Events Archive | International Affairs

Lehigh in Paris Information Session

Take your Humanities and Social Sciences Electives Abroad next Summer!

Do you want to study abroad in Paris this summer? Then come to this info session where Professor John Savage will discuss the faculty led Lehigh in Paris program. Lehigh in Paris is an exciting summer study abroad program devoted to discovering the history and culture of the city of Paris. During the month of July, students live together in Paris and participate in excursions and outings four days per week. Classes take place around the city as students discover famous monuments, museums and neighborhoods while studying their origins and significance. The program offers six Lehigh Humanities credits, though students can opt to take up to eight credits if they wish. The program is open to all students, regardless of major. No French language or European history background is required.

Conversation Partner Meet & Greet | International Affairs

Come join us for our first Conversation Partner event! You will meet your conversation partner and participate in cross-cultural activities. If you are interested in making new friends, learning a new language, and exchanging cultures, feel free to sign up to be a conversation partner using this link:

https://forms.gle/Fag3ATkP5tVPtbT6A

Go Abroad Fair | Study Abroad

Come learn about Lehigh Study Abroad and Global Experiences. Meet representatives from Lehigh Study Abroad and our partner programs to learn about your study abroad options. Discover programs to suit your area of study. Explore semester and year programs as well as summer and winter programs offered by Lehigh faculty. Find out about scholarships, internships, service learning, and more!

CIEE Passport Caravan | Study Abroad

The CIEE Passport Caravan is a one-day, on-campus event sponsored by Lehigh University and the Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) as part of the Generation Study Abroad initiative. The goal of the initiative is to make study abroad possible for more U.S. students by breaking down the three major barriers to study abroad: cost, curriculum, and culture. Students interested in receiving a free passport must register for the event with the Study Abroad Office using this link: go.lehigh.edu/passportcaravan

Global Union Open House

Come learn more about the Global Union, our events this fall, and how to get involved! Join our mission to promote global awareness and cultural understanding within Lehigh community.

Lehigh - United Nations Partnership Open House

Come and learn about upcoming UN trips, Youth Representative positions, internships and UN related research. Open to all majors.

Mini Canvas Painting | International Center for Academic and Professional English

Unleash your creativity and release stress at the first club meeting of International Voices Student Club! We will paint mini canvasses and discuss events for the new year!

5x10: Building Community with a Global Perspective

Come learn how to build community at Lehigh with a global perspective! This is a great way to find your community on campus and discover the resources that are offered.

**This event is mandatory for all first-year international students. Please bring your Draft Book with you!**

5x10 Symposium - Do you want to Study Abroad?

Overview of the process to integrate an international experience into their Lehigh education. Learn about the different types of international opportunities and programs available abroad; how to plan your experiences; financing and scholarships available.

Following a brief presentation from college-specific study abroad advisors, there will be a panel Q&A session with students that have recently participated in different international programs.
Hosted by: NavigateLU Administration
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/4544412

American Holidays | International Center for Academic and Professional English

The holiday season can be overwhelming! This workshop provides an overview of the American holiday season. Learn backgrounds, traditions, and even key language associated with popular holidays such as Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, etc., and some “unofficial” holidays such as Black Friday.

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Developing the Dissertation for Multilingual Speakers (Graduate students only) | International Center for Academic and Professional English

This workshop is intended for multilingual writers in any stage of the writing process of their doctoral dissertation. This workshop will provide an overview of the key grammar, vocabulary, and tenses used in the various parts of a dissertation. We will also address strategies for self-editing. Please bring your laptop and writing. In this workshop, ICAPE language specialists will collaborate with current doctoral candidates from various disciplines working on their dissertations.

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Writing for Multilingual Speakers | International Center for Academic and Professional English

The 20 Most Common Grammatical Errors in English

10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Back by popular demand! This workshop offers a comprehensive overview of the 20 most common errors made in English. Strategies for noticing and self-editing of errors will be addressed.

The Structure of English: Clauses, and Phrases, and Modifiers, Oh My!

12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

This workshop builds on the 20 Most Common Errors, helping participants master more complex sentence structures. Please bring a brown-bag lunch; feel free to bring a draft you are working on.

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TOPSS Preparation Workshops | International Center for Academic and Professional English

TOPSS Overview

8:30 am - 9:30 am

Recommended for students who have not taken the TOPSS exam before. Learn about the background of the TOPSS exam and resources available to help you do as well as possible. Recommended for students who have not taken the TOPSS exam before.

TOPSS Presentation Skills Workshop

9:45 am - 11:15 am

Learn how to make a successful presentation in an academic setting, including preparation, organization, audience interaction, non-verbal communication, visuals and clear speech.

TOPSS Articulately Making an Announcement 11:30 am - 12:30 pm

This workshop will prepare graduate students who are ITA candidates for Part I of the TOPSS: Make an Announcement. Students will learn how to make a clear announcement and how to transition smoothly to Part II of the TOPSS. Guided practice with feedback will be offered.

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Joining the Conversation: Academic Expectations & Class Participation

During this first part of the Campus Communication series, students will learn how to become active participants in classroom discussions and will gain a better understanding of expectations for the American University classroom.

Please register in advance.

Reading Survival Skills: Time-saving Strategies for Multilingual Students

Develop a systematic approach to reading assignments and learn to read more efficiently.

Advancing the Conversation: Networking & Communicating on Campus | International Center for Academic and Professional English

This second interactive workshop in the Campus Communication series will build on our first workshop and provide students with valuable tools for networking on campus, building communicative competence as well as confidence in speaking to peers and to academic advisors.

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