Graduate School of Education and Counseling
Four Graduate Students Named to NBCC Minority Fellowship Program
The NBCC Minority Fellowship program aims to “strengthen the infrastructure that engages diverse individuals in counseling and increase the number of professional counselors providing effective, culturally competent services to underserved and never-served populations.”
Welcome New Staff and Faculty!
The graduate school welcomed four new staff members and six new faculty members this fall.
Lewis & Clark Graduate School Named Partner Recipient of $8.2 million Grant to Build Equity-Centered Principal Pipeline
Partners include Portland Public Schools (PPS), Portland State University, Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices Commission (TSPC), the Oregon Educator Advancement Council (EAC), and local community organizations.
40 Graduate Students to Receive $1000 Scholarship from Ruth L. Sigal Scholarship Fund
The awards will be announced in late October and provide support to first-generation students, BIPOC students, and students with the greatest financial need.
TransActive’s Jenn Burleton Named LGBTQ Nation’s Hometown Hero of the Year
Burleton has worked with trans youth for almost fifteen years, founding TransActive because she didn’t want any more trans youth to go through it all alone, the way she had to when she was young.
Renowned Portland Poet Gifts Personal Archive to Watzek
Kim Stafford, founding director of Lewis & Clark’s Northwest Writing Institute and former Oregon poet laureate, has gifted his personal archive to Watzek Library Special Collections and Archives. It will be available to the public in 2022.
Alumna Yuliana Rodarte Appointed as Assistant Principal of West Linn High School
Rodarte recently completed the Principal License program at Lewis & Clark’s Graduate School of Education and Counseling.
Bao Ngoc Tong Awarded with NASP Minority Scholarship
The NASP-ERT Minority Scholarship aims to support recipients by “lowering the financial barriers to training and highlighting the accomplishments of promising future professionals.”
Kelsey Scully, MAT ’20, Receives Prestigious Teaching Fellowship
“I’m looking forward to collaborating with equity-minded teachers across the country who are also ready to make big changes in their teaching.”
Q&A: Art Therapy for Community Change
We spoke with art therapist and educator Leara, ATR-BC, MSAT about how community-based art therapy can help establish and revive connections within the places we live, and her upcoming September 25 workshop, Art Therapy for Community Change.
Instructor Q&A: Dis/ability Studies in Education
We spoke with instructor Denise Herrenbruck about the Disability Studies discipline and how it’s imperative to equity in the classroom. Denise’s upcoming online course, Dis/ability Studies and Universal Design: Confronting Ableism, Stigma and Privilege in Education, begins October 11, 2021.
Two PMHC Students Receive NBCC Fellowships
Congratulations to Claire Tam, PMHC ’22, and Tiran (Boyce) Sahar, PMHC-A ’22!
MAT Alumna Cheyenne Montgomery Discusses Threats from Parents Over Masks, Equity Policies
From OPB: Educators in the Camas School District and throughout SW Washington fear for their personal safety
New! Part-Time MAT Elementary Cohort for School Employees
Designed for classified district employees who hold a bachelor’s degree, this district-affiliated, part-time cohort expands access to Lewis & Clark’s Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program.