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Student Counseling Center x IME - The Let Out

The Let Out is a space where we focus on all student’s experiences with a focus on Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) students. Attendees can engage with one another through sharing, listening, and supporting one another. It is facilitated by one of our on-campus mental health counselors. These spaces of support can sometimes happen over games, crafts, or food. The counselor is there to guide discussions and answer questions about mental health challenges while offering ways to cope while at college.
August 29, 2023

We all need a space to “Let out” a sigh of relief, frustration, or despair and “Let out” the thoughts we’ve been holding in all day.

Whatever you’ve been holding in and want to express it in a safe space, the Let Out is the perfect spot to do so. The dates below are for fall 2024 - each event will begin at 5:30pm in the Student Counseling Center (Lower Odell, room 008).

  • September: 4th and 18th
  • October: 2nd,16th and 30th*
  • November: 6th* and 20th
  • December: 4th and 11th

*Oct. 30th (held in IME Suite) and Nov. 6th Let Out sessions will focus on the elections however the theme can change depending on the attendees.

Be sure to schedule an appointment with a Counselor if you need mental health support. Appointment requests can be made by either calling 503-768-7160 or emailing counsel@lclark.edu. If emailing or leaving a voicemail, please include your availability during our office hours to help expedite the scheduling process.

This event is facilitated by the Student Counseling Center.

Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement is located in room 324 of Fowler Student Center on the Undergraduate Campus.
MSC: 126

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voice 503-768-7051 
fax 503-768-7301 

  • Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement
    Lewis & Clark
    615 S. Palatine Hill Road 
    Portland OR 97219

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