Events Archive | International Affairs

Become an LU/UN Youth Representative - CLAN

LU / UN Youth Representative Program seeks a passionate and dedicated Youth Representative for Caring and Living as Neighbours (CLAN)

As a Youth Representative, you will be responsible for and have the privilege of serving as a fully-accredited UN representative on behalf of CLAN.

Apply here: https://forms.gle/s2LDoUfd9p5mjddV7

Become an LU/UN Youth Representative - AAUW

LU / UN Youth Representative Program seeks a passionate and dedicated Youth Representative for American Association of University Women (AAUW)

As a youth representative, you will be responsible for and have the privilege of serving as a fully-accredited UN representative on behalf of AAUW.

Apply here: https://forms.gle/1a3rH3jPxnv5HF3h9

Become an LU/UN Youth Representative - CLAN

Become an LU/UN Youth Representative - AAUW

Become an LU/UN Youth Representative - CLAN

Become an LU/UN Youth Representative - AAUW

Become an LU/UN Youth Representative - CLAN

Become an LU/UN Youth Representative - AAUW

Become an LU/UN Youth Representative - CLAN

Panel Discussion - Climate Change: Our Response as Artists/Indigenous Women Making Traditional Culture Relevant

Join the artists from Small Island Big Song as they lead this discussion. Our islands are on the frontline of sea level rise. The tragic irony is that the people whose cultures have sustained communities in fragile environments with limited resources for countless generations will be the first to lose their homelands due to the unsustainable lifestyles of the greater global community. As the climate crisis quickly rises to the top of world concerns, different sectors scramble to figure out ways to respond to its impending pressures. Many put the onus on governments and corporations, but we all have a vital role to play.

Earth Day Celebration

Come celebrate Earth Day with the UN Youth Partnership Program!

Climate Change: Our Response as Artists and Indigenous Women Making Traditional Cultural Relevant

Join us for a panel with artists from Small Island, Big Song. They'll have the opportunity to discuss the intersection of climate change, gender, and indigenous culture and how art can be used to make the "musical statement of a region in the frontline of cultural and environmental challenges."

Afterward, you can attend the performance at Zoellner Art Center on Saturday, April 9th at 7:30 pm. Lehigh students can receive free tickets!

Moving Towards a Sustainable Society: Corrosion Issues and Challenges

The World Corrosion Organization and the LU/UN Partnership presents: Moving Towards a Sustainable Society: Corrosion Issues and Challenges.

How do we move towards more sustainable, affordable, and reliable energy? A series of illustrations taken from geothermal, solar, wind, hydraulic, and nuclear energies show the importance of corrosion awareness and management in the development of these low-carbon energy technologies.

Register today!

North America's First In-person and Hybrid Model ILO Simulation

Participate in the North America's first in-peron and hybrid model International Labour Organization (ILO) deliberation on the topic of 'Just Transition: From Fossil Fuels to Green Energy.' While representing and negotiating with various workers groups, employers, and governments, participants will directly engage with senior ILO officials and students from around the world.

Recruiting Participants for the 33rd Annual International Bazaar

Recruitment for participants in this year's 33rd Annual International Bazaar is underway. The Bazaar will take place on Sunday, April 24 from 1:00-4:00pm on the UC Front Lawn (rain location: Grace Hall). The Bazaar Board is recruiting participants to showcase their native clothing in the Fashion Show, perform, or host a table. Participants may be individuals or part of a campus organization.