Chemical Plant Design and Chemical Engineering Panel

This event is based on giving potential chemical engineers in their first year and other underclassmen exposure to life in the professional chemical engineering industry. This activity will guide students through certain considerations when designing a chemical plant with the focus of safety and environmental impact in mind. This will be done by presenting the students with various choices and consequences based off of the choices they make. After this activity, we plan on having a panel of professors and upperclassmen chemical engineers to discuss professional opportunities such as on-campus research, internships, co-ops, etc. The focus of this event is to generate interest in chemical engineering and give exposure to students about life after graduation.
Hosted by: American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/5015089

5x10: Meaningful Service: Finding your Avenue

Meaningful Service: Finding your Avenue is an interactive opportunity to learn more about South Bethlehem, the Community Service Office and how to engage in meaningful service in our community. All sessions are led by our SERVE site leaders, who have a breath and depth of knowledge on our community, engagement opportunities, and how to fully immerse yourself in our community!
Hosted by: Community Service Office
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/4987997

5x10: "Man Enough": A conversation about masculinity

AAUW Lehigh, in collaboration with Break the Silence and members of Lehigh's Interfraternity Council, would like to screen Justin Baldoni's "Man Enough" series, where influential men in the entertainment industry sit down for dinner conversation to talk about the way that traditional views of masculinity in America have contributed to an environment of toxic and often harmful behavior, and how they, as men, can help to combat those harmful behaviors. We would like to have an event to screen a 45 minute episode in the series and host a follow up discussion with atendees about what masculinity means to them and specifically how we can combat the issue of toxic masculinity on our campus to create a new culture of openness and allyship among all genders.
Hosted by: American Association of University Women Lehigh Student-Affiliated Group, Break the Silence, Lehigh University Interfraternity Council, NavigateLU Administration
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/5045630

5x10: Cultural Appropriation ≠ Appreciation

The purpose of this event is to serve as a way of educating and sharing with students the significance of various cultural items, clothings, and traditions in an attempt to foster a mutual understanding among individuals of different cultures that will prevent accidental cultural appropriation and promote a genuine understanding of the significance of aspects of another culture. This mutual understanding will also serve as a way of bridging gaps between different cultures and promote a level of unity among students.
Hosted by: Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc.
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/5015340

Thursday Night Trivia | Lehigh After Dark

Weekly trivia at the Hawk's Nest hosted by various clubs or organizations across Lehigh University. The first 20 attendees recieve a Hawk's Nest coupon for a FREE milkshake. Each individual on the winning team gets a prize. See you there at 10 pm!

Thursday Night Trivia | Lehigh After Dark

Weekly trivia at the Hawk's Nest hosted by various clubs or organizations across Lehigh University. The first 20 attendees recieve a Hawk's Nest coupon for a FREE milkshake. Each individual on the winning team gets a prize. See you there at 10 pm!

Palestine Cultural Night

This time, the Global Union will bring you to a de jure sovereign state in Western Asia, the State of Palestine, where diverse cultures, religions, arts and literature thrive. Please join us to learn more about Palestine and enjoy the authentic food! See you there.

Hosted by: Global Union, NavigateLU Administration
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/5045612

Candyland for Casa

Kappa Alpha Theta and Alpha Epsilon Pi are hosting our annual philanthropy event, Candyland for CASA, on October 23rd from 8-10 pm. Our event is Candyland themed in which students will go around Lamberton interacting with a wide variety of campus organizations and engaging in the various activities at each table to learn about opportunities to get involved on campus. For $5 you can enter to win raffle prizes, enjoy food from Hawk’s Nest, and meet amazing leaders from around campus. The event will provide a unique opportunity to increase the visibility of organizations and their objectives. All proceeds will go to CASA, Court Appointed Special Advocates, which helps foster children find safe and permanent homes.
Hosted by: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Kappa Alpha Theta
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/4776587

Apply to SPEAK!

SPEAK is a gender and sexuality peer-education group on campus dedicated to teaching the Lehigh community about LGBTQ+ topics. We present to a variety of organizations on campus and host events, like the one you attend to engage Lehigh students and faculty in learning more about topics such as How To Be an Ally, Trans 101, LGBTQ+ 101, BPFQ and many more. Along with facilitating, we also take time to continue educating ourselves in all things LGBTQ+ and support one another through our journeys both on and off campus. We meet weekly throughout each semester (time and day is determined by what works for everyone) for an hour-hour 15 mins.

You can apply at go.lehigh.edu/speakapp, the application closes on Friday, October 25th. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out!

A Towering Task: Documentary film screening about the Peace Corps

"A Towering Task: The Story of the Peace Corps" is a new documentary film that brings the story of this organization from its establishment by President Kennedy in 1961 to the present day. With government agency budgets under fire, increased nationalistic tendencies in America, and Peace Corps Volunteers at the forefront of some of the most pressing themes facing the global community, "A Towering Task" asks: What role should the Peace Corps play in the 21st century?
The film showing (1 hour 47 minutes) will be followed by a discussion and question-and-answer session with Returned Peace Corps Volunteers from the Lehigh Valley. Refreshments will be provided. This event is being co-sponsored by the Center for Community Engagement, the Comparative and International Education Program, the Environmental Initiative, the Global Studies Program, the Department of International Relations, and the Department of Sociology & Anthropology.
Hosted by: NavigateLU Administration
Additional Information can be found at: https://lehigh.campuslabs.com/engage/event/4988060