Asian Diaspora Pacific Islander (ADPI) Heritage Dinner

Wednesday, April 12th

@6:00pm-7:30pm

Location: Smith Hall

Come eat Top Burmese with us! The Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement (IME) and Asian Diaspora Pacific Islander (ADPI) Heritage Month Planning Committee are hosting an ADPI Heritage Month Dinner on Wednesday, April 12th from 6:00-7:30pm. We invite you to join us in celebrating ADPI Heritage Month!

ADPI South Asian Kite Making Night

Friday, April 14th

@4:00-5:30pm

Location: IME Suite (3rd Floor Fowler)

Come make your own kite at the South Asian Kite Making Event on Friday, April 14th from 4-5:30 PM in the IME Suite. This event honors the festival of Makar Sankranti, which celebrates winter harvests for farmers.

Luau 2023

Sunday, April 23rd

@6:00-8:00pm

Location: Pamplin Gym

Join Hawai'i Club in our annual Luau, E hele me ka pu'uolo, on April 23rd in the Pamplin Gym! Doors open at 6:00pm and show starts at 6:30pm. We will be performing different types of traditional hula, giving away raffle prizes, and will have a shave ice vendor ($6-8)! Come and be in community with us as we share a little part of our home with LC!

Poetry of Color

Writing Workshops:

Monday, April 10th & April 17th

@7:00pm

Location: IME Suite (3rd Floor Fowler)

Date of Reading Event:

Thursday, April 20th

@7:30pm

Location: Co-Op (Forest Tamarack)

An event started by race monologues presenters, to highlight BIPOC students' poetry, writing, and monologues on their lived experiences about joy, pain, worries, and anything! No experience necessary!

Study Survival Kit

Tuesday, April 11th

@5:00pm - 6:00pm

Location: Fowler (Templeton) 244

With finals around the corner, come and join our GEM community for a study hall session! Bring your homework, friends, and some comfy clothes. Snacks will be provided.

Social Justice Tour: Last of the Semester!

Wednesday, April 12th

@3:00pm - 4:00pm

Location: Meet in front of the Frank Manor House

IME is offering a social justice tour around campus! This will be the last tour of the semester. We leave from the front of the Frank Manor house at 3:00 pm. Tours last about an hour, and cover many aspects of Lewis and Clark College's history, from its founding to more recent social movements. All are welcome to attend!

How Wealth Affects Students Wokeshop

Thursday, April 13th

@5:00pm - 6:00pm

Location: Fowler (Templeton) 238

What do you think the school is investing money in? Do you think it's fair/meets the needs of students? Let's chat about it!! Come join our GEM Mentors (Damaris, Altaf, & Judith) for a Wokesop, this Thursday, April 13th, 2023 from 5-6 pm, to talk about the Wealth Gap in Lewis and Clark College!! If you attend, you will be entered in a raffle for a $20 gift card! Snacks will also be provided!

BIPOC Community Circle

Tuesday, April 18th

@5:00pm - 6:00pm

Location: IME Suite (3rd Floor of Templeton)

Join other students who self-identify as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color for conversations and to be a part of community with one another.

Apply for United Front Leadership!!

United Front is an affiliation of the Equity, Inclusion, and Justice Committee (EIJC), Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement (IME), and all affinity and identity based clubs/ unions at Lewis & Clark. Being part of United Front is to create a safe and empathetic community for all students at Lewis & Clark College who self identify as a minority or within a marginalized group.

United Front centers having a collective voice to advocate for all the marginalized students on campus to promote tangible change.

Please apply using the link here. Applications will be reviewed starting Wednesday, April 12th at 8am.

2023 IME Annual Banquet

Thursday, April 20th

@5:00-7:00pm

Location: Stamm Hall

Let's celebrate our 2023 Inclusion & Multicultural Engagement (IME) Graduates and our Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (J.E.D.I.) recipients together for our end-of-year celebration!

Activism: Different Ways of Showing Support Wokeshop

Friday, April 21st

@5:00pm - 6:00pm

Location: IME Suite (3rd Floor Fowler)

Join GEM and IME in discussing different forms of activism and showing support! We are meeting in the IME Suite on Friday, April 21st, at 5:00 pm. For attendees, we will be raffling off a gift card! Hope to see you there!

International Affairs Symposium

April 10th-12th

Location: Fowler Council Chambers

Functions of Fear: Conflict, Compliance, Chaos” delves into how fear influences certain political phenomena, and how the impact of fear, both visible and invisible, can have a long-lasting effect on global issues. This year’s symposium aims to explore fear impacts regulation, democracy, and the lives of people around us.

BSU - Black Graduation

Friday, April 14th

@6:00pm-8:00pm

Location: TBA

Get ready for Black Graduation! Black Graduation is a day where IME and BSU celebrate Black-Identifying Seniors and all their accomplishments at Lewis & Clark.

This will be an open event that is welcomes all!

Summer Job & Volunteer Fair

Thursday, April 13th

@3:00pm-6:00pm

Location: Smith Hall and Albany

This fair is organized to support meaningful one on one conversations and provide part-time, summer, and internship/jobs and volunteer opportunities for students!

20+ Employers

Attend to meet employers, snag a job/internship/volunteer, and learn about career options after your graduate.

Register in Handshake!

Apply for a PSN facilitator

PSN is a student-led organization that is passionate about supporting students in their mental health and wellbeing through weekly peer facilitated group meetings and events. We are happy to announce that:

We have opened our applications for peer facilitators! This is a wonderful opportunity for those who want to develop leadership skills.

The link to apply can be accessed using the button to the left.

Apply to be a Gender Studies Symposium Co-chair!

Applications are now being accepted for co-chair positions for next year's Gender Studies Symposium! The deadline is Monday, April 10 at 6 pm.

* Co-chairs earn 4 credits for their work during the academic year (2 credits per semester).

* Gender Studies minor is not required, but preference is given to students with past symposium involvement or engagement with related campus groups and/or academic experience.

* Must have junior standing in fall 2023.

* Must be enrolled in LC classes for both semesters in 2023-24.

* Work begins this semester and runs through the summer.

To learn more about the position or request an application, contact Kim Brodkin, symposium faculty director, at kbrodkin@lclark.edu.

Apply to Palatine Hill Review Leadership!

After a phenomenal 50th year as the Palatine Hill Review (formerly known as the Lewis & Clark Literary Review), we are finally looking into our future. And we want YOU to be involved!

For the 2023-24 school year, we are seeking three new leadership members: one Design Editor, and two Associate Editors.

Sample duties include:

- Attending and leading once-weekly Editorial Board and/or Design Board meetings

- Attending weekly leadership meetings, where we will take care of routine tasks, vote on important decisions, and plan our awesome 51st Edition

- Proofreading, quality checking, email sending, poster posting, form making, spreadsheet updating, etc.

- FOR DESIGN EDITOR: Helping the editors-in-chief, AJ Di Nicola and Elizabeth Huntley, prep, plan, and design the interior of the book!

- Having fun! (Really!)

If you love the Lit Review, if you want something that looks good on a resume (wink, wink), if you're interested and dedicated and willing to lead: please submit! We're accepting applications from all class levels, excluding graduating seniors, but we will look particularly closely at current freshmen.

For more information and the links to the application options, click the button!

You may submit either a written application, a video application, or do a quick live interview with us: your choice. Applications are due at 11:59 PM on Friday, April 14th. They do not have to be super formal: we just need the questions answered! :)

Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns! We are available for contact at lcreview@lclark.edu.

Do You Feel Like You Belong at LC?

Help out your fellow psych majors by filling out this quick survey to answer questions about your feeling of belongingness on campus. Participation will be totally anonymous.

IME Connected Program

Attend cross campus events to connect with your community through this program!