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Identification Card
Office
Ulrich Student Center
39 University Drive
Bethlehem, PA 18015
610-758-LUID
(5843)
Regular Office Hours:
Monday
through Friday
7:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Summer Hours: Please call ahead.
Your ID card identifies you as a member of the Lehigh University community. This card enabled the University to develop a "one-card" system with the goal of improving access and services for the safety and convenience of the University community.
Your University ID card should be treated with care. Holes, creases, cuts and improperly applied stickers will render the card inoperable. Please do not leave the card in direct sunlight, near heat sources or in contact with magnetic fields.
Because your identification card will also access your residence hall, academic building, meal plan and GoldPLUS account, you will need to safeguard it at all times.
*** REMEMBER ***
Please DO NOT punch holes in your ID Card
| ID Card Eligibility | Replacement ID Cards |
| ID Card Benefits | Lost or Stolen ID Cards |
Faculty and Staff
Policy: All salaried faculty and staff are entitled to receive a university ID card.
Procedure: An ID card may be obtained at the ID Office,
located in the Ulrich Student Center, on, or after, your employment
start date (Note: Faculty may obtain their ID cards beginning two weeks
prior to their start date, if needed). Please have your LIN
(Lehigh Identification Number), and a form of ID available. A
photograph will be taken, and an ID card will be available immediately
following.
Adjunct Professors, Visiting Research Engineers/Scientists/Scholars
Policy:
Adjunct and visiting faculty, visiting research engineers, visiting
research scientists, and visiting research scholars are entitled to
receive a university ID card.
Procedure: After receiving your LIN (Lehigh Identification
Number), bring a copy of your offer letter and another form of ID to
the ID Office, located in the Ulrich Student Center, in order to
receive your university ID card. A photograph will be taken, and
an ID card will be available immediately following.
Wage Employees, Contractors, Consultants
Policy: Wage employees, outside contractors, and consultants are not entitled to receive a university ID card.
Spouse/Domestic Partner
Policy: All spouses/domestic partners of a salaried faculty or staff person are entitled to receive a university ID card.
Procedure: An ID card may be obtained at the ID Office,
located in the Ulrich Student Center, on, or after, your
spouse/domestic partner’s employment start date. Please have your
LIN (Lehigh Identification Number), your spouse/domestic partner’s LIN,
and a form of ID available. A photograph will be taken, and an ID
card will be available immediately following.
Retired Faculty and Staff
Policy:
All salaried faculty and staff who have retired are entitled to retain
their university ID card, or receive a new university ID card.
Procedure: In order to obtain a new card, simply bring
your current ID card to the ID Office, located in the Ulrich Student
Center. A new photograph can be taken upon request, and the new
ID card will be available immediately following.
Students – Graduate and Undergraduate
Policy: All currently registered full time, or part time, students are entitled to receive a university ID card.
Procedure:
First Year undergraduate students living in university housing, and who
have submitted their ID photo in advance, will receive their ID card on
move-in day. First Year undergraduate students not living in
university housing, and who have submitted their ID photo in advance,
will receive their ID cards from the First-Year Experience
Office. First Year undergraduate students who have not submitted
their photos in advance, and/or those students not receiving their
cards at move-in or at the First-Year Experience Office, should contact
the ID Office.
Graduate students and summer undergraduate students
must wait one day after registering for classes to obtain a university
ID card at the ID Office, located in the Ulrich Student Center.
However, no ID cards will be released prior to one (1) month before the
start of classes for the semester the student is registered for, with
the exception of those students living in university housing.
If you have any questions concerning the policies of ID card eligibility, or the procedures of receiving your ID card, please contact the ID Office at 610-758-5843, or email inluid@lehigh.edu.
Upon graduation or withdrawal from the university, or upon termination of employment, your ID card is no longer valid. ID cards remain the property of Lehigh University, and must be surrendered to the University upon request.
Your Lehigh ID is your personal identification and should be with you at all times. The following university-related benefits may be incorporated into your patron account, dependent upon each individual:
There is no initial cost to obtain a Lehigh University ID Card. However, there is a replacement fee of $15.00 if the card is deliberately damaged or damaged through negligence. Malfunctioning cards, accidentally damaged cards, and cards worn out through normal use will be replaced at no charge, with presentation of the old card. If your status within the university changes, or if any information relevant to the ID card changes (last name, expiration date, etc.), present your old ID card in order to receive your updated ID card at no charge.
If your ID card is lost or stolen during regular office hours (see above), contact the ID Office (610-758-5843) immediately to deactivate your card. If your ID card is lost or stolen after regular office hours or on the weekend, contact Lehigh University Police (610-758-4200) immediately to deactivate your card. It is imperative that you contact the ID Office or Lehigh University Police immediately to avoid illegal access your residence hall or academic building, or the use of your account's funds.
A replacement ID card may be obtained at the ID Office, located in the Ulrich Student Center, during regular office hours (see above). A $15.00 replacement fee will be charged to your Bursar account. In the case of stolen ID cards, the replacement fee will be waived with the presentation of a copy of a police report.
If your ID card is found after being deactivated, but before receiving a replacement, you must personally present the ID card to the ID Office in order to reactivate it. Once a replacement card has been issued, all prior cards are no longer valid and cannot be reactivated.
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For general inquiries and questions, please contact the ID Office at inluid@lehigh.edu |
Last Revised: 11/01/07