From the Dean
I am so excited to announce the establishment of the Advocacy Center at the law school. We have been working on the idea for some time.

Dear Friends,
I am so excited to announce the establishment of the Advocacy Center at the law school. We have been working on the idea for some time. The Center reinforces our strong commitment to preparing students to be practice-ready advocates, and enables us to add new classes and expanded competitions to give students the skills they need.
Along with the Advocacy Center, I am also pleased to showcase our new classroom courtroom, the Bergman Courtroom, for our students to practice their newfound litigation skills.
We could not achieve either of these dreams without the support from our donors and the Portland legal community. I am extremely grateful to all of you who have given your time, talent and resources to train future attorneys.
In other news in these pages, you’ll see a bit of our construction efforts this summer, revitalizing the Boley Law Library research desk, our classrooms, and areas in Wood Hall for students and clinics. In addition, I trust that you will be impressed—as I am—with the many accomplishments of faculty, students, and alumni.
I have had the pleasure of meeting so many of you this past year and I look forward to more of that this year. Alumni gatherings are one of the highlights of being a Dean as I learn how the law school initiated some very interesting and successful life journeys. Warmest wishes,
Jennifer Johnson Dean and Erskine Wood Sr. Professor of Law
email jasbury@lclark.edu
voice 503-768-6605
Advocate Magazine is published for alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of Lewis & Clark Law School.
We welcome correspondence from readers. Please be sure to include your name and location. Submissions are subject to editing.
Judy Asbury, Assistant Dean, Communications and External Relations
Advocate Magazine
Lewis & Clark Law School
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Portland OR 97219
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