Info Sessions
Information sessions give you the opportunity to ask questions and meet with faculty. It’s the best way to find out if our programs are a good fit for you.
The graduate school hosts on-campus and off-campus admissions events. Most info sessions are offered during the fall semester. Keep checking our website as events may be added throughout the year. Some of our programs also offer on-demand info sessions. Check your program’s page below for upcoming schedules.
If there are no info sessions currently scheduled, you may schedule an appointment with an Admissions Representative. You can also reach out to a current student.
Info Sessions/Events by Program
- Art Therapy* - On-demand available
- Marriage, Couple, & Family Therapy - No dates available at this time
- Professional Mental Health Counseling - No dates available at this time
- Professional Mental Health Counseling - Specialization in Addictions - No dates available at this time
- School Psychology* - On-demand available
- School Counseling - Dates available
- Student Affairs Administration - Dates available
- Teacher Education (new teachers)* - Dates available
- Teacher Education (current teachers) - No dates available at this time
- Educational Leadership (EdD) - No dates available at this time
* Includes On-Demand Info Session
Representatives from the graduate school also host and attend recruiting events in the Pacific Northwest and other parts of the country.
Graduate School Admissions is located in South Chapel Annex on the Graduate Campus.
MSC: 87
email gseadmit@lclark.edu
voice 503-768-6200
Director of Admissions Rebecca Sexton-Lee
Graduate School Admissions
Lewis & Clark
615 S. Palatine Hill Road MSC 87
Portland OR 97219
Licensure Regulations
All graduate school programs leading to licensure or certification meet the State of Oregon’s requirements for licensure and certification. Additional information, including guidance on obtaining licensure or certification outside of Oregon, is available on our Career & Licensing web page.
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