‘Equality & Justice on Screen’ film series launches with ‘Toxic: A Black Woman’s Story’
Nov. 7 film screening and discussion to spotlight the impact of racism on Black maternal health, initiating Lehigh’s new series on social justice themes
Nov. 6: Lehigh Engineering Virtual Grad School Fair
Fall 2024 ChBE Seminar: Winey
Date: Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Time: 9:30-10:30AM
Location: Health Science Technology Building (HST), Forum Room 101
This event features Karen Winey, who will talk about "Self-Assembled Water Channels in Fluorine-Free Copolymers for Fast Proton Conductivity", as part of the Lehigh University Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering's Fall 2024 Colloquium Seminar Series.
Driving change through global fieldwork
Virtual info session: Jump-start your graduate studies
Register for our 7:30 pm virtual info session on Wednesday, October 30, to learn how you can get ahead with Lehigh’s 4+1 program!
Maravelias to give ChBE 2024 Distinguished Schiesser lecture
Date: Wednesday, October 16, 2024
Time: 9:30-10:30AM
Location: Health Science Technology Building (HST), Forum Room 101
Looking back on TE Week 2024
Students from TU Dortmund University’s DLab initiative recently reflected on their time at Lehigh University, where they participated in the 2024 edition of Technical Entrepreneurship (TE) Week.
This year’s program marked the first international collaboration in the decade-long history of TE Week, adding a cross-cultural dimension to its focus on technology transfer and entrepreneurship.
NAE member David Sedlak to deliver 2024 Distinguished Water Lecture
UC Berkeley professor to discuss innovative solutions for global water challenges amid climate change
Your next big move: Grad school
The Rossin Graduate Fair on October 16 is your opportunity to explore Lehigh Engineering’s flexible, interdisciplinary grad programs that are designed to match your unique career ambitions.
Fall 2024 BioE Seminar: Dr. Chris Zorman
"Development of Inkjet Printing Processes for Flexible Sensors and Electronics on Temperature-Sensitive Substrates"
Speaker: Dr. Chris Zorman, Professor and Senior Associate Dean, Case Western Reserve University