Lewis-Clark State College has hired Luther Maddy as dean of the School of Professional Studies/Graduate Programs, while Jennifer Weeks is the new chair of the Technical & Industrial Division.
Mother Karina and daughters Ame and Vashti have overcome hardships and will walk together as they receive their Bachelor of Science Nursing degrees on May 13
The Lewis-Clark State College Schweitzer Career & Technical Education Center has received a Learning by Design magazine’s 2022 Outstanding Project Award for its design.
Lewis-Clark State College continues to think of innovative ways to connect students and employers with the addition of a Career Readiness Credential, starting this fall
Because of the outstanding academic achievements of its student-athletes, the Lewis-Clark State College athletic department earned Presidents’ Academic Excellence status in the Cascade Collegiate Conference for the 2021-22 school year
The Lewis-Clark State College Teacher Education & Mathematics Division, in partnership with the Independent School District No. 1 of Lewiston, has created two scholarships for Lewiston High School graduates starting this fall.
Lewis-Clark State College political science professors Kylee Britzman and Leif Hoffmann are putting on a free “Consent of the Governed: Student Democracy Day” event for students age 12 and older on July 27.
Lewis-Clark State College Financial Aid Director Laura Hughes recently was honored with the prestigious Western Association of Student Aid Administrators’ (WASFAA) Meritorious Achievement Award in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the association as well as the financial aid profession.
Lewis-Clark State College has hired Luther Maddy as dean of the School of Professional Studies/Graduate Programs, while Jennifer Weeks is the new chair of the Technical & Industrial Division.
Lewis-Clark State College has been selected as a partner for the Washington Campus Compact’s 2022-23 Civic Leadership and Engagement Corps (CLEC) Program.
Alex Sommerfield and Kevin Baker became the first two LC State students to earn a graduate certificate at the college. Both earned a graduate certificate in Sport Coaching.
Lewis-Clark State College will hold a Cybercore Summer Camp on July 18-21 for students ages 13-18 to introduce junior high and high school students to computer-related fields.
Two recent graduates of the Lewis-Clark State College graphic communications program finished second and third in a poster design contest sponsored by the Printing Industries Association, Inc., of Southern California (PIASC).
