Clubs A to Z

Student Activities

A Whole Step Up

We're a male a cappella singing group.

President: Jacob Schwartz, jbs209@lehigh.edu
Musical Director: Daniel Halle, dah2@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Steven Sametz, sps0@lehigh.edu

Accounting

The aim of the Accounting Club is to promote, by means of various activities, the exchange of academic and social ideas, instill student interest in the accounting profession, and provide career and professional information.

President: Brian Szilagyi, bjs409@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Kenneth Sinclair, kps1@lehigh.edu

African-Caribbean Cultural

President: Kester Barrow, kdb210@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Alta Thornton, alt204@lehigh.edu

Alpha Chi Sigma

The Lehigh Alchemists exist to promote the awareness of chemistry among the students of Lehigh University and the surrounding communities through the use of educational programs, community service, and interaction with authorities in the field of chemistry

President:  Katherine Gallo, keg204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Keith Schray, kjs0@lehigh.edu

Alpha Phi Omega (APO)

Alpha Phi Omega is a national co-ed community service fraternity with chapters in over 300 American universities and many chapters in other parts of the world.  We are the nation's largest intercollegiate fraternity.  We participate in service projects on and off campus and have regular brotherhood social events as well.  Membership is non-exclusive, and members can still join a fraternity/sorority. Minimum requirements for active membership are 10 hours of community service per semester, attendance to at least one social event, a short brotherhood meeting every 2 weeks, national dues of $25 per semester, and the completion of our pledge program.

President:  Katherine Gentile, kjg209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Jim Roberts, jer1@lehigh.edu

Alpha Pi Mu

The honorary Industrial Engineering Society gives recognition to qualified Industrial Engineering students, fosters high professional standards in the field, and assists the industrial engineering department in its preparation of innovations in the field.  Membership is open to outstanding juniors and seniors.  Meetings are held as needed.  Initiation fee is $50.

President: Victoria Berenholz , veb204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Nicholas Odrey, ngo0@lehigh.edu

American Chemical Society

This society encourages student interest in Chemistry and the related sciences. The student affiliates meet from time to time to learn about departmental affairs, course changes, and coming events. The affiliates co-sponsor speakers with the Chemistry Department, run the basic seminar series, and participate in formulating and reviewing the chemistry curriculum. The society also sponsors a holiday season banquet and spring picnic. Membership is open to all students registered in Chemistry, Biochemistry or Chemical Engineering.

President: Donald Campbell, dgc204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Keith Schray, kjs0@lehigh.edu

American Medical Women’s Association

The purpose of the American Medical Women’s Association is to expose female pre-medical students to the role of women in healthcare professions through shadowing, community service, assemblies, and speakers. Although this organization is geared toward women, any individual of any gender has the right to join and learn with us.

President: Rita Shankar, rrs204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Jill Schneider, js0v@lehigh.edu 

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

This student branch of the national society encourages the development of a professional consciousness and affords an opportunity for Civil Engineering students to become acquainted.  Membership is open to any student enrolled in Civil Engineering.  Meetings are held monthly along with regular social functions.  Guest speakers include practicing Civil Engineers.

President: Elizabeth Bonham, ewb4@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Clay Naito, cjn3@lehigh.edu

Amnesty International

Amnesty International is a global organization that seeks to help/free prisoners of concience across the world. We stand up for basic human rights of all people regardless of their race or gender.

President: Ellen Pierce, esp210@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Edward Morgan, epm2@lehigh.edu

Anime Eki Animation

The main purpose of the Anime Eki shall be to promote awareness and appreciation of Japanese animation and Japanese comic books. The Club’s goal is also to make others recognize Japanese animation and comic books as an art form. In addition this organization shall be responsible for teaching members about Japanese culture through this form of entertainment.

President: Rachel Tyska, ret204@lehigh.edu 
Advisor:  Kiri Lee, kjl2@lehigh.edu

Asian Cultural Society

The Asian Cultural Society (ACS) is an organization that serves to recognize and celebrate all Asian and Asian-American cultures. Through the sponsoring of cultural festivities, educational programming, and social events the organization also hopes to contribute to the effort of increasing the Lehigh Community’s awareness of a diversifying nation.

Co-President: Daniel Chen, dxc209@lehigh.edu
Co-President: Maryann Ro, mar209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Constance Cook, cac8@lehigh.edu

Association of Computing Machinery (ACM)

The ACM is a group of people interested in sharing knowledge while exploring and learning about computers.  The group explores all areas of computers from the simplest hardware to the most complicated software. Members are encouraged to actively participate through regular meetings that provide a forum for members and non-members alike to present their own projects, knowledge and expertise to the club.

President: Micah Frost , mlf209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Brian Davison, bdd3@lehigh.edu

Association of International Students

The main purpose of AIS is to create a stronger bond between international students at Lehigh.  AIS will also serve as a center for all undergrad international students; a center to meet, discuss, debate, and socialize with fellow international and internationally aware students.  AIS will raise awareness of different countries, ideas, events, and have speakers applying to this.  We are here to enrich the Lehigh student body and add a different perspective of the world through the eyes of international students.

President:  Ahmed Salim, ahs204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Jeanne Tan Ma, jet206@lehigh.edu

Balance

A student-run organization with an emphasis on enhancing the opportunities for students interested in design, through lectures, social events, and field trips, with an overall focus on architecture and promoting studio culture outside of the classroom.

President: Matt Scheller, mdse@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Anthony Viscardi, av03@lehigh.edu

Baseball

Club baseball is set up for people who want to play competitive baseball without the time committments of varsity. We play both during the fall and spring and practice one-two times a week.

President: Trent Muraoka , tim204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Sean Leary, spl3@lehigh.edu

Basketball

President: David Rosengarten, dfr204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: David Myers, dhm2@lehigh.edu

Best Buddies

The mission of Best Buddies is to provide an opportunity for college students and persons with mild to moderate mental retardation to become friends.  Since contact between college students and persons who are mentally disable seldom happen spontaneously, Best Buddies facilitates social contact by organizing group outings and requiring ongoing one-to-one activities for College Buddies and Buddies.  Best Buddies seeks to contribute positively to the social and psychological development of all involved and to the community at large.  Students increase their understanding of themselves and learn more about living together in a large and diverse community.  For persons with mental disabilities, Best Buddies affords the opportunity to make new friends, go new places, and meet people who are outside of their often limited social settings.  Best Buddies is a multi-purpose program; however, the key element is friendship and commitment to that friendship.

President: Alison Harkins, akh209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Carolina Hernandez, cah6@lehigh.edu

Bhangra

LU Bhangra team is a talented pool of men and women who have a love for tradition.  The energy and spirit of Punjab is articulated through every graceful movement.  LU Bhangra dancers are perpetual students of bhangra who dance to respect colorful Punjab.  While preserving tradition, LU Bhangra serves to innovate and integrate bhangra into the contemporary culture of Lehigh University.  LU Bhangra is open to every student at Lehigh.

President:  Munisha Mahtani, mum206@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Amardeep Singh, amsp@lehigh.edu

Bible Fellowship

The purpose and aim of the Lehigh University Bible Fellowship is to propagate the gospel of Jesus to Lehigh students through studying the Bible and to encourage them to live according to the teachings of the Bible.

President:   Annie Hong, ahh209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Mooi Choo Chuah, mcc7@lehigh.edu

Bioethics

President:  Colleen Bish , crb204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Robin Dillon, rsd2@lehigh.edu

Bioengineering Society

This Society wishes to provide representation for biomedical engineers and to promote a general interest in the field of Biomedical engineering.  This Society wishes to attend several national conferences which will focus on leading medical innovations.  The Society will hope to provide a general knowledge base of current biomedical integrations for all interested undergraduate students.

President: Candis Jones, kcj204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Samir Ghadiali, sag3@lehigh.edu

Black Students Union (BSU)

The Black Student Union (BSU) is a socially and politically conscious organization that strides to spread awareness of African and African American culture and politics. Every person, regardless of race, is allowed to be in the BSU.

President: Calvin John Smiley, cjs204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Seth Moglen, sema@lehigh.edu  

Brown & White (Newspaper)

President: Vincent Antes, vma204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Linda Lipko, lcl1@lehigh.edu

Business Ethics

President: Ben Johnson, bdj209@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Gabriel Slifka, gas305@lehigh.edu

Catholic Student Union

President:  Mark Marzen, mlm204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Wayne Killian, wek4@lehigh.edu

Cheerleading

President: Caitlyn Heller, cch209@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Mary Kay Baker, mkb1@lehigh.edu

Chess Club

A social community dedicated to the teaching and playing of competitive chess within Lehigh and other collegiate venues.

President: Xavier Keil, xok210@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Edwin Kay, ejk0@lehigh.edu

Chi Epsilon

Chi Epsilon is the national honor society for those working towards a B.S. in Civil and Environmental engineering.  Membership is based upon scholastic achievement.  Students must be in the upper 1/3 of his/her class to become a member.  Our primary objective is to recognize civil engineers who uphold a high academic record and promote a sense of community among the civil and environmental engineering student body.  We host different social events and guest speakers throughout the year and are also involved with community service.

President: Jeremy McKeon, jkm204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Stephen Pessiki, spp1@lehigh.edu

Chinese Cultural

The purpose of the Chinese Cultural Club is to promote a better understanding of and appreciation for Chinese culture within the Lehigh community.

President: James Chen, jjc204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Constance Cook, cac8@lehigh.edu

Choral Arts

President:  Christine Rapp, cer204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Steven Sametz, sps0@lehigh.edu

College Democrats

The club promotes the traditional values and principles of the Democratic Party.  It applies these principles in support of various candidates and issues, including those on the Lehigh campus.

President: Jeffrey Perreira , jdp205@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Roberta Heydenberk, rah3@lehigh.edu

College Republicans

The club promotes the traditional principles of the Republican Party.  It applies these principles in support of various candidates and issues, including those on the Lehigh campus. College Republicans serves as a forum to advance conservative ideas and ideals on the Lehigh Campus.  We register people to vote, engage in debates and assist in local Republican elections.  Prof. Gunter is our advisor, guiding the club in the “right direction”. Email us at lu.republicans@gmail.com.

President: Christopher Huether, cjh209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Frank Gunter, frg2@lehigh.edu

Colleges Against Cancer

American Cancer Society's Colleges Against Cancer is a nationwide collaboration of students, faculty, and staff dedicated to eliminating cancer by initiating and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society on Lehigh University's campus through four strategic directions; advocacy, cancer education, relay for life, and survivorship.

President: Jenna Paradiso, jcp209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Jack Alhadeff, jaa1@lehigh.edu

Cricket

To provide an environment in which Lehigh University students with a great interest in cricket can get together to enjoy this wonderful British sport.

President:
Advisor:

Cycling

The Cycling Club’s purpose is to promote the sport of cycling on campus, by organizing rides for all levels of cyclists, and participating in the NCAA and ECCC mountain and road racing events.  The Cycling Club is inclusive, with low dues and many benefits, such as discounts at Saucon Valley bikes, access to multiple team sponsorships, and use of a team storage area with complete tool setup.  The Cycling Club raises funds in order to subsidize our race team, and provide equipment for its members.  The club maintains a mountain bike trail system on Lehigh’s South Mountain, and promotes its use to Lehigh students.  The Cycling Club holds an annual road criterium at the Mountain Top campus in the spring and a full weekend of mountain bike racing on Lehigh’s South Mountain each Fall.

Co-President: Mike King, mak204@lehigh.edu
Co-President: Robert Thodal, rst204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Clay Naito, cjn3@lehigh.edu

Dance Team

The Lehigh Dance Team is in the middle of its second year as a student run team. With no coach, the executive board, as well as the rest of the members of the team, largely contribute to our success.  Practicing multiple days per week, as well as performing at Lehigh’s basketball games and other events, the Dance Team has become an integral part of the student spirit sector of Lehigh University.

President:  Dana Borriello, dcb204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Barb Turanchik, bat0@lehigh.edu   

Dancin’

The Dance Club at Lehigh, Dancin’, holds weekly classes in jazz, tap, ballet,and hip hop.  Different levels of dance classes (beginner, intermediate, and advanced) are held based on the demand of each.  Teachers from outside studios, as well as students in the club, choreograph and teach dances that are performed  in a recital at the end of the year.   For more information e-mail the club at indan@lehigh.edu

President:  Mackenzie Bartlett, mjb510@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Augustine Ripa,  ar02@lehigh.edu

Debate Team

President: Sanjana Bhatia, scb10@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Brian Pinaire, bkp2@lehigh.edu

Delta Sigma Pi

Delta Sigma Pi (DSP) is a national co-ed professional business fraternity founded in 1907. Today, there are over 300 chapters all across the country with more than 250,000 members supporting the goals and ideals of the Fraternity - making it THE premiere professional business fraternity. We offer students the ability to develop as an individual through community involvement, professional speakers and social events. In addition, Delta Sigma Pi offers business majors networking opportunities and lifelong friends. As an International Fraternity, you will have global contacts through active collegiate chapters and alumni associations. Feel free to contact us at indspi@lehigh.edu

President:  Dave Rosengarten, dfr204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Nandkumar Nayar, nan2@lehigh.edu

Dental Society

The LU Dental Society is open to any students thinking of pursuing a career in the dentistry. Throughout the year we participate in a number of different activities including dental hygiene presentations at nearby elementary schools and dental-related community events such as Give a Kid a Smile Day. Guest speakers frequently come to meetings to talk about their professional experiences as well as the profession itself.

President: Marissa Basile, mab304@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Donna Kosteva, dk0b@lehigh.edu

Echoes

Echoes is Lehigh's only female a cappella group, established in 2003 by two students. There is an overwhelming interest for this club, currently composed of 13 women. There have had between 300-400 students in attendance at their Bake Hall performances, as well as many more positive turn-outs at other concerts. The Echoes tour during Pacing Break each year, as well as to other colleges throughout the Northeast. This spring the Echoes will compete at the intercollegiate level, as well as hold multiple concerts around Lehigh.

President: Andrea Berends, ajb205@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Lisa Dubreuil, lid4@lehigh.edu

Engineers Without Borders

Engineers Without Borders is a multidisciplinary group of students dedicated to learning about and tackling issues of global poverty, international development, and sustainability.  Our mission is both to educate a new generation of students about global inequalities through on-campus speakers and workshops, as well as to use that knowledge to design workable solutions to real life problems.  We are also a non-profit humanitarian organization established to partner with developing communities worldwide in order to improve their quality of life.  This partnership involves the implementation of sustainable engineering systems that developing communities can own and operate without external assistance, thereby empowering such communities by enhancing local, technical, managerial, and entrepreneurial skills.  These projects are initiated by, and completed with, contributions from the host community working with our project team.  Our current project is in conjunction with the Lehigh in Honduras study abroad program.  We plan to design, fund, and implement a small scale water treatment project in Pueblo Nuevo, a village of approximately 1,500 people in northwestern Honduras.  The project and our focus of study cover a wide range of issues, which calls for a wide range of skills and student backgrounds.  We are looking for students from every college. Email: insdc@lehigh.edu

President:  Eric Putnam, edp209@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Richard Weisman, rnw1@lehigh.edu

Epitome (Yearbook)

Lehigh's Yearbook

President: Erica Vaccari, emv204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Linda Lipko, kl1@lehigh.edu

Equestrian

The Equestrian Club is a group of Lehigh students who are interested in horses and horseback riding. It consists of members at many different stages of riding ability, beginners to advance. Members have the opportunity to represent Lehigh at intercollegiate horse shows, but are not required to participate in those shows. The club plans field trips to places like National horse shows and fundraisers such as trail rides. Equestrian Club members train with Marisa Kalmar at Cornerstone Farm.

President:  Regina Macbarb, rfm209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Stacey Kimmel-Smith, sek2@lehigh.edu

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

Lehigh’s chapter of FCA encourages Lehigh’s athletes, Christian or otherwise,  to explore their relationship with Jesus Christ and their relationships with their teammates and peers.  Christian coaches are involved to help and challenge the members.  The group holds roundtable discussions and encourages each other to live out their faith in their daily lives.  Discussions usually involve both large and small groups, and last about an hour.  The group brings in outside discussion leaders, including other Christian leaders on campus and athletes from outside of the university . The group also plans activities and retreats.  FCA encourages its members to attend one another’s sporting events.  Schedule:  Regular meeting on Monday at 8PM in the Student Athlete Lounge of Taylor Gym.  Links:  Lehigh Fellowship of Christian Athletes (http://www.lehigh.edu/~infca/), Fellowship of Christian Athletes (http://www.fca.org).  Contact:  Lehigh Fellowship of Christian Athletes (infca@lehigh.edu).

President:  Daniel DeWitt, dsd209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Cleveland McCray, cjm2@lehigh.edu

Fencing

The Lehigh University Fencing Club is the only current fencing club at the school.  We are a co-ed club sport that is for the experienced, as well as the inexperienced fencer.  If you are interested in fencing, or are looking for a unique fitness opportunity we are the club to join.  We compete in a number of tournaments a year and fence all three weapons: foil, epee, and sabre.

President:  Micah Sussman, mis209@lehigh.edu 
Advisor:  William Haller, wrh5@lehigh.edu

Film Society

President: John Gilpatrick, jlg310@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Alexander Doty, amd2@lehigh.edu

French

The French Club is an organization designed to promote knowledge of France and knowledge of the French language and culture. Many activities are held such as trips to New York and Philadelphia as well as French food cooking nights. It is an excellent club to practice your French speaking skills at weekly meetings. The club also participates in the International Bazaar.

President: Jordyn Pfalzgraf , jkp310@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Marie-Sophie Armstrong, ma07@lehigh.edu

Frisbee (Men’s Ultimate)

Ultimate is a non-contact sport that requires agility, speed and quick thinking.  Ultimate is a combination of soccer, football, and basketball in a fast paced game played with a frisbee.  Lehigh Ultimate is a competitive, inter-collegiate activity that involves practice, tournaments, and camraderie.  We play on Maginnes Lawn from 4-6 pm weekdays; stop by and check us out.  All skill levels welcome, we will gladly help and teach this amazing sport to all interested.

President: Reed Patterson , rwp209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Michael Bombard, mjb8@lehigh.edu

Gaming

Lehigh University Gaming Club plays host to scores of avid gamers, seeking to experience the best and latest in Role Playing Games, Collectable Card Games, Board Games and so much more.

President:  Nick Kruse , nik204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Hector Munoz-Avila, hem4@lehigh.edu

German

The purpose and aim of The Lehigh University German Club shall be to promote German culture, language, history, and literature in order to appreciate German heritage and create a more international atmosphere at Lehigh University.  We pride ourselves on making each meeting and each event a truly unique and fun experience!  We meet weekly and invite those who may not even speak German to come and partake In our unique cultural experience.

President:  Peter Skersis, pts205@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Vera Stegmann, vss2@lehigh.edu

Golf

This club wishes to promote a general interest in golf for eveyrone, especially those who could not make the varisty team and/or for those who just wish to play the sport.  This club also wishes to host a variety of charity fundraisers with several national golf associations.

President: Matthew Meyers , mjm409@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Tim Wilkinson, tsw205@lehigh.edu

Green Action

The Green Action Club promotes environmental causes through education, protests, and direct action.

President: Nick Kruse, nik204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Albert Wurth, ahw1@lehigh.edu

Gymnastics

The Gymnastics Club is currently a recreational activity to anyone who has experience as well as anyone who is willing to learn. We attend Parkettes Gymnastics located in Allentown twice a week. We intend to become a more competitive club; however, not all members would be required to compete. Anyone is welcomed to come out and participate.

President: Christina Stegura, cms309@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Magdalena Grudzinski-Hall, magd@lehigh.edu

Hawaiian Culture Appreciation

This club is open to all students interested in learning more about the Hawaiian Culture. We organize an annual luau in the Spring and hold monthly cultural pai'nas (small get togethers) allowing members to try local foods and snacks.

President: Laura Bridgewater, ldb210@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Clay Naito, cjn3@lehigh.edu

Hellenic

The Hellenic club’s main purpose is to unite the Greek community of Lehigh University and to Promote more involvement in the Greek culture and heritage.

President:  Evangelos Brisimitzakis, evb209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Jacob Kazakia, jyk0@lehigh.edu

Hindu Students Council

President: Aparna Ramarao, apr209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Reetika Gupta, reg205@lehigh.edu  

Hip Hop

President: Adam Yeung, amy209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Kashi Johnson, kkj2@lehigh.edu  

Hispanic Union of Business Students (HUBS)

HUBS is a student organization aimed at providing students in the Lehigh University community opportunities to advance their careers, especially in the field of business. Events are centered around networking and interview & resume preparation, but also include events that give the university greater exposure to other cultures. The organization also strives to participate in the community surrounding Lehigh and also partnering with other school organizations in their endeavors.

President: Alexander Mora, alm204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Joan DeSalvatore, jsd2@lehigh.edu

History Club

The History club is for all people - majors, minors, grads and anyone else - who love history and want to experience it in everyday life. We discuss films, hold meetings, and take trips to historical sites to bring History alive.

President: Alexandra Mulrow, akm309@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Michelle LeMaster, lemaster@lehigh.edu  

Ice Hockey “A”

This club provides a high level of competition for those who wish to participate on a collegiate hockey level.  We compete against the teams in the Eastern Collegiate Hockey Association.  Our schedule consists of 20 to 25 games, half of which is played at our home rink, Steel Ice Center.  Practices are held four times per week and players must provide their own equipment.

President:  Colin Vorhies, cav209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Benjamin Wright, bgw1@lehigh.edu

Ice Hockey “B”

The purpose of the Ice Hockey “B” Team is to play competitive hockey against other colleges and universities in the Lehigh Valley.  We play about 14 games a year and have 4-6 practices a semester.The main focus of the team is to have fun playing hockey.  The “B” team was formed to allow those students who don’t have time or the money for the “A” team a chance to still play.

President:  Daniel Penne, dsp209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Harvey Stenger, hgs0@lehigh.edu

Ice Skating Club

President:
Advisor: Eric Salathe, eps0@lehigh.edu

Indian Students Association (ISA)

The purpose of the Indian Students Association is to give Indian and non-Indian students an idea about South Asian culture, interests, and goals, and to give these students a chance to share common interests, and establish new ones.

President: Siddharth Jain, sij209@lehigh.edu  
Advisor:  Sudhakar Neti, sn01@lehigh.edu

Institute of Electric and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)

The purpose of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering is to provide undergraduate and graduate students who have an interest in electrical and electronics or related engineering professions with opportunities for educational, technical and professional development in preparation for entry into the profession.

President: Jeremy Cope , jbc209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  William Haller, wrh5@eecs.lehigh.edu

Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE)

The Institute of Industrial Engineering is an affiliate of the National Professional Society for Industrial Engineers.  It is open to students in the Industrial Engineering curriculum or those interested in this field.  Activities include monthly meetings with speakers from industry, field trips, regional and national faculty-student picnic.  Membership fee is $30 and includes a subscription to the Industrial Engineering magazine.

President:  Breana Love, bjl9@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Lawrence Snyder, lvs2@lehigh.edu

Intervarsity Christian Fellowship

This interdenominational group of students is a chapter of the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship of the United States. Purposes are as follows: to deepen and strengthen the spiritual life of group members by study of the Bible, by prayer, and by Christian fellowship; to lead others to personal faith in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord; and to help students and faculty discover a role in world evangelism. Activities include weekly, student-led Bible study groups, prayer meetings, and large group fellowship meetings, which often feature outside speakers.

President: Jill Engels, jme04@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Michelle LeMaster, mil206@lehigh.edu

Investment Management Group

While managing the ‘Rights Portfolio’ (worth approximately $105,000), Lehigh University Investment Management Group members get first-hand exposure to a real trading environment.  IMG always welcomes new members and tries to provide students who have an enthusiastic interest in financial markets with a professional platform that advances their exposure to the financial services industry.  A trip to the exchanges in New York is planned once a semester and club members are encouraged to attend to see the financial serives industry first hand.  Also, guest speakers frequent meetings.

President: Michael Serpico, mjs209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  David Myers, dhm2@lehigh.edu

Italian

President:  Luke Ranieri, lar2@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Frank Pazzaglia, fjp3@lehigh.edu

Jazz

President:  Matt Shelosky, mjs204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: William Warfield, wlw2@lehigh.edu

Kappa Kappa Psi

Kappa Kappa Psi is a national honorary fraternity for college band members. It is dedicated to promoting and serving the College and University bands.

President: Christopher Sherman , cts309@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  David Diggs, dbd2@lehigh.edu

Korean Students

Korean Student Association welcomes anyone who is interested in Korean culture and events. The club promotes interaction among those with Korean background, as well as the student body of Lehigh University.

President: Hana I. Lim, hil209@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Yong Kim, ywk0@lehigh.edu

Lacrosse (Men)

This club is designed for students who want to play serious lacrosse on a collegiate level.  The team competes during spring against other club teams within a fifty-mile radius. Practice is scheduled during the week with competition held on weekends.

President:  Andrew Friedman, amf409@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Keith Schray, kjs0@lehigh.edu

Lacrosse (Women)

Lehigh Women’s Lacrosse was created for girls to have the availability to play lacrosse competitively but not with all the pressures that go along with the varsity level.  Practices and games are scheduled sporadically through the week/weekend for both Fall and Spring.  Whether you have played before or not, you are more than welcome to come and join!  I guarantee you will not regret joining!

President: Alli Campofranco, amc204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Dean Koski, dk0f@lehigh.edu

Lehigh University Emergency Medical Services (LUEMS)

Lehigh University Emergency Medical Services provides emergency medical care to all students, staff, faculty, and visitors in the Lehigh University community.  We provide services 24 hours a day, seven days a week while school is in session.  We welcome members that are currently certified as EMTs in all states, and will help them obtain the necessary Pennsylvania certifications.  We also welcome those that do not hold certifications as an EMT, however, would like to become one.  As a recognized Pennsylvana Quick Response Service, Lehigh EMS operates under the guidelines and protocols outlined by the State of Pennsylvania Department of Public Health.  We work in conjunction with the University Police to provide the best possible service to the Lehigh community.

President: Alex Bruner, awb304@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Sgt. Chris Houtz, chh6@lehigh.edu

LU’s Finest

This club wishes to promote awareness of STEP dancing and explore the evolution of the STEP culture.  This club will participate in performances at Lehigh and other universities, thereby representing Lehigh University.  This club is open to all undergraduate students in learning about the art of STEP dancing.

President:  Olivia Vellios, ocv204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Alta Thornton, alt204@lehigh.edu

LU Sound

LU Sound is a student organization that provides live sound support, at a reasonable cost, for student groups for on-campus events. LU Sound was created not only to provide live sound support, but also to help students who have an interest in sound technology become familiar with the equipment, vocabulary and companies of the sound industry.

President:  Jeremy Hulse, jch209@lehigh.edu
Advisor: David Kasten, dwk3@lehigh.edu

Marching '97

President: Grant Thornton, gct209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Albert Neumeyer, ajn2@lehigh.edu

Mariachi

President Peter Burke, pgb204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Richard Weisman, rnw1@lehigh.edu

 Marketing

Affiliated with the American Marketing Association, this organization was named “Best in the East” for the 1978-79 school year. Marketing Club schedules a full slate of activities during both semesters.

President: Allison Campofranco, amc204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Nevena Koukova, nek205@lehigh.edu

Medical Society

President: Jessica Simberlund, jes309@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Keith Schray, kjs0@lehigh.edu

Melismatics- A cappella

President:  Thomas Ludlow , twl204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Lisa Dubreuil, lid4@lehigh.edu

Millennium Development Goals Initiative

The Millennium Development Goals Initiative is an organization based on the eight Millennium Development Goals of the United Nations. Our goal is to promote awareness of the MDGs through campus-wide partnership to benefit both our community, as well as those in other nations.

President:  Laura Johnson , laj205@lehigh.edu
Advisor: John Lule, jl0d@lehigh.edu

Mustard & Cheese Drama Society

The Mustard and Cheese Drama Society, founded in 1884, serves to not only uphold the traditions and principles on which it was founded [to serve, support, and promote theatrical activity at Lehigh University], but also to create, support, and encourage projects in the theatre arts. Our goals include reaching out to the student body as well as members of the surrounding community, bringing theatre into their lives and sparking their interest and participation in theatre at Lehigh University.

President: Nathan Jones, nbj204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Augustine Ripa, ar02@lehigh.edu

National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)

The National Society of Black Engineers sets out to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers to excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community. NSBE is the largest student-run organization in the country with over 18,000 members. Meetings are held twice a month to inform members of various events and activities NSBE will be participating. We hold professional and academic workshops as well as corporate information sessions to help our members succeed academically and professionally. We also hold an annual Fashion Show which has become a staple event not only for NSBE but for Lehigh University as well. The Lehigh University chapter attends the national convention every giving students a chance to advance their careers and become active members in the community.

President: Whitney Pryor, wdp204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Henry Odi, huo0@lehigh.edu

National Society of Collegiate Scholars

NSCS is a national honor society that promotes scholarship, leadership, and service. The Lehigh Chapter sponsors service events around the community and social events for its members. Also, it hosts the annual Fashion for a Cure to raise awareness for breast cancer.

President: Jamie Wohlhagen, jcw204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Boon Siew Ooi, boo4@lehigh.edu

Orchestra

President: Jeffrey Abel, jva2@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Linda Ganus, lcg3@lehigh.edu

Orthodox Christian Fellowship

The OCF is a pan Orthodox club designed to help students learn more about the Orthodox Christian faith and worship and experience growth in our spiritual lives. Through discussions, retreats, and fellowship it will help identify principles that keep us faithful to the Lord and strengthen us in our studies. The Lehigh chapter is under the spiritual guidance of Father Nicholas Palis, senior pastor of Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church. For more information e-mail inocf@lehigh.edu

President:  Eleni Sarigianis, ees204@lehigh.edu
Co-President: Nicholas Tatalias, net204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Jacob Kazakia, jyk0@lehigh.edu

Outing

We are THE outdoors club of Lehigh University.  Our activities include rock climbing, hiking, camping, backpacking, skiing, whitewater, and more.  Nearly every weekend the club runs trips for its members.  We send out emails to all our members with info about trips and anyone interested may come along.  Often times no experience is necessary to join a trip.  Just willingness to learn and try new and exciting things.

President:  Shelley Hull, smh206@lehigh.edu  
Advisor:  Jack Paul, jwp1@lehigh.edu

Paintball

The Paintball Club is an organization that primarily participates in recreational play at local fields, including Skirmish USA, one of the highest ranked fields in the world, and Global Paintball.  The Paintball Club also participates in local competitions for those who are interested.

President:  Steven Doremus, std3@lehigh.edu  
Advisor:  Terry Delph, tjd1@lehigh.edu

The Patriot (Newspaper)

The purpose and aim of The Lehigh Patriot shall be to serve as a forum for the political and social writings and opinions of Lehigh University, to foster debate and discussion, and to work against political apathy.

President: Anthony Bisconti, anb209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Richard Matthews, rm02@lehigh.edu

Pep Band

Our primary purpose is to support the Lehigh basketball teams through our attendance and performance at most home basketball games.  We also occasionally perform at other athletic events as time permits. inpep@lehigh.edu

President: Audrey Turnowchyk , aat209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Dale Townsend, dat205@lehigh.edu

Phi Alpha Theta

This international honorary History fraternity encourages excellence in  the study of History.  Students compile a minimum scholastic average of 2.75 and 3.0 in twelve hours of History for eligibility.

President: Alexandra Mulrow, akm309@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Michelle LeMaster, mil206@lehigh.edu

Phi Sigma Pi

President:  Katie Graul, kag309@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  David Small, dbs6@lehigh.edu  

Philosophy

We seek to engage the world through thought and discussion.  Philosophy is the practice of open reflection.  It is our intention to simulate the spirit of this practice together, in a friendly, compelling environment.  If it truth or meaning or understanding, or even simply intellectual stimulation that we discover along the way, so be it.

President: Christina Moore , clm410@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Gordon Bearn, gcb0@lehigh.edu

Pi Tau Sigma

The national honorary Mechanical Engineering fraternity stimulates interest in department activities and develops leadership abilities in students of Mechanical Engineering.  Members are elected on the basis of scholarship and character.

President:  David Sondak, dls204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Samir Ghadiali, sag3@lehigh.edu

Ping Pong

Providing a fun and exciting outlet for students who enjoy playing and introducing table tennis to those who are not as familiar with this sport.  The main goal of the club is to make table tennis a recognized sport at Lehigh University in which anyone at any level can participate and possibly compete in the future with other schools.

President:  Andrew Kent, atk209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Travis Spencer, trs305@lehigh.edu

Progressive Students Alliance

PSA is a club that works together to help Lehigh become a more “progressive” campus.  We break up into committees and deal with hop topics like recycling, fair trade, anti-war, and skill-sharing.  Apart from dealing directly with the campus, we work closely with Bethlehem organizations to raise people’s awareness on a wide range of issues.

President: Samuel Wechsler, sbw204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Edward Morgan, epm2@lehigh.edu

Psychology

The Psychology Club was organized so that psychology majors/minors or students interested in taking psychology courses can get together to meet each other and have questions answered.  We have speakers and professors come to meetings and we schedule field trips.

President:  Tara Checton, tmc304@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Pat O’Seaghdha, pgo0@lehigh.edu

Real Estate

President: Daniel Chen , dxc209@lehigh.edu 
Advisor: Steven Thode, sft0@lehigh.edu

Reformed University Fellowship

Reformed University Fellowship is a ministry of evangelism and discipleship that welcomes all members of the Lehigh Community. We apply the scriptures to the problems facing Lehigh students today while remaining faithful to the historic creeds of the church. You will find warm Christian fellowship as well as stimulating intellectual challenge in RUF. David Green is the full-time campus minister and is available for individual discussion and counseling. We have weekly meetings for fellowship and teaching, bible studies, retreats and social activities.  Please contact inruf@lehigh.edu for more information.

President: Sean McKeever, sdm8@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Gary Harlow, dgh0@lehigh.edu

Robotics

The Lehigh University Robotics Club was formed for students interested in designing and building robotic solutions for real-world problems. This club is for those interested in electronics, mechanics, computer science, and robotics in general.

President: Timothy Perkins, tip209@lehigh.edu
Advisor: John Spletzer, sft0@lehigh.edu

Roller Hockey

The Lehigh Roller Hockey Club competes in the Tier I division play of the Philadelphia Collegiate Roller Hockey League (PCRHL) against other regional universities. 

President:  Mark Kylan McQuaig, mkm204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Arlan Benscoter, aob0@lehigh.edu

Rugby (Men)

The Lehigh Men’s Rugby Club competes on the Division I Level in the Eastern Pennsylvania Rugby Union.  We field two teams, an A Team and a B Team, which both travel together.  Men’s Rugby is open to all undergraduates.  No experience is necessary.

President: Alex Chereskin, anc209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  David Myers, dhm2@lehigh.edu

Rugby (Women)

Founded in 1994, this club emphasizes fun and fitness as well as competitiveness.  Everyone from beginners to veterans are welcome.  There is a Fall and Spring season, each consisting of five or six games with A and B sides.

President:  Devin Carey, dac209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Chris Mulvihill, cjm9@lehigh.edu

Running

Running Club is a place where everyone can come to meet and run with people who enjoy running. We also participate in local road running events, community service, and other club team races.

President: Dylan Bartlett, djb204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Deborah Utesch, deu3@lehigh.edu

Russian

Russian Club is the place where everyone is welcome, where one could learn about the rich legacy of the world cultures, lead intelligent conversations, participate in debates and find dedicated, honest, and faithful friends. Our club is not just about Russian heritage, it also is about getting to know the world you live in, educating ourselves, volunteering and having sheer fun! We are very active, and will meet you with open hands.

President:  Ilya Khazen, ilk210@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Mary Nicholas, man3@lehigh.edu

Scabbard & Blade (ROTC)

President: Aaron Raymar, alr304@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Charles McClung, cmm306@lehigh.edu

Student Senate

The Student Senate is the governing body over all recognized undergraduate student organizations at Lehigh. The purpose of the Student Senate is to project student rights and promote positive change. Students needs are the primary focus of the Senate.

President:  Clark Cohen, clc4@lehigh.edu 
Advisor:  Tara Frank, tef2@lehigh.edu

Ski Team

The Lehigh Ski Team is open to any interested skiers who would like to train and compete in slalom and giant slalom racing as part of the New Jersey conference of USCSA. Training occurs two days per week, with races at various mountains in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York on the weekends during the 6 week season.

President: Greg Brentrup , gjb204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Wojchiech Misiolek, wzm2@lehigh.edu

Snowboarding

President: Alyssa Fritz, acf410@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Tim Bonner, teb2@lehigh.edu         

Soccer (Men)

The Soccer Club consists of roughly 30 members.  The top 20 most committed each week are selected to play each weekend against other colleges’ club soccer teams. We play other colleges that are within a 3 hour radius of Lehigh. We play about 12 games in the fall including playing in the Regional Tournament, and then we play about 6 games and occasionally enter a tournament in the Spring. During the winter, we practice indoors. Dues may be required depending on the funding from the school.

President: Colin McLeod, cmm504@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Dean Koski, dk0f@lehigh.edu

Soccer (Women)

The Women’s Soccer Club consists of about 40 dedicated players who  play competitive soccer at the intercollegiate level. 

President:  Jennilynn Checchia, jec209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Daniel Norelli, dvn2@lehigh.edu

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)

SHPE, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, is a diverse student cultural organization that is determined to promote the Hispanic culture, provide academic support, and perform community service.  We have achieved these goals by holding seminars, workshops, social gatherings, tutoring and mentoring programs to keep our members informed and united.  SHPE is the largest national Hispanic organization in engineering and science.  The goals of our organization are to preserve and promote the Hispanic Pride, and to provide academic support to our members and the student body, informing them of available professional opportunities and services.  We sponsor cultural events geared toward the general school community that will provide a flavor of the rich variety of Hispanic cultures.

President: Veronica Nunez, ven204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Dr. Henri Odi, huo0@lehigh.edu

Society of Physics Students

President:  Andrew Mastbaum, atm209@lehigh.edu 
Advisor:  Gary DeLeo, lgd0@lehigh.edu

Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

The Society of Women Engineers, nationally, “stimulates women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders, expands the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life, and demonstrates the value of diversity.”  Locally, we would like to provide aid to women engineering students in decisions regarding future opportunities in the science and engineering fields.  Additionally, we hope to provide a strong support group made up of understanding peers to assist in any curriculum related problems.

President:  Sarah Mastroianni, sem204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Sharon Kalafut, smk5@lehigh.edu

South American & Latin Students Assoc. (S.A.L.S.A.)

S.A.L.S.A is a social group that gathers students who share a common interest in the South American culture. Our mission is to promote diversity and cultural understanding by increasing interaction between the Latino population and the Lehigh community. Activities we organize include preparation of Latin food, cultural immersion programs, and discussions of global Latin American issues.

President: Daniela Caro, dac204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Bonnie Beidleman, wdh3@lehigh.edu

Spanish

President:  Susana Portocarrero, sup204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Miren Portela, mep8@lehigh.edu

Spectrum

Started in Spring 2003, Spectrum is Lehigh University's student organization dedicated to providing support, social opportunities, educational outreach, and social change for those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer or questioning—as well as all those who are allies of the community. Social programs that Spectrum has sponsored include a dance party, movie nights, and trips to New York City and Philly for “gay nights out!”

Topics for discussion have included finding love and media issues. Meetings are open to all and occur Tuesdays at 7pm in the Rainbow Room (UC B202).

President:  Charles Jensen, crj204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: John McKnight, jom204@lehigh.edu

Student Materials Society

The student materials society is a club which contains all of the materials science and engineering undergraduates.  The purpose of the society is to get information about the materials field to the students. This includes student seminars, plant tours, scholarships information, and many social activities to get to know the faculty.

President:  Jamie Bertha, jlb204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Richard Vinci, rpv2@lehigh.edu

Supply Chain Management

President:  Michael Siravo, mas706@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Robert Trent, rjt2@lehigh.edu

Swing

The Swing Dance club is a group of students who love to dance! We hold weekly lessons, which are taught by students. Lessons focus on East Coast Swing, Lindy, and Balboa. We also hold several dances throughout the year as well as perform at various events on campus. This club is open to anyone—no experience necessary.

President: Lisa Willard , llw204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Richard Freed, rcf2@lehigh.edu

Tae Kwon Do

Tae Kwon Do Club practices two times per week and offers additional practice time to students who are interested in competition.  Tae Kwon Do Club focuses on developing discipline, strength and flexibility and endurance.  We teach self defense for individuals of all levels.  We participate in local competitions as well as collegiate tournaments and we encourage all of our students to compete.

President: Ryan Vernooy, rdv209@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Herman Nied, hfn2@lehigh.edu

Tau Beta Pi

Tau Beta Pi, the national engineering honor society, was founded at Lehigh in 1885 by Edward Higgnson Williams, Jr., to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character in engineering, or by their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in engineering colleges.  Tau Beta Pi provides professional development to it’s members and is active in community service in the Lehigh community and the greater Bethlehem community.  New members are initiated every semester.  To be eligible, a candidate must be in the top eighth of his/her junior class or top fifth of his/her senior class and demonstrate a spirit of liberal culture in engineering.

President: Alison Sanchez, ans204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Richard Vinci, rpv2@lehigh.edu

Tennis

The tennis club welcomes all levels. There are copmetitive matches, in which, only the top 16-20 players compete. Practices are run in such a way that beginners will excel and have fun as well as those who are more advanced.

President:  Mara Melms, mjm309@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Sudhakar Neti, sn01@lehigh.edu

Thai Students at Lehigh (TSL)

The purpose of Thai Students at Lehigh (TSL) is to provide extracurricular activities to Thai Students and those interested in Thai culture. We also want to recognize Thai Students at Lehigh University.

President:  Akapot Tantrapiwat, akt3@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Timothy W Cauller, twc2@lehigh.edu

University Productions (UP)

University Productions (UP) is a student-guided organization committed to providing diverse entertainment for Lehigh students. UP is responsible for music shows, Kenner Movie selection, trips to Broadway Shows and sporting events, and comedy performances.  UP members have the opportunity to select and plan campus events, and new members are welcome at all times.

President: Larry Fish , lsf204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Tara Frank, tef2@lehigh.edu

Unregistered TV

Lehigh Unregistered is the student-based internet broadcasting website and sketch comedy tv show. We write, shoot, edit, produce, and market our own films. Meetings are bi-monthly and individually throughout productions.

President: Jason Ackerman , jla309@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Johanna Brams, jsb4@lehigh.edu

Volleyball (Men)

Men’s Volleyball allows students who have played at their respective High Schools the opportunity to play competitive Volleyball against other Universities and Colleges in the area.  Hours of practice and hard work, when the gym is available is spent by each member of the club.  Lehigh has participated in the National Club Tournament the past few years and has represented the school well, placing 9^th among 48 teams that entered.

President:  Matthew Malusa, mgm209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Ann-Marie Anderson, ama6@lehigh.edu

Volleyball (Women)

Co-President: Morgan(Kristi) Molnar, kmm610@lehigh.edu
Co-President: Libby DeFeo , ewd210@lehigh.edu
Advisor: Lisa Baker, lab0@lehigh.edu

Wall Street Club

To develop student interest in Wall Street, increase recruiting and placement opportunities within Wall Street firms, promote career awareness and educate students on professionalism and other extracurricular aspects of Wall Street.

President: Sean Cannon, smc204@lehigh.edu
Advisor: James Greenleaf, jag2@lehigh.edu

Waterpolo

President: Alexander Jones, agj209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Mary Jo McNulty, mjd4@lehigh.edu

Wind Ensemble

The Wind Ensemble at Lehigh University is a select group of about 50 students dedicated to the performance of music specifically written for woodwinds, brass, and percussion. The heart of our repertoire is the music of Twentieth century American composers, but our complete repertoire includes wind music from the Sixteenth century to the present, and from the various countries around the world.

President:  Jeffrey Zubernis, jjz209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  David Diggs, dbd2@lehigh.edu

WLVR-FM Radio 91.3

WLVR-FM is Lehigh’s student-operated campus radio station.  Students can receive training in broadcasting and even host their own weekly shows.  WLVR’s format ranges from wide variety of music including punk, alternative, rock, rap and indie to talk and educational broadcasts. Students have the opportunity to get involved with any aspect of radio: DJ, business, music department, engineering, etc.

General Manager: Joe Manganelli, jam210@lehigh.edu
Advisor: AJ Fritzinger, alf3@lehigh.edu

Women in Business

The purpose of Women in Business is to support and promote women, particularly those linked to Lehigh, who are entering the business world or are already established within an industry.  We achieve this through networking with external businesses and industry executives, Lehigh Alumni as well as with other student organizations.

President: Kristine Moore , kem306@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Karen Collins, kmc0@lehigh.edu

World Affairs

Membership in the club is open to all Lehigh students interested in expanding their understanding of world politics, global issues, and foreign cultures. The club arranges lectures, films, interviews and field trips with international and foreign policy dimensions. World Affairs Club works closely with the International Relations Department and also produces a publication.

President:  Kelsey Hunter, keh204@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Janice Mattern, jbm3@lehigh.edu

Wrestling

Club wrestling is open to anyone from the beginning wrestler to those who were serious in High School.  The club meets 2-3 time a week during the winter and compete against local Clubs and a few Div II schools. Our goal is to continue having fun and enjoying the sport of wrestling.

President:  John Gravina, jag209@lehigh.edu
Advisor:  Greg Strobel, gos2@lehigh.edu