Lehigh University

This award is given to seniors in recognition of extraordinary performance as a student leader at Lehigh University.

To the sophomore with the best semester average for the sophomore year.

To the Mechanical Engineering student who has made the greatest scholastic improvement during the first two years of the college career.

The Allegiance Award is presented to seniors to recognize their dedication and continuous improvement focused within a specific organization.

This award is given solely on merits of leadership in all aspects of student life whether it is student government, student organizations or athletics.

Lehigh University's Deborah Pearsall Prize is awarded annually to the female undergraduate student who best exemplifies engaged leadership, an inexhaustible optimistic attitude about challenges and opportunities, and a "can do" spirit.

The Bosey Reiter Leadership Cup is awarded to a senior whose leadership shall be such as to contribute primarily to the best interest of the University and is defined chiefly in terms of moral character.

This award recognizes students who have significantly contributed to improving of the quality of student life during their time at Lehigh.

The University Service Award honors a senior whose influence, ideals and activities have been devoted unselfishly to serve the best interests of his/her Alma Mater and fellow students.

This award recognizes students who have worked to improve student life at Lehigh in the areas of Residential Services or Residential Life.

This award recognizes those students or student organizations who best exemplify the qualities of care, concern, and/or advocacy for others through their participation in and/or coordination of volunteer and service activities.

This award is presented to a senior who, by exemplary character, personality, scholarship, and participation in extra-curricular activities, represents the traditions of Lehigh University.

In the spring of each year, twelve of Lehigh's most talented juniors are selected for induction as Martindale Student Associates. The new Associates are tasked with conducting in-depth research on issues pertaining to the economy of a chosen country and their research is then published in a journal and presented to an official country representative at an annual reception in New York City.

Lehigh University announces its 2015 GEM Mentors, who play an integral part in the Greek Emerging Leaders program.

Orientation Coordinators are an integral part of the development, planning and execution of a four-day first year student orientation and the recruitment, selection, and training process of over 70 Orientation Leaders.

To the Mechanical Engineering student who has made the greatest scholastic improvement during the first two years of the college career.

To the sophomore with the best semester average for the sophomore year.

To the highest-ranking freshman engineers in mathematics.

To the highest-ranking freshman in engineering based on high cumulative average in the first two semesters.

To the junior student in Mechanical Engineering whose scholastic record is the highest in his or her class in the freshman and sophomore years and whose character and life purposes are deemed deserving and worthy.

To students finishing their final year with portfolios and have shown exemplary work and leadership in the management of the portfolios.

Awarded to outstanding seniors in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering (one from each department).

Awarded to the senior with an outstanding record in an advanced mathematics course.

Students with the cumulative average of 3.2 are invited to apply. Scholars are selected by the Tauck Scholar committee. Must be a current junior willing to go abroad the summer before his/her senior year; must be a US citizen.

To the engineering sophomores having the highest scholastic average.

This prize recognizes exceptional academic work by a graduating senior. It is given to individuals who have enhanced the visibility of the department, who have given their time and energy to the department efforts, humanitarian efforts, and/or leadership in professional organizations.

Given to an outstanding senior in the materials science and engineering department.

Presented to a MS IV cadet who best exemplifies the school spirit which earned John Steckbeck the accolade of "Mr. Lehigh" when he was director of intramurals at Lehigh University. The award consists of a U.S. Savings Bond. The recipient's name is also engraved on a plaque which remains on permanent display in the Department of Military Science.(Lehigh Only)

This is awarded to the supply chain management student who has made a strong commitment to and has demonstrated leadership toward improving the SCM program outside of the classroom.

SIM gives these awards to recognize the accomplishments of students in their academic life in information systems. It recognizes not only academic achievement, but the potential for leadership in the information systems field.