For Current Students

Learn a new program at your own pace through lynda.com, which offers more than 900 video-based online tutorials covering both basic and in-depth topics. To check out a license, send an email to training@lclark.edu and let IT know when to reserve access for you.

Applying for a job, a license, or an advanced degree? You’ll need a copy of your transcript. You can order transcripts by mail, fax, or in person at the registrar’s office. Details at https://graduate.lclark.edu/offices/registrar/transcripts.

Use your ID card as a debit card and save 10% on every purchase. Go to the Bon Appetit office in Templeton Student Center to make a deposit of $100 or more and an additional 10% of value will be added to your balance. 

Check out the financial aid FAQ page. Or take a look at the financial aid timetable to find out your deadlines and when awards are made. You can also check your award.

To check on your progress toward a degree, go to WebAdvisor and under the “Academic Profile” choose the “Program Evaluation” link. These tips (PDF) can help you understand the evaluation.

The graduate school loans digital video cameras (Flip and Kodak Zi8) to use for class-related activities. Equipment is available for a maximum of 5 business days. To reserve camera, email gradloaner@lclark.edu. Other equipment, including projectors, microphones, and more, is available through the Instructional Media Services office in Watzek Library.

Submit the Student Group Application Form to gradsun@lclark.edu. All new groups are required to have a supporting faculty member as an advisor.

Some continuing education opportunities offered through the Center for Community Engagement have a discounted “student rate” for current students. Check out the full list of workshops and courses online, then inquire in Rogers 105 about discounts.

Each student is entitled to print 650 pages for free at on-campus printers (plus an additional 250 sheets in the summer). You can also check your balance or add more pages any time.

Metro, the regional government agency for Portland, runs a robust carpool matching service for the area. Sign in, enter your schedule and your route, and start looking for others with similar commutes. The service can also help you find buddies to bike commute with.  Drive. Less. Connect.

A fully appointed computer lab with printers is located in York 118. Students may access the labs at any time with student ID. Additional computers can be found in the York Open Computer Center and Watzek Library. 

To schedule an appointment, call 503-768-7165 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday (fall, winter, and spring only).

Day and evening parking passes are now available for purchase online at thepermitstore.com. Passes are date specific and sent to the email address of the buyer. They can be printed before coming to campus. When viewing the permit store website, enter Lewis & Clark as your destination, and select the daily pass option.

Your ID card gives you full access to Pamplin Sports Center and and Zehntbauer Swim Pavilion. Recreation permits for your family can be purchased in the athletics office for a nominal annual fee.