Teaching and Scholarship
Teaching Support
Educational Technology
The Educational Technology group works with faculty, staff and students to show them how technology can be applied to their current activities so that they are better able to perform their job duties and/or pursue their academic and research activities. A major goal of this group is to help our faculty and students become self-sufficient with the technology that they need to use. Further, the Educational Technology team works closely with faculty to help them utilize instructional technology in ways that can augment traditional teaching methods.
Office of Student Accessibility (OSA)
The Office of Student Accessibility provides a wide range of services, support and advocacy for students with a variety of disabilities and learning differences. Students should schedule a consultation with the office if they are interested in arranging special accommodations. They will be required to submit documentation and paperwork requesting accommodations.
Sponsored Projects and Research Compliance Office (SPARC)
SPARC supports faculty and staff in the preparation of proposals and grant applications— whether the award will be made to an individual (such as a fellowship) or to the institution. SPARC provides technical assistance with the following:
- Research and scholarship consultations
- Identifying funding opportunities
- Proposal planning and development
- Budget development
- Application review and editing
- Internal review process
- Ensuring the submission of compliant proposals
Please contact SPARC in the beginning stages of planning. The earlier you involve us, the more services and assistance we will be able to provide.
Corporate and Foundation Relations (CFR)
The Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations (CFR) manages Lewis & Clark’s relationships with corporate and foundation donors, ensures proper and strategic submission of grant proposals in accordance with institutional priorities, and stewards grants and gifts.
With our partners at CAS’ Sponsored Research and the Law School’s External Relations, we work with the faculty, staff and students of all three schools at Lewis & Clark to develop, submit and manage grant proposals and funding. CFR primarily focuses on general projects for CAS, as well as all grant opportunities for GSEC. CAS faculty looking for research funding, especially federal opportunities including NIH and NSF, can work with our colleagues at the Sponsored Projects and Research Compliance Office.
Graduate School of Education and Counseling is located in Rogers Hall.
email graddean@lclark.edu
voice 503-768-6000
Dean Scott Fletcher
Graduate School of Education and Counseling
Lewis & Clark
615 S. Palatine Hill Road
Portland OR 97219