Lehigh University

Lambda Mu Sigma is a marketing honorary society, founded at Lehigh University on November 5, 1940. Membership in Lambda Mu Sigma is open to students who have achieved academic excellence and have made significant contributions to the marketing program at Lehigh, marketing education or the marketing profession. Lambda Mu Sigma members must have an overall cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.00 scale.

Awarded to a project team which has demonstrated outstanding performance in a class project/paper.

Awarded to students on the basis of who has made a strong commitment to and has demonstrated leadership toward improving the Marketing program outside of the classroom.

To recognize undergraduate students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship and the use of library and research resources.

Given to a graduating senior in military science whose academic performance and AFROTC achievement indicate the greatest potential for sustained professional excellence in a military career.

Given to a senior outstanding in materials science and engineering.

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

Nominations are solicited from the Eco Faculty for names of outstanding Eco majors with a GPA greater than 3.5. From that list Prof. Thornton (the initiator of the award) chooses one student.

This award is given to a senior accounting major who excels in both academics and extracurricular activities and has an interest in a career with management accounting.

This award is given to a senior accounting major who has shown outstanding achievement in accounting and auditing.

To a graduating senior who deminstrates outstanding scholarship in mathematics.

To the highest-ranking juniors in Electrial Engineering and Computer Science.

To the students who are majors in the AAD Department whose performance within our studios and classes exemplifies the level of excellence we demand from our majors and who by extension, positively impact the student culture in Art, Architecture and Design.

Awarded to an outstanding Chemical Engineering junior in honor of Mr. Robert C. Hicks, Jr. class of 1921 to encourage and recognize outstanding scholastic achievement in Chemical Engineering.

This award is given to a senior with greatest promise for professional achievement

Presented to an outstanding MS IV cadet who has demonstrated a high degree of enthusiasm, dedication, and a marked improvement in leadership ability.

Given to an undergraduate student in the Materials Science and Engineering Department who promotes good citizenship with the school and community

Given to the highest ranking sophomore (Freshman who declared IE as their major).

Given to a junior who most nearly reflects the qualities that typified Bill Hardy while he attended Lehigh University. The award is based upon financial need,character and personality, scholastic achievement and leadership qualities.

To a graduating senior for outstanding achievement in the fields of chemistry, materials science and engineering on earth and environmental sciences.

Awarded by vote of the CSE faculty to a senior who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in the study of algorithms and/or theoretical computer science.

To a junior electrical or computer engineer showing outstanding promise intellectually and in leadership qualities.

To the top-ranking sophomore majoring in physics with some extracurricular activity.

Given to the highest ranking freshman in electrical and computer engineering.

The prize is awarded yearly by the International Relations department for the following cumulative average in International Relations courses (minimum 3.5 average is required), overall scholarly standing, number of International Relations courses taken, activities on the Lehigh campus related to appreciation of international relations by the Lehigh community, and the contribution to university life.

Awarded by International Relations department. Winner is selected by the department faculty after receiving nominations from the dept chairman. Criteria used to select the winner(s) are the following: cumulative average in International Relations courses (minimum 3.5 average is required), overall scholarly standing, number of IR courses taken, activities on the Lehigh campus related to appreciation of international relation by the Lehigh community, & contribution to university life.

Student run investment portfolio.

Awarded to the highest-ranking junior in analytical chemistry. Consists of a paid subscription to the journal, ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, and is sponsored by the ACS Division of Analytical Chemistry.

To an outstanding member of the junior class on the basis of character, scholarship, qualifications indicating promise of future leadership, and extracurricular activities.

To a full time student who has demonstrated academic capability and effective leadership in chemical engineering.