Lehigh University

Lehigh University is thrilled to officially welcome the Class of 2019. The incoming class represents an accomplished, diverse group of students who hail from 43 U.S. states and 27 international countries and territories. Congratulations on your enrollment at Lehigh - we are proud to call you one of our own!

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.

This is awarded to the supply chain management senior who has demonstrated the highest level of academic performance.

Established by the late BG (ret.) Edward Rosenbaum class of 1959 in honor of his father, Robert Rosenbaum, class of 1919 who was comissioned as a 2nd LT and served in WWI. Cadet should be a graduating senior who was actively involved in Scabbard and Blade, an honor society.

Given to a senior from the Department of Art, Architecture and Design for outstanding performance in the classroom and studio in the department major course of study and for significant contributions to the culture of the department.

To the senior adjudged by the staff of materials science and engineering to have made the most progress in that curriculum.

Awarded to rising Juniors or rising Seniors; Exhibits entrepreneurial talents such as operating a business while attending classes at Lehigh; Academics does not play a role -- based on entrepreneurial "spirit"; Prize applied toward Lehigh account; To apply, applicant is required to prepare a detailed description of their venture. To rising juniors and seniors, interested in a career in the business community, who have exhibited those entrepreneurial talents which so typified the life and caree

To the highest-ranking sophomore in Mechanical Engineering.

PHSIM is a bridge to the community for greater Philadelphia area Information Technology leaders. The organization focuses on charitable activities that involve Information Technology. The award is given to a high performing student majoring in an IT-related area in order to enable the education of bright young people in Information Technology and to highlight the need to foster attention on bringing talented individuals into careers in computer science, systems, and technology.

Given to a senior in the College of Business and Economics majoring in accounting who is outstanding in academic achievement and leadership.

To a graduating senior who, during her or his undergraduate years has pursued a course of study that included women's studies issues and who has contributed to efforts to improve the atmosphere and campus climate for women's studies and/or to improve conditions for women in the community.

Given to a senior who shows outstanding promise of a successful career in materials science and engineering.

This award is given to individuals who have entered their fifth year of work at Lehigh, whether it be a second undergraduate degree or graduate degree, on the basis of leadership, citizenship and scholarship.

Senior showing greatest overall improvement in 4 years.

Awarded to an outstanding senior in Chemistry who has been active in student society affairs, and who, in the judgment of the faculty of the Chemistry department, has promise of a successful career in Chemistry. Consists of a personalized copy of the Merck Index.

To an outstanding junior majoring in mathematics or statistics.