Learning How Global Information Is Spread
Noah Bookhim ’24 is the latest in a long line of Lehigh students working as UN interns.
Zemichael Gebeyehu ’24 uses the UN as a launching point for his studies, career
Gebeyehu wants to help developing countries reach space, in a sustainable way.
Lehigh Partners with UNDP on Green Entrepreneurship MOOC
More than 1,800 people will participate in the Massive Open Online Course offered by the United Nations Development Programme is offering the through its Learning for Nature program.
A tale of three countries: ILO talks workforce shifts in time of COVID-19
Lehigh's United Nations Partnership and the International Labour Organization hosted a discussion about the impact of the pandemic on current and future labor markets.
Samantha Margolis '21 Interned at United Nations Watch in Geneva
Margolis provided the closing remarks at the March meeting of the Human Rights Council.
22-year-old runs from ocean to ocean for Clean Seas
Sam Bencheghib '19 ran from coast to coast to raise awareness of ocean pollution.
UN Partnership Recognized with Heiskell Award for International Education
The university has now received the prestigious award in two consecutive years.
Lehigh to Extend Partnership with Committee on Teaching about the United Nations
For more than a decade, Lehigh University students have served as volunteers and official rapporteurs for the annual Committee on Teaching about the United Nations (CTAUN) conference, held at UN headquarters in New York City.
Lehigh Students to Present at UN Women's Empowerment Conference
Lehigh University students will present a Parallel Session at the annual United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) in March.
Faculty panel discusses President Donald Trump’s speech to the United Nations
The Lehigh University and United Nations Partnership hosted a faculty teach-in on Sept. 24, where three Lehigh faculty members weighed in on Trump’s address to the UN.
UN Special Adviser Adama Dieng calls for humanity, accountability to counter hate crimes
Adama Dieng, the United Nations Secretary-General’s special adviser on the prevention of genocide discussed global issues like human rights abuses, war crimes, human trafficking and genocides.
Lehigh Places Intern at UN in Geneva
Brian Letts ’18 is the 44th Lehigh student to intern at the United Nations, but the first one to do so outside of New York. He is working at Sustainable United Nations (SUN) in Geneva, Switzerland.
Running plastic pollution out of town step by step
Sam Bencheghib is passionate about adventure and the environment. The 22-year-old athlete and environmental activist’s voice is enthusiastic and exuberant about his quest to raise awareness about the world’s plastic pollution crisis.
Lehigh Places First Intern at UN Geneva
Brian Letts fed his passion for sustainability and environmental stewardship as a graduate student enrolled in Lehigh’s Environmental Policy Design program - and now, he’ll be the first United Nations intern from Lehigh to serve in Geneva, Switzerland.
First Youth Rep to serve abroad works at World Health Assembly
Nadine Clopton ’19 represented an NGO while studying abroad in Geneva.
Recap: Lehigh hosts ILO’s ‘Future of Work’ conference
Lehigh hosted a conference entitled “An Equitable and Sustainable Future of Work” on April 11 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the International Labor Organization.
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