science poster conference
