Registrar
Welcome to the CAS Registrar’s Office
The mission of the Registrar’s office is to support students, faculty, and the institution by maintaining and safeguarding student records, providing resources and information to the Lewis & Clark community, and upholding academic policy. In this role, the Registrar’s Office seeks to create collaborative relationships with students, faculty, and staff while implementing academic policies in a fair, transparent, and consistent manner. The Registrar’s Office is committed to preserving the accuracy and privacy of student academic records and to protecting the integrity of the institution by complying with both institutional policies and external higher education guidelines.
OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Friday from 8:30am to 4pm
GOT YOUR GEAR?
Wednesdays are LC GEAR DAY in the Registrar’s Office. Show your school spirit - wear your LC shirts, softball jerseys, sweatpants, football jerseys, hats, buttons or other LC swag and stop by the Registrar’s Office for chocolate.
REGISTRATION: UPCOMING SEMESTERS
Registration information for Spring 2017
Special information for our incoming Freshmen and Transfer students can be found by using the navigation link on the right side of this page.
WAITLISTS
More information is available on the Waitlist page.
IMPORTANT! Waitlist time period now 2 days.
THE ADD/DROP PERIOD
Information on the Add/Drop Period
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
Student Granted Access and Recommendation Release Form
ASSESSING YOUR ACADEMIC PROGRESS
You may track your academic progress by using a Program Evaluation.
The Program Evaluation displays the requirements for your specific degree, and documents the courses you have used to satisfy each of those requirements. It also shows any substitute courses that have been approved for use in place of the regularly required course.
If you think that a course should be used to satisfy a requirement, but it is not reflected on your program evaluation, you should contact the Registrar’s office to inquire. Some courses – such as Topics classes like ENG-333, have to be forced to satisfy the requirement manually, as the topic has to be verified. We normally do that upon request of the student.
Directions for viewing or printing your program evaluation can be found at:
Assessing your Academic Progress - Print a Program Evaluation
How To Read A Program Evaluation
If you have questions about your program evaluation, contact:
Last names beginning with:
A - L: Tiffany Henning at thenning@lclark.edu or at 503-768-7325
M - Z: Caitlin Hansen at chansen@lclark.edu or at 503-768-7332
APPLYING FOR GRADUATION
Spring 2017 GRADUATION
Applications for May 2017 degree completion are now being accepted.
The last day to apply for May 2017 graduation is October 15, 2016.
Please see the detailed directions for submitting your application. Please note that you will be required to meet briefly with a Degree Audit staff member when you submit your application. We encourage you to submit your form early as lines are long during the last few days of the application period.
Late applications are not accepted. Applications received after October 15th will be considered for Summer 2017.
Application for Graduation_Detailed Instructions
How To Read A Program Evaluation
If you missed the deadline for December 2016 graduation, you may apply for Spring 2017. If you have questions, please contact the CAS Registrar’s Office.
CALCULATING YOUR GPA
Information about calculating your GPA
CATALOGS & CALENDARS
College Catalog