Departments & Programs
- Academic English Studies (ESL)
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- Exploration and Discovery
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- Mathematics/Computer Science
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- Rhetoric and Media Studies (formerly Communication)
- Russian
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- Theatre/Dance
- World Languages
Environmental Studies
What’s It Like?
No one can give you a better sense of what it’s really like to study ENVS at Lewis & Clark than our current students and recent alumni.
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Sam Bundenthal, Class of 2019
Hometown: Fairfield, CaliforniaOverseas Program: New ZealandExtracurriculars: Swimming, LC Dungeons and Dragons Social Initiative (president) -
Sabrina Cerquera, Class of 2020
Hometown: Miami, FloridaExtracurriculars: Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement (IME), College Outdoors, Gente Latina Unida (GLU) -
Anna Foster, Class of 2019
Hometown: Wilmette, IllinoisOverseas Program: New ZealandExtracurriculars: College Outdoors Roundtable (Student Steering Committee), Assistant Leader for College Outdoors -
Gabriella Francolla, Class of 2018
Hometown: San Diego, CaliforniaExtracurriculars: Bike Coop, Coalition for English Education and Social Advocacy (CEESA), circulation assistant at Watzek Library -
Skylar Golleher, Class of 2021
Hometown: Little Rock, ArkansasOverseas Program: Strasbourg (spring 2020)Extracurriculars: SQRC Economics tutor, Environmental Studies SAAB representative, Volunteer for Portland Nightwatch -
Alex Groher-Jick, 2018
Hometown: Acton, MassachusettsOverseas Program: Chile -
Mamelang Memela, Class of 2020
Hometown: Johannesburg, South AfricaExtracurriculars: Student Philanthropy Council, Lewis & Clark International Film Festival, Spirituality Provoking Action and Reflective Conversation (SPARC), and Bantu baAfrika -
Ariel Moyal, Class of 2019
Hometown: Alameda, CaliforniaOverseas Program: New Zealand Spring 2018Extracurriculars: College Outdoors Trip Leader, Student Academic Affairs Board (SAAB) Tutor and Representative, Writing Center Tutor, Student Leadership and Service Project Coordinator, Geospatial Project Analyst for Watzek Library -
Christopher Plechot Binder, Class of 2021
Hometown: Santa Cruz, CaliforniaOverseas Program: New Zealand (spring 2020)Extracurriculars: College Outdoors, rock climbing, photography, hacky sack enthusiast -
Makayla Simmer, Class of 2021
Hometown: Haiku, Hawai‘iOverseas Program: East Africa (fall 2019)Extracurriculars: College Outdoors, Paddle Club -
Blake Slattengren, Class of 2018
Hometown: Kenmore, WashingtonExtracurriculars: Cross country, track, Environmental Affairs Symposium -
Tobias Varntoft, Class of 2021
Hometown: Terslev, DenmarkExtracurriculars: International Students of Lewis & Clark (ISLC) member, Environmental Studies Symposium organizer, Pioneer Success Institute facilitator, music technician