Events Archive

Join a discussions with Dr. Kate O'Brien, a leading figure in the field of vaccines and immunization, currently serving as the Director of the Department of Immunization, Vaccines and Biologicals at the World Health Organization (WHO). This event is presented by the Lehigh College of Health and the Lehigh University/United Nations (LU/UN) Partnership.

Presented by Lehigh’s XR Community of Practice. Step into the future of global learning at this hands-on event that brings the world to Lehigh through emerging technologies. Discover how Extended Reality (XR) is being integrated into classes across campus, transforming the way students learn and engage with global issues. Try on a Meta Quest VR headset to explore new cultures, travel to destinations around the world, or practice a new language. Go beyond the headset with ArcGIS Online—a powerful mapping platform that allows you to create and explore global data while visualizing international trends, history, and culture through interactive maps.

Presented by the Graduate Life Office. Join us at Packer House for an international film screening of the Iranian film My Favourite Cake (2024). Iranian tea and snacks will be served. Attendees can pre-register here.

Facilitated by Sydane Morrison, Graduate Assistant at the Gender, Leadership & Equity Center, this session explores how Caribbean values and gender perspectives shape inclusive leadership in the face of climate, social, and economic challenges. Through storytelling, visuals, and dialogue, participants will reflect on what the world can learn from Caribbean models of leadership and how allyship and equity can strengthen communities everywhere.

Hosted by the Lehigh University Association of Ghanaian Students (LAGS) and the Lehigh University Graduate Association of Nigerian Students (LUGANS), this event celebrates West African cuisine by showcasing two variants of the popular dish, Jollof rice.

The Global Language of Music: A Lecture & Piano Performance

12 pm - 1 pm in Zoellner Arts Center, Room 145


Join Eugene Albulescu, Lehigh University Professor of Music and award-winning conductor and pianist, for a special International Education Week event exploring the global nature of music and the value of international education in music. Prof. Albulescu will perform a Baroque suite featuring dances from across Europe—Germany, Italy, Spain, France, and Ireland—culminating in an Argentinian tango. His performance and lecture will highlight the value of international education in the arts. This event is open to the public, and attendees are welcome to bring their own lunch; light snacks and refreshments will be provided.

Join Youth Representatives from CLAN and the Center for Public Health un Nigeria as we highlight the voices of influential youth leaders from around the world in the field of health. We will discuss concrete actions students can take to further health equity, with a focus on the critical intersection of gender equity. We encourage the development of recommendations to present at CSW70 (the 70th Commission on the Status of Women) at the UN, from youth voices on these intertwined issues

Join us for a fireside chat with Vinay Kwatra, Ambassador of India to the United States, on Wednesday, Nov. 5, at 4:15 p.m. at the Clayton University Center Boardroom 375.



Ambassador Kwatra will discuss U.S.-India relations and Lehigh University’s role in global engagement, offering insights into diplomacy, education, and international collaboration

This event is open to Lehigh faculty, staff, and students.



The conversation will be facilitated by Richard Verma ’90, former U.S. Ambassador to India and Lehigh’s inaugural President’s Distinguished Fellow.



This event is part of the LU/UN Partnership’s Ambassadorial Speaker Series. The LU/UN Partnership which provides opportunities for Lehigh students, faculty, and staff to engage directly with global leaders and United Nations initiatives.

Join Dr. Babs Omotowa, President of the Nigerian University of Technology and Management (NUTM), for a conversation on innovation, leadership, and the future of higher education in Africa.



This event will be held on Monday, Nov. 10, at 4:30 p.m. at HST 101, and is open to Lehigh faculty, staff, and students. Pre-registration is required; visit here to register.



It is part of the Iacocca Global Leaders Speaker Series, hosted by the Lee Iacocca Institute for Global Leadership.



NUTM is a new private university in Lagos that is quickly gaining recognition as a disruptor in African higher education, with a mission to develop the continent’s next generation of leaders in technology and management.



Its model—emphasizing employability, entrepreneurship, and real-world impact—has drawn global attention and parallels the success of India’s Ashoka University, a Lehigh partner institution. Dr. Omotowa will share insights on NUTM’s ambitious growth strategy.

Join the LU/UN partnership in celebrating United Nations Day! We will be showcasing all of our programs and opportunities. Enjoy some international food and learn about the UN and the LU/UN partnership.

An information session for students interested in the Iacocca International Internship Program, covering the basics such as the application and selection process, available opportunities, what to expect from the internship experience, and more.

An information session for students interested in the Iacocca International Internship Program, covering the basics such as the application and selection process, available opportunities, what to expect from the internship experience, and more.

The Iacocca International Internship Program is hosting a general information session about the program. The event is remote and you can register via the following link to receive a Zoom link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdkcblHgFBJgPfKTQ2mjemUi30EiuQJEzQMtIPj_kJpwjHK5w/viewform?usp=header

We highly encourage students interested in the program to attend an information session to learn more, as participation can help enhance their chances of selection.

This is an information session about the Global Career Center (GCC) Internshps in Singapore, presented by GCC CEO Kate Moore. The GCC is one of the opportunities offered through the Iacocca International Internship Program next summer. During the session, Kate will answer any questions about the internship in Singapore.

The Iacocca International Internship Program is hosting a general information session about the program.

We highly encourage students interested in the program to attend an information session to learn more, as participation can help enhance their chances of selection.

Join us to hear the inspiring story of CLAN founders Kate and Cath, and learn how they started CLAN and MATES4Kids, organizations that work to provide resources for children with non-communicable diseases. Discover how they teamed up with Lehigh and stayed committed to their mission through advocacy at the UN and action. Don't miss this opportunity to see how they balance it outside of their full-time jobs; an empowering story on how everyone can make a difference.