Taking Lehigh to
the World
and Bringing the World to Lehigh
To further
globalize Lehigh’s mission of
advancing learning through the
integration of teaching, research
and service to others through a
systematic and sustained engagement
between the Lehigh Community and the
World-At-Large.
Mission
Statement
Lehigh’s
International Portfolio
September 2011
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Gallery from March 25 Social
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Read about our significant momentum in the implementation of Lehigh’s International Portfolio.
Multiple countries from all over the world were represented in the fashion show that took place at the Lehigh’s 25th annual International Bazaar, held on Sunday, April 15
Students gathered around the stage on Sunday to watch many student groups perform during the 25th Annual International Bazaar
An eagerness to immerse yourself in different cultures, a drive to be adventurous, and dedication to succeeding in a foreign environment are key elements in pursuing a career abroad, a panel of international business experts told a Lehigh networking gathering.
The Council for International Students/Scholars Hospitality (CISH) group hosted a social gathering on Sunday March 25 at St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The Global Citizenship in Practice Conference was held on March 23 presented by both Lehigh University and the United Nations Academic Impact Conference.
While students were away on spring break, Lehigh University welcomed local high school students to campus to participate in its annual Lehigh Valley Interscholastic Athletic Conference Model United Nations competition.
A few weeks ago the Iacocca Institute of Lehigh University teamed up with the Charter Partners Institute Program of Williams Township to help students develop team building, listening, and leadership skills.
Dr. Eleanor Nwadinobi, an NGO Executive Committee representative for Sub-Saharan Africa, discussed the work she has done to reduce the harmful, traditional practices used on women in southeast Nigeria.
Lehigh students discovered ‘The Mountain Kingdom’ through the eyes of a Fulbright student.
Nine Lehigh students attended the Delaware Valley Re-Entry Conference at Drexel University to share their study abroad experiences.
Students partner with social service organization to engage in service learning.
A Samoan graduate student who grew up in New Zealand did his part to help the Lehigh community get to know the place he calls home a little bit better through the International Week event “People of the Pacific.”
Understanding the differences between business culture in the United States and overseas is critical to landing a job in either market – whether the job candidate is an American student looking for work abroad or an international student looking for work in the United States.
Being in the Peace Corps shapes who you are personally and professionally according to a four-member panel of Peace Corps members who recently came to South Mountain to share their experiences with the Lehigh community.
Lehigh University graduates can set themselves apart from the competition in today’s tough job market by gaining global experience through study abroad programs and international internships.
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