The International Center for Academic and Professional English (ICAPE) has announced its Fall 2025 workshop schedule, offering multilingual students and scholars opportunities to strengthen communication skills and build community at Lehigh.
Lehigh University's International Center for Academic and Professional English (ICAPE) has released its Fall 2025 workshop schedule designed to support multilingual speakers of English in their academic and professional work.
“Our workshops can help with aspects of academic language use students might not typically learn in traditional classes, such as style and grammar in academic writing, oral presentation skills, and pronunciation skills for U.S. English,” said Mike O’Neill, Language Specialist at ICAPE.
“We also offer social events for students to get to know each other and build a sense of community, as well as specialized workshops for teaching assistants who are new to U.S. academic culture," O'Neill said. "Lastly, these workshops are open to Lehigh faculty, staff, and spouses.”
Workshop list:
Fridays, Aug. 29–Dec. 5: Pronunciation Group for Multilingual Students & Scholars- Register Here
Sep. 5: Ask Me Anything about U.S. Language and Popular Culture- Register Here
Sep. 19: The Culture of American College Classrooms for International TAs - Register Here
Oct. 3 & Oct. 30: WRT 005: Your Passport to Global Writing – An Experiential FYW Course for All Students Seeking International Collaboration, Hands-On Research, & Real-World Impact- Register Here
Oct. 10: Giving Effective Oral Presentations- Register Here
Oct. 10: Fall into Festivities: Learn About American Holiday Culture & Craft Your Own Seasonal Decoration- Register Here
Oct. 17: Rhetoric in Interactive Media: The Language of Analysis- Register Here
Nov. 7: Twenty Most Common Grammatical Errors- Register Here
Nov. 21: Pronunciation Brush Up for International TAs- Register Here
Dec. 5: Overview of the TOPSS for Teaching Assistants- Register Here
Dec. 5: Final Draft Fix-Up: Drop in for Research Paper Feedback!- Register Here
The International Center for Academic and Professional English helps multilingual speakers of English improve their communication skills with flexible, student-focused program options that are grounded in evidence-based practice and connected to the resources of the larger university community.
Located in Maginnes Hall 246, ICAPE offers courses, workshops, tutoring, and testing services to improve academic and professional success.