Lehigh News
Q&A with Whitney P. Witt, Dean of the Lehigh University College of Health
The inaugural dean of Lehigh's College of Health explains how a population health response, focused on data, is key to saving lives
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The inaugural dean of Lehigh's College of Health explains how a population health response, focused on data, is key to saving lives
An update from Provost Farrell to undergraduate students
Skinner, associate dean for research in Lehigh’s College of Health, was interviewed by WFMZ about the role of social distancing in slowing the transmission of the coronavirus.
'Know that we are all in this together'
Community college program proves effective in strengthening entrepreneurial and STEM skills of students―largely women, minorities and immigrants.
Nadine Clopton ‘19 ‘20G is the youngest ever director of a United Nations NGO/DPI Executive Committee. As an undergrad, Clopton balanced her interest in Lehigh’s UN program with earning a dual degree in HMS and political science and a minor in sustainable development and environmental studies. Clopton, who received a choral arts scholarship, also sang with a number of choral groups at Lehigh. Currently, Clopton is completing her master’s in the environmental policy program while working in Lehigh’s Office of Sustainability.
Professor Hannah Dailey ’02 ’06G ’09G has received an NSF CAREER award to support her research into the structural mechanics of bones as they heal, as well as her efforts to encourage women to pursue orthopedics and engineering. This real-world impact extends to Dailey’s teaching philosophy at Lehigh. “[Students] really want to tackle big, important societal problems,” she says. “We really owe it to them...to be preparing them for the future for what they want to achieve.”
Charlie Dent ‘93G, after receiving his Master’s of Public Administration at Lehigh, went on to serve the 15th Congressional District of Pennsylvania for seven terms. During his tenure, Dent was a senior member of the House Appropriations Committee and led the Sub-committee on Military Construction, Veterans Affairs and Related Agencies, and chaired the House Committee on Ethics. Dent recently delivered the 2020 Kenner Lecture discussing “the wretched state of American politics.”
Students try out Lehigh’s virtual reality equipment at the Baker Institute’s annual CREATIVATE event.
Members of the Marching 97 perform across campus classrooms and lecture halls during EcoFlame ahead of the LeLaf Rivalry game.
Former Congressman Charlie Dent ‘93G will deliver this year’s Kenner Lecture.
Finance major Jordan Cohen ‘20 leads the Mountain Hawks this season in scoring.
Lehigh leads a partnership that has digitized over 475 medieval manuscripts.
Lehigh students interning in Jordan during the summer engage in hands-on archaeological work.
Lehigh families, students and friends get ready to cheer on the Mountain Hawks at the Family Weekend football game.
Assistant Professor Hannah Dailey ’02 ’06G ’09G designed a virtual mechanical test to predict the healing timeline of a broken bone.
Lehigh celebrates the groundbreaking of the Health, Science & Technology building, home to the new College of Health, scheduled to open in 2021.
Lehigh’s Global Student Impact Fellows conducted field work in Sierra Leone combating hunger and disease.
Computer science & engineering professor Brian Chen and neuroscience professor Julie Miwa are developing software to test protein interactions that will provide insight into a drug’s effectiveness.
The annual International Bazaar highlights and celebrates the global identities and perspectives at Lehigh and from our local community.
Mechanical engineering professor, and NASA astronaut, Terry Hart ‘68.
Donors and scholarship recipients forge bonds through their love of Lehigh.
Each year, students are welcomed back with fun campus-wide kick-off events.
A peek inside newly renovated Chandler-Ullmann Hall, one of Lehigh’s most distinguished buildings.
The new Grind@FML, located in the E.W. Fairchild-Martindale Library, serves as a spot for students to eat, hang out and do work.
The Iacocca International Internship Program combines real world experiences and cultural immersion.
Professor Larry Snyder teaches students how operations research and machine learning protect vital supply chains.
Fathima Wakeel is joining Lehigh’s College of Health as an inaugural faculty member.