The Spring 2019 Bulletin highlights the work of Ricky Kirshner ’82, the man behind the Super Bowl halftime shows and other televised cultural phenomena. The issue also introduces readers to the inaugural dean of Lehigh’s College of Health, Whitney Witt, and looks back on the proud history of Lehigh’s choral arts program.
The Emmy winning Kirshner ’82 is the force behind the Super Bowl halftime show, the Tony Awards and other cultural phenomena.
On March 29 and 30, in a concert called Shine On in the Zoellner Arts Center, Choral Arts traced the history of choral singing at the university.
Nearly five dozen Lehigh students, along with faculty and staff facilitators, participated in a six-day leadership retreat in the Poconos focusing on self-examination, community building and activating visions for the future.
Marketers have for decades worked on brand anthropomorphism in an effort to build a stronger connection with consumers. Marina Puzakova’s work explores what happens when they succeed.
Gilmore, who was on Lehigh’s coaching staff 15 years ago, returns to lead the football program.
