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    Alumnus named Lake Oswego School District equity director
    David Salerno Owens, School Counseling ’16, has recently been named the director of equity and strategic initiatives by the Lake Oswego School District.
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    Guest Commencement Speaker: Dr. Manivong Ratts
    Dr. Manivong J. Ratts has been chosen to represent the 2018 graduating class as the commencement keynote speaker at the June 3 commencement ceremony.
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    Student Commencement Speaker: Araceli Cruz
    Araceli Cruz is an Assistant Director of Financial at Lewis & Clark College and soon to be a graduate of the Student Affairs Administration Program.
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    Alumna returns after abroad experience

    Cristina Carter, MCFT ’15, recently returned home after an almost two-year experience in New Zealand. Carter’s decision to travel to NZ was inspired by the reflections about social justice and decolonizing practices that are a part of the Lewis & Clark Graduate School’s curriculum.

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    Workshop series empowers attendees to resist hate and bias

    Portland United Against Hate, a series of 15 workshops offered between February and June 2018, is free and open to the public. These workshops will provide attendees with the information, skills and resources necessary to support their actions in resistance to hate and bias.

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    Professor honored for equity leadership
    Dawn Montgomery, assistant professor in the department of educational leadership and director of the educational administration program, is the 2018 recipient of the Oregon Association of Latino Administrators’ (OALA) Tom Ruhl Ally award.
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    Sierra Club Names Lewis & Clark a Top Five Most Environmentally Responsible School
    Lewis & Clark is the only liberal arts college on the West Coast—and the only school in Oregon—to make the top 10.
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    Friend, Neighbor, Ally: Community Response and Supportive Engagement with those Targeted by Hate and Bias
    Join us for a panel discussion on February 10 - all community members are welcome!
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    Honors profile: Vyshika Willis, MA ’19
    MCFT student Vyshike Willis is the recipient of the prestigious Now Is The Time: Minority Fellowship Program - Youth (NITT-MFP-Y).
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    Presenter Q&A: Michael Levine on Eating Disorder Treatment
    CREDN Conference presenter discusses his sociocultural perspective on eating disorder treatment
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    You’re invited to Lewis & Clark’s 151st birthday party!
    On February 1, 2018, the entire Lewis & Clark community is invited to celebrate Founders Day—a day early.
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    National Superintendent of the Year and alumnus Matt Utterback to host equity symposium
    Join the discussion on Jan. 31: Creating the conditions for ensuring that all students have access to equitable outcomes in our schools: what can teachers, school counselors, and leaders do?
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    MAT Alumna Yvonne Curtis Named PPS Deputy Superintendent
    In her new position, Curtis will oversee various departments and programs including Curriculum and Instruction, Student Support Services, and School Performance. Curtis will begin her position with PPS on January 2, 2018.
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    Register Today
    21st Annual Columbia River Eating Disorder Network Conference
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    Office of Diversity and Inclusion Releases Annual Report
    Under the leadership of Dean Janet Steverson, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion has just released its 2016-2017 Diversity Report, which offers an at-a-glance look at diversity and inclusion initiatives and programs across all three of Lewis & Clark’s schools.
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    Welcome New Faculty!
    Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling is pleased to welcome six new faculty members!
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    Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling awarded $35,000 grant to interrupt, resist, and respond to hate and bias
    Funding is provided by the City of Portland’s Office of Neighborhood Involvement and Office of Management and Finance, Special Appropriations for Portland United Against Hate
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    Donna Henderson MA ’09 Named Director of Campus Safety
    Alumna Donna Henderson will become the new director campus safety. She will start on November 13.
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    Alumnae named 2017 Oregon Social Studies Elementary Teachers of the Year
    Abby Rotwein and Elissa Dingus, MAT ’12 and MAT ’11, have been named the 2017 Oregon Social Studies Elementary Teachers of the Year
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    Welcome Dolly Nguyen

    We are pleased to welcome Dolly Nguyen, PhD, Assistant Professor in Educational Leadership.

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    Welcome Jacqueline Roebuck Sakho

    We are pleased to welcome Jacqueline Roebuck Sakho, EdD, Assistant Professor in Educational Leadership and Director of the Preliminary Administrator License program.

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    Faculty Q&A: Psychopharmacology
    Professor Lana Kim discusses her upcoming psychopharmacology training for educators and counselors
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    Global Vision, Local Engagement 
    Lewis & Clark welcomes Wim Wiewel as its next president.
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    Dolly Nguyen, new SAA faculty member, named 2017-2018 CMSI Research Fellow
    The Penn Center for Minority Serving Institutions (CMSI) is committed to supporting scholarship on Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs). For the past 4 years, they have offered an annual CMSI Research Fellowship for scholars who conduct research at or related to MSIs to pursue a project of their choosing.
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    Student Awarded 2017 OSPA Scholarship
    Natasha Digges, a current student in the in Elementary Education program, has just been named the Oregon School Personnel Association 2017 Scholarship recipient.
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    You’re Invited to President and Mrs. Wiewel’s Welcome Party!
    The Lewis & Clark community is invited to celebrate President Wiewel’s official first day on campus.
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    Professor Dawn Montgomery discusses courageous educational leadership
    Leading Together is designed to support school leadership teams (teachers and administrators) building relational-trust and effective collaboration skills, critical building blocks of effective teams, in their schools.
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    Alumnus joins Lewis & Clark College
    Dr. Daymond Glenn is the Assistant Director of the Teaching Excellence Program and Visiting Assistant Professor.
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    CPSY alumna Kristy Makowichuk delivers keynote address at first-in-the-nation suicide prevention walk inside correctional facility
    An Out of the Darkness suicide prevention walk was recently held inside the Santiam Correctional Institution in Salem. It’s thought to be the first time in the country such a walk was held inside a correctional facility.
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    Alumnus Scott Crisp, MAT ’98, receives prestigious Department of Education fellowship
    Crisp is one of seven teachers and principals from around the country to earn a prestigious U.S. Department of Education fellowship for a yearlong program.
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    MAT alum uses art to explore Portland Housing Crisis
    On June 1st, students in alumnus Jason Miller’s Portland History class took part in a walk-about performance highlighting how annexation and city policy/ investments in east Portland have affected their community.
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    Alumna’s student-built tiny houses help Right 2 Dream Too settle into its new home
    Kayla Stolte, MAT ’11, and her Tech Geometry class from Benson High School played a key part in Right 2 Dream Too’s recent transition to a new location.
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    Lewis & Clark Selects Wim Wiewel as Its Next President
    Wiewel, who has just completed a nine-year run as president of Portland State University, will start in his new role on October 1.
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    Weight and Well-Being
    The graduate school trains counselors to embrace size diversity as part of its updated Eating Disorders Certificate program.
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    Workshop: Exploring lucid and asleep dreaming
    This experiential workshop is designed to help practitioners uncover the potential wisdom that lucid and asleep dreaming may possess for their personal and professional development, as well as that of their clients.
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    Watch Online: 2017 Commencement Addresses
    Dr. Robin DiAngelo and L Pearson address the graduating class of 2017 at the June 4 commencement ceremony.
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    Watch online: Dr. DiAngelo on White Fragility at commencement 2017
    Watch online: Dr. DiAngelo on White Fragility at commencement 2017
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    July 19-21, 2017 | Everyday attachment in recovery: Creating healthy, connected communities.
    43rd Annual Northwest Institute of Addictions Studies Conference
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    Alum receives OSPA’s HR 2017 Leadership Award
    Jerry Copeland, Director of InterMountain Education Service District (IMESD) and Graduate School alumnus, is the recipient of the Oregon School Personnel Association Human Resources 2017 Leadership Award.
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    Vicky Allen, MEd ’73, publishes unique approach to learning English
    American Sign Language as a Bridge to English is a guide for hearing teachers of hearing students to use ASL as a ‘bridge’ to learning English as a foreign language.
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    Alumnus named OnPoint Educator of the Year
    David Valenzuela, MAT ’14, has been named OnPoint’s 9-12 Educator of the Year! Educators of the Year will each have their mortgage paid for one school year. Additionally, their schools each received a $2,500 donation for resources and supplies.
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    NSF Invests in Lewis & Clark to Diversify the Science Teacher Pipeline
    A new $125,000 National Science Foundation grant to Lewis & Clark will help to fund its STEM Teacher Pathways Project.
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    Love of music inspires 31-year educator and graduate school alumnus
    During his 31 years in education, Don Brown of Oregon Trail Academy (OTA) has served in administrative as well as specialist roles, but says teaching always calls him back.
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    Rick Berman: Treating trauma and addiction
    Berman, faculty instructor and coordinator of Problem Gambling Services at Lewis & Clark’s Graduate School of Education and Counseling, has been employing the treatment method, Seeking Safety, for over 15 years in his practice.
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    2017 Commencement Speakers Announced
    Robin DiAngelo, guest commencement speaker; L Pearson, student commencement speaker
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    Profile: L Pearson, MA ’16
    Pearson is currently a mobile crisis counselor at Project Respond; a relief counselor at Men’s Residential Center; and one of the co-founders of Agate Psychotherapy.
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    Knudson-Martin receives family therapy award
    Counseling Psychology professor Carmen Knudson-Martin has received the 2017 Distinguished Contribution to Family Therapy Theory and Practice award. 
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    Alumnus Matt Utterback has been named 2017 National Superintendent of the Year
    Utterback received this top honor for his work as superintendent of Oregon’s North Clackamas school district, where his equity-driven leadership dramatically improved graduation rates and notched state-leading student growth and achievement levels.
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    Q&A: Ecotherapy presenter P. Hasbach
    A growing body of evidence demonstrates that direct exposure to nature is good for our psychological, emotional, and physical health.
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    MAT alums a force behind Oregon City High’s 94% graduation rate
    MAT alums a force behind Oregon City High’s 94% grad rate
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    Lewis & Clark College named most beautiful in Pacific Northwest
    The 130+ acres of the campus, which sit atop Portland’s Palatine Hill, are perfectly situated for stunning views of Mt. Hood.
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    Professor Kim Stafford explores unity in book of post-election poetry
    Turning to his daily writing ritual as a way to settle his mind, clarify his purpose, and prepare for a new kind of citizenship, Stafford thoughtfully curated his latest book of poetry, The Flavor of Unity, from post-election and pre-inauguration daily journals, observations, and poems.
  • January 31, 2017
    Shelbi Schroeder, MAT ’17, describes her experience teaching art at Southridge High School
    Exploring digital photography through the lenses of commercial art and fine art
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    Spotlight on art education
    Through February 17, original artwork created by local students under the guidance of graduate school MAT candidates will be showcased at Watzek library in the display case outside of room 343.
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    Q&A: J. Maria Bermudez on feminism
    Feminism, Narrative Therapy, and Internal Family Systems in Action: Q&A with J. Maria Bermudez, PhD, LMFT
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    MAT student’s art on display at Las Vegas City Hall’s Grand Gallery
    In Reclaim, on display through March, Shelbi Schroeder, MAT ’17, represents women when they’re free and letting go of restraints, societal or otherwise.
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    Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy highlighted in CCE offerings
    RO-DBT: an evidence-based, transdiagnostic treatment for patients who suffer from emotional and behavioral over-control.
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    Sharon Chinn, MA ’91, receives 2016 Otis McCreery Outstanding Service Award

    This award is presented annually to a student affairs professional who contributes to an outstanding SA program, provides service beyond expectation of their position, and encourages colleagues and students to pursue their own professional growth.

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    Double alum (JD ’04, MA ’11) appointed Family Court judge
    Jane Levy, JD ’04, MA ’11, was appointed to a vacant judgeship in the 2nd Judicial District’s Family Court division late last month by Gov. Susana Martinez. Levy’s master’s degree is in counseling psychology, which is “tremendously helpful to a family attorney.”
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    Alumna named 2016 Oregon Middle Level Art Educator of the Year
    Alumna named 2016 Oregon Middle Level Art Educator of the Year
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    Alumna Jennifer Cerasin named 2016 Oregon Middle Level Art Educator of the Year
    “I really like this community and I appreciate how much the district supports our programs. In the past when we’ve had budget issues they do not just cut the arts like other districts have done, and I’m loyal to them for that.” Cerasin said.
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    Alumnus Robert Slauson, MAT, named principal in Alameda, CA
    Slauson is ready for the next chapter of his career at Edison. “I am very impressed with the Edison learning community and the commitment of the staff,” he said. “The parental support is obvious and the students are successful.”
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    Dean Gonzalez Awarded The Scott Goodnight Award for Outstanding Dean
    On Friday, November 11, Dean of Students Anna Gonzalez was recognized at the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators Western Regional Conference Awards Luncheon.
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    Welcome Lina Darwich
    We are pleased to welcome Lina Darwich, PhD, assistant professor of teacher education in the elementary program.
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    Alumnus Matt Utterback named 2017 Oregon Superintendent of the Year
    Matt Utterback, superintendent of the North Clackamas School District, is being hailed as the best in the state.
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    Welcome Justin Henderson

    The Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling is pleased to welcome its new Community Counseling Center Director, Justin Henderson, PhD.

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    Welcome Rafe McCullough
    We are pleased to welcome Rafe McCullough, PhD, assistant professor of educational leadership in the school counseling program.
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    CELS program recognized for diversity and STEM outreach
    Lewis & Clark College’s Community Engagement and Leadership in Science (CELS) program has been selected to receive an award.
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    Welcome Arien Muzacz
    We are pleased to welcome Arien Muzacz, PhD, assistant professor of counseling psychology in the professional mental health counseling - specialization in addictions program.
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    Counseling Psychology welcomes largest cohort to date
    Counseling Psychology welcomes largest incoming class in Grad School’s history
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    Alumna Amber Sprague named Oregon Rookie Art Educator of the Year
    Alumna named Oregon Rookie Art Educator of the Year
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    100% of 2016 Elementary MAT and SAA grads now employed in respective fields
    Good news from the departments of teacher education and educational leadership.
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    Welcome Lana Kim
    We are pleased to welcome Lana Kim, PhD, associate professor of counseling psychology in the Marriage, Couple & Family Therapy program.
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    Charles R. “Kip” Ault Jr. Book Release Celebration
    Please join us in celebrating the release of Professor Emeritus Charles R. “Kip” Ault Jr.’s latest book, Do Elephants Have Knees? on Thursday, October 20th.
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    Welcome Kate Jaspers
    We are pleased to welcome Kate Jaspers, PhD, associate professor of counseling psychology in the school psychology program.
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    Oregon best state to be a teacher, study finds

    Oregon best state to be a teacher, study finds

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    Alumna Cathy Fall launches preschool in Prineville
    Cathy Sundet Fall has started a new business in Prineville, one that is of vital interest to parents of children aged 2 to 5.
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    Alum Ken Richardson named David Douglas Superintendent
    Alumnus Ken Richardson named superintendent for David Douglas School District, the 13th largest in Oregon.
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    Sharon Chinn, Director of Educational Career, Licensing, and Accreditation Services, recognized by OWHE
    Sharon Chinn is the director of Educational Career, Licensing, and Accreditation Services and the Commencement Coordinator at the Graduate School of Education and Counseling, Lewis & Clark College. With 25-years in the field, Sharon brings to her work decades of experience networking, advocating, and supporting students, faculty, and staff as they grow in their professions.
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    Alumna Jennie Knapp named one of two new assistant principals for Lake Oswego
    Lake Oswego School District announced Wednesday that it has filled the open assistant principal slots at its two junior high schools.
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    M.S. student’s research offers insight into lifestyle and suicidality correlation in young adults
    Brian Bauer, M.S., Counseling Psychology ’16, arrived at the Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling with a clear research plan in mind: to study whether an individual’s involvement in extracurricular activities is associated with lower suicidality. In fact, he selected the Graduate School specifically for the unique masters of science option.
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    Alumnus Don Grotting named superintendent of Beaverton School District
    The  Beaverton  School  Board  voted  unanimously  Monday evening to appoint Grotting to oversee the 41,000-student district. He starts July 1.
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    M.A.T. student’s creative approach changes the narrative for struggling fourth grader

    When Kristina Chou, M.A.T. ’16, met a fourth grade student named Josh for the first time in late November 2015, he had just arrived at his third school since his family moved to Portland in September.

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    Alumna Melissa Wilk Named 2016 Fulbright Scholar
    Wilk’s nine-month Assistantship will take her to La Rioja, Spain, an autonomous community and province, where she will be studying the process of second language acquisition.
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    Alumna Holly Thompson Named School Counselor of the Year
    Holly Thompson, who received her Master’s of Education at Lewis & Clark Graduate School, and is currently the counselor at Rowe Middle School.
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    Alumnus Jeff Rose Named Superintendent of Fulton School District
    Rose has been a prominent Oregon educator since 2008, most recently serving as the superintendent for the Beaverton School District.
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    Alumnus Jeremiah Patterson named assistant superintendent
    Following a national search, the Gladstone School District on Friday named Jeremiah Patterson as assistant superintendent.
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    Renee Ulrich Named 2016 Student Commencement Speaker
    Professional Mental Health and Addictions, M.A. ’16
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    Ryan F. Reese, Ph.D., LPC, to Discuss EcoWellness and the Human-Nature Connection
    Ryan F. Reese, Ph.D., LPC will be facilitating EcoWellness Counseling: Practical Strategies and Ethics for Integrating the Natural World into Therapy, on Friday, April 29.
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    Alumna Heidi Sipe Named Oregon’s 2016 Superintendent of the Year

    Sipe, a graduate of the Educational Leadership department, is the superintendent for the Umatilla School District in northeast Oregon where nearly 90 percent of students qualify for free or reduced meals, and more than two-thirds are students of color.

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    Alumnus revives legendary Beaverton High theater program
    In a recent article published by the Oregonian, alumnus Shannon Dery takes center stage for his role in reviving the once larger-than-life theater program at Beaverton High School.
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    Q & A with speaker Cheryl Forster, Psy.D.
    Cheryl Forster, Psy.D., is going to be hosting a workshop entitled “Talking About Race and Racism: A Developmental and Integrative Approach.”
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    Global Achiever
    Sara McGowan M.A.T. ’01 combines her love of language and learning in the Spanish/English community school she founded in Costa Rica.
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    Student honored for commitment to educational equity
    In recognition of her outstanding commitment to educational equity, Charlene Williams—who is currently completing her doctorate work in educational leadership—was honored by the Urban League of Portland at the 2014 Equal Opportunity Awards Day Dinner.
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    Professor teaches social justice issues with help from poem
    In a recent article for the journal Rethinking Schools, Linda Christensen—director of the Oregon Writing Project, editor, and author—explains how teachers can use Myrlin Hepworth’s poem “Ritchie Valens” to engage students with social justice issues.
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    New Science
    Professor emeritus’ debut book works to uncover flaws in the multiple dimensions of science teaching standards.
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    Alumna named Oregon Art Educator of the year

    Janice Packard M.A.T. ’94 has been named the 2015 Oregon Art Educator of the year by the Oregon Art Education Association.

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    Future Leaders
    The graduate school and the undergraduate college join forces to create a pathway for underrepresented students to become K-12 science and math teachers.
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    Professor integrates neurobiology and culture in new book on couples counseling
    In a new book, Carmen Knudson-Martin explains a new approach to couples counseling that integrates neurobiology with understanding of gender, culture, personal identities and relationship processes.
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    Alumna named School Psychologist of the Year
    Kate Grieve Ed.S. ’09 has been named New Hampshire’s School Psychologist of the Year. The honor is bestowed by the New Hampshire Association of School Psychologists in recognition of outstanding service to the profession.
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    Alumnus chosen for National Geographic expedition to Galapagos Islands
    Alumnus Jesse Lowes M.A.T. has been named a National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellow. Lowes, one of 34 teachers chosen to be fellows, will be going on a 10-day professional development expedition in the Galapagos Islands in September operated by Lindblad Expeditions.
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    Lewis & Clark takes top honor in Princeton Review ranking of greenest colleges
    Number one. That’s the spot Lewis & Clark earned in The Princeton Review’s ranking of 353 most environmentally responsible colleges and universities.
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    Teaching Climate Change
    Alumnus Tim Swinehart takes on climate change in a new book for teachers
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    Amanda Isberg M.A.T. ’10 shares tips for international teaching
    Amanda Isberg MAT ’10 keeps a blog about her passion for international teaching. We caught up with her in Venezuela.
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    Kimberly Crow M.A. ’15 has been named student commencement speaker
    Kimberly Crow MA ’15 has been named the 2015 student commencement speaker. Crow is a student in the Professional Mental Health Counseling—Addictions program.
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    Alumnus named principal of local high school
    Andy Van Fleet, Initial Administrator License ’09, has been named principal of Tigard High School and begins work in July, 2015.
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    Lewis & Clark named top graduate campus for natural beauty
    Lewis & Clark has been named one of the most beautiful places to go to graduate school by Grad School Hub.
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    Mason Rivers Ed.S. ’13, president, Oregon School Psychologists Association
    As president of the Oregon School Psychologists Association, Mason Rivers E.D. ’13, tries to influence the profession from the inside.
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    Teacher of the Year
    Michael Lindblad M.A.T. ’96 has been named one of the top 50 teachers in the nation
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    Grades & Grapes
    Andrew Beckham B.A. ’98, M.A.T. ’01 balances teaching with winemaking.
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    School psychology, teaching among best jobs of 2015
    In their annual rankings for “best jobs”, U.S. News has included school psychology, teaching, and school counseling as top careers to consider in 2015. For the second year in a row, school psychology was ranked the best social services career of the year.
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    Teaching math isn’t what it used to be—two profs explain how
    New math standards for K-2 students are rolling out in schools across the nation. In a new article, professors Griffin and Ward explain why they’re important and how teachers can build on them.