Admitted Student On-Campus & Virtual Events

Professor Bruce Whitehouse discusses what global inequality means and how can we measure it?

Professor Bruce Whitehouse discusses how traditional economics miss many of the ways economics and economic exchange works in different times and cultures.

Professor Ziad Munson discusses: What is a sociological imagination? What is it good for? And how do you get one?

Epidemiology is the field of scientific inquiry concerned with questions about the determinants of disease in the population. In this course, Professor Halcyon Skinner covers fundamental concepts of epidemiological thinking including study design and analytical methods to address confounding, bias, and effect modification.

This course with Professor Fathima Wakeel provides students with fundamental principles of research methods relevant to population health and the translation of research into practice.

Hear about the support and resources available to international students from staff in the Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) and the International Center of Academic and Professional English (ICAPE). Learn about the Visa process, international orientation, advising for international students, English language support, and more! Bring your questions to be answered.

The Formula SAE, Baja, and Steel Bridge Club talk about projects and competitions. All students from all majors welcome!

Battlebots, the Aerospace Club and the Society for Hispanic Professional Engineers talk about projects and opportunities to build your professional network.

Watch Professor Jim Gilchrist give an examination of the science and engineering involved in everyday consumables!

Forces in 3D space surround us! Imagine things like...a chair, a door, or even a bridge. The analysis and calculation of forces in 3D space is critical to designing physical objects. Learn a little more about how we do this in engineering with Professor Christina Haden.

Join the Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD) to learn more about internships, co-ops and alumni networking connections for Lehigh undergraduates. Hear how the CCPD supports students in developing skills, gaining experience, and building the connections for life-long career development.

In the College of Arts and Science Student Panel, several current Lehigh students will introduce themselves, share their stories about life on campus, and answer questions from prospective students and families. Join us for their brief introductions, answers to a few pre-selected questions, and a general question and answer segment.

In the College of Business Panel, several current Lehigh students will introduce themselves, share their stories about life on campus, and answer questions from prospective students and families. Join us for their brief introductions, answers to a few pre-selected questions, and a general question and answer segment.

In the College of Health Student Panel, several current Lehigh students will introduce themselves, share their stories about life on campus, and answer questions from prospective students and families. Join us for their brief introductions, answers to a few pre-selected questions, and a general question and answer segment.

Inquiry-based, hands-on learning places students at the center of the knowledge discovery and construction processes. Join Khanjan Mehta, Vice Provost for Creative Inquiry and Director of the Mountaintop Initiative, and Bill Whitney, Administrative Director, Creative Inquiry and Adjunct Professor of Theatre, as they discuss their work in Creative Inquiry and the Mountaintop Initiative.

Learn about meal plans, dining dollars, the different eateries and food trucks on campus, how to handle dietary restrictions and more in this session presented by Lehigh’s Dining Services.

Join Stefanie Burke, the Director of First-Year Experience, to hear about support and resources to help students transition to campus. Learn about what happens over the summer before arrival, Orientation, and support throughout the first-year to help students be successful.

In the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Student Panel, several current Lehigh students will introduce themselves, share their stories about life on campus, and answer questions from prospective students and families. Join us for their brief introductions, answers to a few pre-selected questions, and a general question and answer segment.

The transition to college is a family affair and this panel will feature current parents of Lehigh students. Attendees will have the opportunity to submit questions and hear about the Lehigh experience from the parent perspective.

The Office of Registration & Academic Services (RAS) plays a key role in facilitating the academic experience of students. This session will cover topics like course registration and transfer credits, and will take questions from the audience.

Hear from both the Office of Residence Life and the Department of Housing Services! This session will discuss the residential experience and facilities here at Lehigh, as well as have the opportunity to address questions from the audience.

Gain a global perspective with study abroad, internships, research and community service abroad! Join Katie Radande, Director of Study Abroad, as she answers questions about international experiences including the Iacocca International Internship Program.

Lehigh was just the sixth university designated a non-governmental organization by the United Nations which gives students distinctive access to the world's largest international body. Learn more about opportunities to engage with the UN on campus and in New York City.

College can be a time of uncertainty, inquiry, expansion and adaptation for many students. Hear from members of the dedicated Counseling and Psychological Services and Health & Wellness Center (HWC). The Counseling and Psychological Services and the HWC provides students with high quality, compassionate medical care, and services that respect individual differences in a confidential environment.

Join us for a discussion about being a woman at Lehigh from the perspective of faculty and staff members, and get a chance to ask your questions.