“I chose L&C because I knew I would develop skills in different areas that I could later use in my future career.”
May Rah BA ’28Portland, OregonBiology major May chose L&C because she was drawn to the small classes and diverse academic learning opportunities.More about May“There is a place for everyone at L&C! The entire community wants to see everyone learn, grow, and succeed in all their aspirations.”
Sebastian DePrez BA ’25, MA ’28MA in Higher Education Student Affairs, L&C Graduate School of Education and CounselingSebastian discovered his career path as an undergrad, and is now working toward earning his master’s degree at L&C’s Graduate School.More about Sebastian“My four years at L&C were the most transformative years of my life.”
Maya Postigo BA ’23Senior Clinical Research Assistant at Oregon Health & Science UniversityMaya’s experiences at L&C—including student-faculty research, which led to presenting at a conference and coauthoring a publication—were crucial in preparing her for a career in research.More about Maya“I wanted a college where I could develop deeper connections with my peers and form relationships with faculty.”
Colin Blume BA ’26Irvine, CaliforniaRhetoric and media studies major Colin has stayed busy through his involvement with First-Year Experience, Associated Student Body, and Campus Activity Board.More about Colin“I wanted a place where I could pursue all of my passions, like basketball and music, and Lewis & Clark has made that possible.”
Lauryn Frederickson BA ’27Maple Valley, WashingtonLauryn, a rhetoric and media studies major and entrepreneurial leadership and innovation minor, is on the women’s basketball team and plays percussion in multiple music ensembles.More about Lauryn
Say yes to Lewis & Clark
How can you say no to a career-driven education featuring small classes and faculty mentors? Plus a beautiful Pacific Northwest home that inspires creativity and adventure?
Here, you will engage with the world as it is, in order to create the world as it could be. Because at Lewis & Clark, transformation isn’t just a possibility. It’s in our nature.
