Andrew Foote, sophomore kicker for the Pioneer Football Team has been inducted into the Dr. Robert B. Pamplin Society of Fellows.   Pamplin Society members are chosen for "an exceptional blend of intellectual talent, a commitment to physical fitness, personal integrity and the willingness to shoulder the burdens of leadership. It is the highest honor bestowed by Lewis & Clark on its undergraduate students."

Foote is a double major in mathematical sciences and economics from Denver, Colorado.   He intends to pursue a doctorate in economics, and hopes to become an economic analyst. With a focus on urban economics, Foote is committed to helping the developing world become more self-sustaining.

Along with his excellent performance in the classroom, Foote has made significant contributions to the Pioneer Football program.  As our lone kicker and one of two punters, Foote was the second leading scorer in 2006 and 2007 with a career total of 46 in his two years as a Pioneer.

Read about student-athletes in the Pamplin Society of Fellow.