Past Events

Say It Out Loud is a one-of-a-kind event that creates open dialogue between students of different backgrounds on issues that affect students not just on campus but around the world. Several topics such as sexism, racism, mental health, and cultural appreciation are expressed through artistic performances of poetry, spoken word, songs, raps, dance routines, and more. Come to Lamberton Hall from 8 pm to 10 pm to join the conversation! Sponsored by Lehigh After Dark, Black Student Union, Office of Multicultural Affairs , Student Senate, My Natural Crown, LU Step Team, Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Incorporated

Join us for a short documentary viewing and discussion. A Conversation with Native Americans on Race - By Michèle Stephenson and Brian Young "We Are Still Here" A documentary on today's young Native Americans - By Emma Li

The Office of Multicultural Affairs in partnership with the Museum of Indian Culture Presents Native American Heritage Month. Step back in time with the Museum of Indian Culture’s Northeast Woodland program. Mr. Wesley Dunn, Vice President and Head Docent for the Museum of Indian Culture in Allentown, PA will be sharing a general history on the tribes that once lived in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Participants will see a variety of European and Native American goods that were commonly traded, and learn about food sources, tools, jewelry, etc. The program also includes demonstrations of various artifacts and an explanation of their uses.

The Faculty and Staff of Color Network (FSCN) strive to enhance the retention and promotion of faculty and staff of color with the provision of promoting professional development, mentoring, community involvement and social events at Lehigh University. We work to educate the larger community by providing awareness concerning particular issues that surround faculty and staff of color.