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Prelusion Programs
Can’t wait to get your college career started? Be a part of Prelusion! We offer four Prelusion programs that can jump start your experience before evoLUtion begins. These programs give you the chance to meet students with common interests. All programs will begin on Monday, August 18, 2008. Each program has limited number of spaces, and sign up is on a first-come, first-served basis. Students may register for a program beginning on May 12, 2008. Students who register for a Prelusion program will receive a confirmation packet in July with specific program details and move-in information. Refund requests must be made in writing to fye@lehigh.edu before June 30 and a $25 processing fee will apply. No refund requests will be accepted after June 30, 2008. Please note some scholarships are available for Prelusion programs. Contact the OFYE for more information. Register Now for a Prelusion Program!Please note that the Outdoor Adventure and ArtsAlive programs are full. ArtsAlive PROGRAM IS FULL!ArtsAlive gives students the opportunities to discover and experience the exciting world of the visual, performing, literary, and design arts at Lehigh University as well as in the surrounding community. Students will get hands-on experiences in all aspects of the arts as they engage in various workshops and network with upperclassmen. The 2008 schedule includes: • Dance ArtsAlive is not just for arts majors but for any students with an interest in the arts. Students who have participated in the past years have majored in Computer Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mathematics, Journalism, Sociology and Social Psychology and Pre-Med. Questions? Email Dr. Silagh White or call at 610.758.5774 
Outdoor Adventure Program (OAP) PROGRAM IS FULL!Do you enjoy being adventurous, meeting new people, and being outdoors? If so, then OAP is for you! This program takes first-year students to the Pocono Mountains where they spend their time rafting down the Delaware River , playing paintball, taking day and night hikes, and developing new friendships. Students will arrive on campus and drop off their belongings in their residence hall rooms before heading to the Pocono Environmental Education Center (PEEC ) with their student trip leaders. While at the PEEC, the students will be housed in cabins, which have heat, electricity and bathroom facilities. Questions? Contact Ginger DeBias at 610.758.6670 or email inoap@lehigh.edu.
South Bethlehem Experience (SBE)South Bethlehem is not only Lehigh’s home, it’s your new home. Not only will you live here on South Mountain, but you’ll study, work, vote and shop. The SBE is your opportunity to become an active participant in Bethlehem’s economy and cultural life. During the three days, you will:
Questions about the program can be directed to inmca@lehigh.edu or call at 610.758.5973 
Volunteer Experience (VE)Volunteer Experience is a great way to begin your journey at Lehigh! Program participants come to campus early and have the chance to move in and get to know the campus before the majority of first year students arrive. Participants will then be immersed in three days of service, in which they will get to know area agencies and learn about community issues facing the Lehigh Valley . Throughout Volunteer Experience, first year students will be forming long lasting friendships with their fellow group members and leaders. Leaders serve as mentors to the incoming first year students and assist them in their first few days on campus. Volunteer Experience eases the transition into college through meaningful action and community service. This year we are offering four great opportunities: two trips working with children, a trip to the state park helping address environmental issues, and visits to local soup kitchens/human service agencies. Jacobsburg: Students who participate at Jacobsburg State Park are introduced to CitySpace and Volunteers of America : CitySpace and Volunteers of America participants care for infants and interact with elementary aged kids at the center. Students participate in various activities including computer and board games, making crafts, and other fun adventures. SouthSide Serve: SouthSide Serve introduces participants to a wide variety of service activities including volunteering at the local neighborhood center, visiting senior citizens and making lunch at a soup kitchen. .Please feel free to email the Volunteer Experience leaders at involexp@lehigh.edu. |
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