Screening of the movie Counted Out on March 26 at 6:30 p.m. in Packard Lab, co-sponsored by all five colleges, open to the public, with a brief interdisciplinary discussion panel following the film.
About the Film:
Counted Out investigates the biggest crises of our time through an unexpected lens: math.
In our current information economy, math is everywhere. The people we date, the news we see, the influence of our votes, the candidates who win elections, the education we have access to, the jobs we get—all of it is underwritten by an invisible layer of math that few of us understand, or even notice.
But whether we know it or not, our numeric literacy—whether we can speak the language of math—is a critical determinant of social and economic power.
Through a mosaic of personal stories, expert interviews, and scenes of math transformation in action, Counted Out shows what’s at risk if we keep the status quo. Do we want an America in which most of us don’t consider ourselves “math people”? Where math proficiency goes down as students grow up? Or do we want a country where everyone can understand the math that undergirds our society—and can help shape it?
Learn more and watch the trailer at https://countedoutfilm.com/.
Meet the Lehigh Engineering Grad Student Ambassadors! Ask us Anything! Free Application Fee Waiver. Lehigh Alumni Scholarship 12 credits = up to 40% discount for master's degree.
Register here: https://forms.gle/PC3Zsx37y8TgFDxU7
Challenges & Opportunities for Real World Applications of Foundation Models
Open to Lehigh University faculty, post-docs and graduate students. Registration required by: 12.31.25
AI transformation, large language models (LLMs) and other foundation models have become central to diverse applications, spanning natural language processing to computer vision. These models, with their immense potential, are revolutionizing research and society but their application in real-world settings poses some challenges. This workshop explores the lessons learnt from deployment of such models in the domains of robotics, human-centric applications, cyber physical systems, healthcare and finance, as well as discussing techniques that have been explored to adapt foundation models so that they can be ready for real deployments in these domains.
Speakers include:
Qingyu Chen, Yale School of MedicineZhe Chen, Jefferson Hospital/LVHNGeorge Gui, Columbia UniversityStefano Puntoni, University of PennsylvaniaMark Riedl, Georgia TechMatthias Scheutz, Tufts UniversityMore detailed information and updates on the workshop can be found on the workshop website: GO.LEHIGH.EDU/LLMWORKSHOP
Challenges & Opportunities for Real World Applications of Foundation Models
Open to Lehigh University faculty, post-docs and graduate students. Registration required by: 12.31.25
AI transformation, large language models (LLMs) and other foundation models have become central to diverse applications, spanning natural language processing to computer vision. These models, with their immense potential, are revolutionizing research and society but their application in real-world settings poses some challenges. This workshop explores the lessons learnt from deployment of such models in the domains of robotics, human-centric applications, cyber physical systems, healthcare and finance, as well as discussing techniques that have been explored to adapt foundation models so that they can be ready for real deployments in these domains.
Speakers include:
Qingyu Chen, Yale School of MedicineZhe Chen, Jefferson Hospital/LVHNGeorge Gui, Columbia UniversityStefano Puntoni, University of PennsylvaniaMark Riedl, Georgia TechMatthias Scheutz, Tufts UniversityMore detailed information and updates on the workshop can be found on the workshop website: GO.LEHIGH.EDU/LLMWORKSHOP
Dear faculty and staff colleagues,
You are invited to join a University-wide Town Hall to hear first-hand about the plans for the new First-Year Rossin Experience (FYRE).
FYRE is the College of Engineering's new program for the first year in engineering, with a pilot currently underway. FYRE will provide hands-on learning experiences to help deepen the connections between the core competencies learned in the first year and the engineering disciplines. The program will also provide students with perspective about the interdisciplinary nature of engineering, by showing them how disciplines collaborate to find solutions to some of our biggest societal challenges. Importantly, the program recognizes that students need to understand the broader context in which they provide solutions - the human, social, ethical, global and economic contexts that will help them be better, future ready engineers.
In this Town Hall, the current FYRE Steering Committee will provide an overview of what has been piloted so far, and what is being planned for Spring 2026 and beyond. The conversation will be followed by a Q & A session over lunch. Please use the following link to RSVP.
Thinking about Grad School? Declaring your 4+1 program? Meet with graduate program representatives (Faculty, Staff, and Graduate Student Ambassadors) from each department in the Rossin College as well as representatives from each of Lehigh's 5 Colleges (CAS, COB, COE, & COH) to learn more about graduate studies at Lehigh!
Pre-Registration is Encouraged to receive an application fee waiver: https://forms.gle/HzjsABEtmregGdSBAWater and snacks available
Commencement is a milestone for students and their families, one that represents the culmination of years of hardwork and dedication.
The ceremony will be held outdoors rain or shine in Goodman Stadium on Lehigh’s Goodman Campus. Tickets are not required for admission to the ceremony in Goodman Stadium. Please be sure to review the Severe Weather Plan to plan accordingly.
Students are required to RSVP by April 21 to confirm their participation for the in-person ceremony.
For more details about the ceremony, please visit the Commencement website.
Are you considering being a teacher or a behavior analyst? Come learn about our 4+1 programs! At the end of 5 years, students earn a Bachelor's degree in their field of study, a Master's degree in Education, and a PA teaching certification (or eligibility for behavior analysis licensing). We offer 4+1 programs in
elementary general educationsecondary general educationspecial educationbehavior analysisRSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSftpp3UR0qWHvjLhUFLdW5vXc2GV5zQOAikCUaDfYR4ABZlcQ/viewform?usp=header
Are you considering being a teacher or a behavior analyst? Come learn about our 4+1 programs! At the end of 5 years, students earn a Bachelor's degree in their field of study, a Master's degree in Education, and a PA teaching certification (or eligibility for behavior analysis licensing). We offer 4+1 programs in
elementary general educationsecondary general educationspecial educationbehavior analysisCome join Dr. Tom Hammond (tch207@lehigh.edu) to learn more.
~ THIS EVENT WILL BE RESCHEDULED IN FALL 2025 ~
Knowledge @ Noon: at 12:00 pm
In-Person Location: Business Innovation Bldg, 201 E Packer Ave, Room BI 107 OR
Online via Zoom (link sent after registration) Registration is required.
Visit the ERAC website
SPEAKERS:
Sabrina Jedlicka, Deputy Provost of Graduate Education
Angelo Lambroschino, Graduate Recruitment Manager, College of Engineering
Mandi Alford, Graduate Recruitment/Communications Specialist, College of Arts & Sciences
Kevin Ezzell, Senior Director, Graduate Programs Office, College of Business
Jennifer Topp, Assistant Director, College of Health
In this ERAC K@N session, we will walk you through the graduate programs offered at Lehigh as well as key steps of the application journey for each of Lehigh's 5 Colleges, including application requirements, deadlines, and tips for preparing an application. You'll also gain insights into how our admissions team evaluates applications and what makes a competitive candidate. Whether you're considering applying yourself with tuition benefits or just curious, this session will provide valuable guidance to help you succeed.
Please email erac@lehigh.edu with questions.
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