BUILT FOR TOMORROW
We’re transforming residential life and learning at Lehigh with a new housing complex, opened in spring 2021. Singleton, Hitch, and Maida Houses — named for the families that generously supported them — provide modern, flexible spaces designed for the way students live, learn, and connect today.
Go: The Campaign for Lehigh: Forging Ahead
These are unprecedented times for both the world and for Lehigh. But, in true Lehigh fashion, our community continues to take action to generously support Lehigh and assure its continued excellence.
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Shared spaces include kitchens on each floor for residents to enjoy.
https://gocampaign.lehigh.edu/milestones/new-residential-houses
SIGNATURES IN STEEL
Adorned with more than 4,400 signatures of Lehigh community members, one of the final beams of the Health, Science, and Technology (HST) building was placed in September 2020. The beam represents the commitment of faculty, students, staff and alumni to what promises to be a center for world-changing interdisciplinary research — and the home of the new College of Health.
Is your name here? Find it on the HST scrim next time you're on campus or see the virtual beam signing here. https://gocampaign.lehigh.edu/HSTbeam
STAYING CONNECTED
In spite of the pandemic, Lehigh’s network continues to flourish. Students and alumni connected at virtual events like Mountain Talks, trivia nights, happy hours, the Rally, Founder’s Celebration and Family Week. And more than 428 alumni and 48 employers have joined Lehigh Connects since March 2020 to help with career networking — 195 jobs have been posted!
When someone passionate about Lehigh seeks out a way to make an impact and then takes action, that’s a “GO MOMENT.” We are pleased to highlight just a few of the donors helping to move Lehigh forward.
Kenneth R. Woodcock ’65
Endowed Director’s Fund for the Lehigh University Art Galleries To ensure the protection and preservation of the university’s teaching collection and fulfill the potential of LUAG as a driver for
Ellen and Vincent Forlenza ’75
Endowed Chair in Health Innovation and Technology To support a faculty leader in the College of Health devoted to advancing cutting-edge technologies that address needs
Keysight Technologies
A gift-in-kind to equip a new Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering technologies lab with the latest tools, enhancing critical programs and optimizing teaching for a greater impact on students.
Christopher M. Scott ’94
In support of the Lehigh Business building, which will offer collaborative spaces and innovative technology to prepare talented students for excellence.
Campaign Progress
705M
raised toward $1 billion plus campaign goal
29%
alumni engaged toward 50% campaign goal
247
new endowed scholarships since the start of the campaign
9000
alumni, parents and friendssupport the Lehigh Fund on average each year
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