P.C. Rossin College of
Engineering and Applied Science

To build a FYRE

We’re not just breaking the mold of the traditional model of first-year curriculum in our discipline. We’re setting it on FYRE. The First-Year Rossin Experience (FYRE) allows incoming students—from day one of their college careers—to feel the power of engineering through hands-on exploration, creativity, and teamwork in the maker spaces, design labs, and collaborative studios where ideas come to life. Founded upon the rigor of a classic Lehigh education, FYRE invites tomorrow’s engineering leaders to discover their passions and learn by doing, while developing the confidence, curiosity, and connections that will power their journey as future makers.

The Latest at the Rossin College

Alumni Updates

BioE Alumni Spotlight: Natalie Condon '22

Wed, Nov 5, 2025

BioE Alumni Spotlight: Natalie Condon '22

This article was written by Rida M., Bioengineering undergraduate student and student office worker in the Department of Bioengineering.

Natalie Condon, a proud 2022...

Faculty & Programs

Terry Hart on spaceflight, risk, and the future of aerospace education

Mon, Nov 3, 2025

In a pair of recent podcast interviews, Lehigh professor and former NASA astronaut reflects on lessons from spaceflight and introduces the university’s new master’s program in Aerospace and Space Systems Engineering

News Briefs

ACES symposium tackles energy and water demands of AI growth

Fri, Oct 31, 2025

Event hosted by Lehigh's Center for Advancing Community Electrification Solutions brings together regional and national leaders to address infrastructure challenges shaping the digital future

Faculty & Programs

BioE New Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Juan Aceros

Thu, Oct 30, 2025

BioE New Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Juan Aceros

This article was written by Rida M., a Bioengineering undergraduate student and student office worker in the Department of Bioengineering.

We are excited to welcome Dr...

News Briefs

Lehigh team develops computational model to guide neurostimulation therapy for atrial fibrillation

Wed, Oct 29, 2025

Study published in 'PLOS ONE' introduces new tool that could help tailor neurostimulation dosages and advance personalized care for AFib

Graduate Student Spotlight

Leading beyond the lab

ChBE doctoral candidate Myeongyeon Lee, who served as chair of the department's annual Graduate Student Symposium, was recognized with the Lehigh Graduate Engineering Leadership and Service Award for his contributions to the engineering graduate student community. Lee is researching data-driven strategies for advancing high-performance organic field-effect transistors in the Reichmanis Group.

On a path to professorship

Qi Wang, a PhD student in Lehigh's ISE program, is making strides with guidance from the Future Academic Career Experiential Training (FACET) program, which offers seminars on topics such as applying for grants and teaching. Although she initially envisioned an industry career, Wang has shifted her goal to becoming a professor. She recently co-taught her first course and plans to apply for a postdoc.

Innovative algorithms for safer robot perception

Mechanical engineering PhD student Guangyi Liu, a member of Lehigh’s Autonomous and Intelligent Robotics Laboratory (AIR Lab), is developing a framework to improve the risk awareness of robotic systems. The framework, which can be applied to any robotic system, will allow the robot to act safely with uncertain perception measurements and inputs.

CONCISE Lab shines at World Environmental & Water Resources Congress

Papers by Nazia Raza and Saskia A. Putri won awards in the Graduate Student Technical Paper Competition at the annual ASCE-EWRI event. Both are PhD students in the InterCONnected Critical Infrastructure Systems Engineering Laboratory, led by CEE Assistant Professor Farrah Moazeni.

Engineering Departments

Interdisciplinary Research Institutes