Master the art of taking organized and efficient notes that enhance your understanding and retention of course material. The OAT note-taking workshop will introduce various methods to help you find the best approach for your needs.
**snacks provided**
The Peer Health Advisors’ mission across Lehigh’s campus is to implement health education including alcohol, sexual and mental health, bystander intervention, and other public health initiatives through various interactions with their peers campus-wide each semester.
Peer Health’s “Calling the Shots” presentation gauges student understanding of alcohol and alcohol-related effects. Recent surveys show 41.3% of Lehigh students categorized themselves as high-risk drinkers (they indicated that they've had five or more drinks in a sitting during the two weeks prior to being surveyed), 27.3% would be "moderate drinkers" (i.e., they didn't engage in high-risk drinking but also did not indicate that they do not drink at all). 31.5% would be "abstainers" or "non-drinkers" (i.e., they indicated that they do not drink alcohol). This presentation informs students who may choose to drink to use strategic adaptability to navigate situations where alcohol is involved. This also applies to students who may not choose to drink, as they are thrust into a changing environment and will need to adapt and communicate to others their personal choice, while also building upon their ability and skill as a bystander.
Students will have the education piece with opportunities to engage throughout the entirety of the 5x10, are encouraged to ask questions, and will leave with increased knowledge to think critically in situations where alcohol is involved to help implement positive behavior, preventative, and protective strategies across their campus community.
As a new Lehigh student this is your opportunity to learn more about the Survivor Support Advocates and Break the Silence Peer Educators, as well as ways that you can get involved in their work to create a survivor supportive campus.
Lehigh University’s Advocates are a group of dedicated and compassionate Lehigh University staff and faculty members who volunteer and are trained to support survivors of gender violence. Advocates are also able to assist other Lehigh students who have been impacted by gender violence including friends, partners, and family members of survivors. They are able to provide belief and support, as well as options and referrals. An Advocate is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
Break the Silence or BTS is a peer education organization whose mission is to spread awareness about gender violence including sexual assault, intimate partner abuse, stalking, sexual exploitation, and sexual harassment and to prevent gender violence through healthy sexuality education. BTS facilitates trainings on topics such as sexuality education, consent, sex communication, bystander intervention, relationships, and gender based violence. They also run large campus wide events, such as the 5 Senses of Consent, Sex in the Dark, Take Back the Write, Take Back the Night, and sLUt Walk. They are a close knit group of passionate students committed to diversity and inclusion, preventing gender based violence, and uplifting healthy pleasurable intimate relationships. Their goal is to make their peers feel comfortable, empowered, and educated so that sex and pleasure can become part of everyday conversations.
Please feel free to bring your lunch. Beverages and desserts will be served.
Hosted by: Break the Silence, NavigateLU Administration, Survivor Support and Intimacy Education
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10357925
Mustard and Cheese Drama Societies first general body meeting of the semester. Discussing information on how to become inducted members and the changes made to our new constitution. Games, free snacks, and soda provided!
Hosted by: Mustard & Cheese Drama Society
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10398024
Are you an engineering student interested in the German automotive industry? The Pforzheim University Engineers Made in Germany (EMIG) Summer School offers engineering students the opportunity to earn 6 credits of ISE and ME engineering electives. Participants will engage in both cultural activities and excursions as well as visits to several German companies. Dean Matthias Weyer from Pforzheim will be on campus to meet with interested students and deliver an overview of the program.
***Approved for 6 credits of ISE and ME electives and 3 credits of MLL 099***
Hosted by: Study Abroad
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10295379
Meet the e-board, coloring pages, fun get together to learn more about the club and what future meetings will look like.
Hosted by: Lehigh Classics Club
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10333425
Professor Nik Nikolov will share information about his winter study abroad course where students earn three (3) humanities credits while exploring the unique architecture of Munich, Germany!
All majors encouraged to apply - no previous architecture experience or language required.
Program Dates: January 2, 2025 - January 12, 2025
Courses: ARCH 159: Modern History and Sustainable Architecture in Munich (3 credits, HU)
Application Deadline: October 4th
Application Link
Hosted by: Study Abroad
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10295339
Join the Central Asian Student Association for a special movie night featuring Qas (Kash), a powerful film that explores the historical repressions faced by Central Asian communities during the Soviet Union era. The film delves into the struggles, resistance, and resilience of individuals and families affected by political persecution, shedding light on a crucial but often overlooked part of history.
The screening will be followed by a short discussion where participants can share their thoughts on the historical context and its impact on modern Central Asia. This event aims to foster understanding, awareness, and dialogue about the region’s history and cultural heritage.
We invite students, faculty, and the wider university community to join us in this educational and thought-provoking event. Light refreshments and snacks will be provided.
Hosted by: Central Asian Students Association
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10427578
Come join us at our first general body meeting!! At chapters and chats we create a stress free community around reading. Make new friends and come discuss what books we'll read this semester!!!
Hosted by: Lehigh University Chapters and Chats
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10370750
This workshop, organized by the Women in Business and the Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA), is designed for students interested in pursuing careers at Deloitte. The event will feature 3-4 Deloitte professionals who will host a presentation on resume tips and interview skills. Following the presentation, an open Q&A session will be where students can engage directly with the Deloitte professionals to gain further insights and advice.
The workshop aims to provide valuable career development skills to attendees and facilitate networking opportunities with Deloitte representatives.
Agenda:
- Resume Tips: Learn how to create a compelling resume that captures the attention of recruiters.- Interview Skills: Gain insights into what Deloitte looks for during interviews and how to present yourself confidently.- Open Q&A: Have your questions answered directly by Deloitte professionals in an interactive Q&A session.
Hosted by: Association of Latino Professionals for America
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10271746
