Lehigh University’s AIEA Thematic Forum brought together global education leaders to explore the role of coaching in advancing intercultural learning, global citizenship, and transformative education
Ashley Pritchard returned to Lehigh University to engage with students and faculty, sharing insights from her global career with the United Nations and Meta, including work in human rights, elections, and gender advocacy.
Lehigh University provides essential guidance and support for international students, scholars, and faculty in response to recent federal immigration policies, travel restrictions, and safety concerns
Lehigh students discussed UNICEF with Ms. Catherine Russell and Ambassador James Kariuki. Russell addressed budget cuts affecting UNICEF's mission. Ambassador Kariuki talked about UN Security Council reform. Students appreciated learning about global issues through LU/UN Partnership events.
Dawn Whitehead and other global education leaders will discuss the role of coaching in intercultural learning at the AIEA Thematic Forum, hosted at Lehigh University on April 8-9, 2025.
Tashfin Moumi, a Lehigh University international student, nominated OISS coordinator Annika Sethre-Hofstad for a Together We Climb Award in recognition of her exceptional support.
Lehigh University senior Emily Buchanan gained hands-on experience in environmental policy through a summer internship in Moldova, supporting the country’s efforts to meet EU sustainability standards.
Lehigh University students attended the International Day of Remembrance, focusing on racial justice and human rights, inspiring them to integrate global perspectives into their work.
Lesley Robinson, a renowned expert in entrepreneurship and global education, will be a featured speaker at Lehigh University’s AIEA Thematic Forum, highlighting the role of coaching in intercultural learning and leadership.
Lehigh University's Brooke Cannon shares her experience as a Fulbright Scholar in Athens, Greece, where she is pursuing a master’s in Sustainable Tourism Development and exploring Greek culture.
Lehigh University students participated in the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, presenting on gender equality, women’s empowerment, and global policy initiatives through the university’s UN partnership.
Lehigh University is expanding its global engagement by strengthening academic partnerships in Central Asia, including participation in the Kazakhstan-U.S. University Consortium and collaborations with Kazakh institutions
Christopher Glass, a Boston College professor n international higher education expert, will speak at Lehigh University’s AIEA Thematic, exploring the role of coaching in global learning, intercultural education, and student belonging.
Lehigh University will screen Slavery in the Age of Revolution, a documentary on Oxford University's role in the Transatlantic Slave Trade, at the ArtsQuest Center in Bethlehem on March 25, followed by a discussion with the film’s director.
Six Lehigh undergraduates, including five engineering students, have earned DAAD RISE scholarships to conduct research in Germany in summer 2025.
Lehigh University will host the AIEA Thematic Forum on April 8-9, featuring global education expert Darla Deardorff and other leaders discussing the role of coaching in advancing intercultural learning and international education.