News and Events
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Faculty Approve Health Studies Minor
Faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences have approved the creation of a new health studies minor. Drawing upon Lewis & Clark’s strong culture of interdisciplinary learning and current course offerings, the new minor recognizes the growing interest students have in public health and the value of a liberal arts approach to solving the world’s current and future public health challenges. - EVENTS
Past Events
How the Facts of the Past Shape Our Medical Future
The Oregon Bioethics and Humanities Colloquium presents
“The Negro Doctor Will be Limited to His Own Race”: How the Facts of the Past Shape Our Medical Future
By William Sturkey, PhD, MA, Associate Professor, History University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Located in the Richardson Life Sciences Building (RLSB) 3rd Floor - Conference Room 3A003A
Field Notes from Pediatric Palliative Care: How I Learned to Love the Hard Conversations
Presented by Providence Center for Health Care Ethics:
Dr. Macauley is the director of the OHSU Doernbecher Bridges program and is a specialist in pediatric palliative care, which focuses on improving quality of life for kids facing life-limiting illness. He is one of only three hundred pediatricians in the United States board certified in palliative medicine. He values the chance to help children and their families work through some of the most difficult situations anyone can ever face. In his spare time, Dr. Macauley enjoys writing stories with his eldest daughter, doing aikido with his son, cooking with his center (never “middle”) daughter, and reading with his youngest. Throw in music lessons, concerts, plays, a couple of dogs, and a love of travel, and he and his wife got more than they bargained for (except when it comes to sleep).Western University of Health Sciences Physical Therapy Program
Come learn more about becoming a Physical Therapist at Western University of Health Sciences. Western University is a leader in developing service-oriented clinicians who provide care to rural, underserved, or vulnerable communities. Join us to meet their faculty and learn how to become a stronger candidate!
Come learn more about becoming a Physical Therapist at Western University of Health Sciences. Western University is a leader in developing service-oriented clinicians who provide care to rural, underserved, or vulnerable communities. Join us to meet their faculty and learn how to become a stronger candidate!
This event is open to all LC students interested in learning more about becoming a physical therapist. Also ideal for those who are undecided which career path they’d like to take.
