Events Archive

This workshop focuses on English outside the classroom, especially as it relates to U.S. culture. Participants will discuss language usage in daily life and have opportunities to share their experience. What does someone mean when they say “Catch the Packer Express or the LANTA”? How do you respond when asked, “What’s up?” Join ICAPE’s language specialists in exploring common English phrases and idioms as well as some of the language of Lehigh.

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Join us for a dynamic virtual conversation around the themes of responsibility, intensity and creativity
This year pushed the world into a new era, drastically and abruptly changing the way we relate and live. With fear of the Other, violence and uncertainty rising, the need to foster a desire to understand those unlike us and to commit to the larger good of the world is intense, indeed.

As educators, we are front-line even while on Zoom. How do we respond?Where is creativity exploding in response to the crises, and how do creative modes help us document, cope, protest or engender change?What is our responsibility as educators, and how do shifting intensities direct us to act?How might we intensify our work productively in order to respond?Please join us in this free virtual conference to discuss these and other questions. We are inviting educators across the world who intervene at varying levels. Session formats vary from participatory/workshop mode, to watching a panel or an individual talk, to interview, followed by Q&A.

Join us for a dynamic virtual conversation around the themes of responsibility, intensity and creativity
This year pushed the world into a new era, drastically and abruptly changing the way we relate and live. With fear of the Other, violence and uncertainty rising, the need to foster a desire to understand those unlike us and to commit to the larger good of the world is intense, indeed.

As educators, we are front-line even while on Zoom. How do we respond?Where is creativity exploding in response to the crises, and how do creative modes help us document, cope, protest or engender change?What is our responsibility as educators, and how do shifting intensities direct us to act?How might we intensify our work productively in order to respond?Please join us in this free virtual conference to discuss these and other questions. We are inviting educators across the world who intervene at varying levels. Session formats vary from participatory/workshop mode, to watching a panel or an individual talk, to interview, followed by Q&A.

Any plans for Halloween? Leave it to LAD! Check out LAD's menu of events for October 30th, starting with The Haunting from Lehigh University and ending with a showing of the Rocky Horrow Show. Check out individual flyers of each event for more details!

Learn more about the many cultures in Africa!

Come learn about Filipino culture!

Join us for a week of events that highlight the cultural diversity at lehigh!

Develop professionally to reach your career goals

Learn more about the process of the U.S. election.

The weight of the US 2020 election can be particularly heavy for folks who are visitors in this country. Let's come together to carry together. Join UCPS and the international student community to talk about what fears and feelings we are bringing into this election season and to explore how we can tap individual and collective resilience to persevere.

Meet other Lehigh students, make new friends, and win prizes!

Featuring renowned speakers from the ILO, Temple University and Dr. Donald Outing, Lehigh University VP for Equity and Community

Sponsored by the LU/UN Partnership, International Labour Organization, The Center for Career & Professional Development and the American Association of University Women

Join us for an evening panel discussion that will explore pathways to careers in sustainability and discuss key considerations to identify jobs that support economic resiliency at a local, regional, national, and global level.

Canadian Embassy Presentation
Tuesday, October 20th from 10 am - 11:30 am EST

Consulate General of Canada will be conducting a presentation and cover a wide range of topics, including: the process to become a Canadian via the Express Entry program and opportunities to work in Canada.

Current students or alumni are welcome; International and U.S. American citizen students in any discipline are welcome.

Join a discussion on this year's summer reading book, Make Your Home Among Strangers. Chat with your peers about what you found interesting and relevant and share insights about what you learned from the book while meeting other first-year students.

Join International Affairs Thursday, October 8 at 9:30 AM EDT

Join Carolyn Reagan '23 Thursday, October 15 at 7:00 PM EDT

Go to LINC for all of the details and zoom links.

Join a discussion on this year's summer reading book, Make Your Home Among Strangers. Chat with your peers about what you found interesting and relevant and share insights about what you learned from the book while meeting other first-year students.

Join International Affairs Thursday, October 8 at 9:30 AM EDT

Join Carolyn Reagan '23 Thursday, October 15 at 7:00 PM EDT

Go to LINC for all of the details and zoom links.