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    About Our Office: Overseas study is an integral part of a Lewis & Clark education. In fact, many students report that they chose to attend Lewis & Clark expressly because of its robust international programming. Nearly 60 percent of Lewis & Clark undergraduates study overseas or off‐campus before they graduate. Overseas program types range from intensive language programs, to general culture programs, to specific departmental programs (for example, in biology, chemistry, psychology, or music). Students have many opportunities to pursue research opportunities abroad, mentored by program Faculty Leaders. The US State Department continues to list Lewis & Clark’s study abroad program in its Top 10 for undergraduates. Additionally, Lewis & Clark is in the nation’s Top 10 for Fulbright honors and is perennially a top Peace Corps sending institution - a reflection of our strong international curriculum and commitment to overseas study.

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  • Recent Alumna Joins The New York Times

    Emma Grillo BA ’17 has gone from features editor at the student-run Pioneer Log to a staffer in the The New York Times newsroom, harnessing skills from her time in the classroom and on off-campus student programs. Her freelance work covering tech, arts, and culture regularly appears in national publications.

  • Senior Completes Competitive Ambassador Fellowship

    Ellie Miller BA ’20 was chosen as one of only six undergraduate students in the nation to participate in the Council of American Ambassadors (CAA) Fellowship program in Washington, D.C. A French and psychology double major with a focus in Arabic, Miller stood out in a field packed with international affairs and political science majors. 

  • Don’t Fear the Pholcid

    After years of specimen collecting, venom milking, and proteomic sequencing, arachnologist and Lewis & Clark Professor of Biology Greta Binford and her team have published evidence to put to rest a longstanding urban legend: the venom of the daddy long-legs spider won’t hurt you. Their research appears in the new issue of Frontiers in Evolution and Ecology.
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