Ron Amey ’74 knew from a young age that he wanted to be a chemist. It brought him awards, a National Merit scholarship, research at Lehigh, and a career at DuPont. Now, the Ameys have created an endowment supporting summer undergraduate chemistry research.
From sorority sisters and roommates to fellow Yale residents, Julia Adamson ’20 and Ali Toth ’20 have supported each other through every step of the way.
Jesse Salwen ’60 built an empire of heart-shaped candy boxes, traveled the world, and reinvented himself as a photographer.
Michael Seiden ’63 ’64 has helped bring productions of all sizes to the stage, from regional theater projects to a Tony Award-winning Broadway musical.
Nicole Ganot ’06, Nishad Pai ’93 '26P, Joseph Paluska MBA’91, and Sarah Woogen ’13 advance sustainable innovation to solve climate challenges.
Meet a few members of the Class of 2026 and find out their plans as they leave South Mountain.
By endowing the executive directorship of Zoellner Arts Center, Marc Falato ’87 has built a strong foundation during a moment of change for the arts at Lehigh.
Two spring events from the Lehigh Wall Street Council and Lehigh Lawyers Association honored the achievements and contributions of Sarat Sethi '92 and Christopher Porrino ’89.
After more than a decade in the army, Nick Miller ’02 MS’03 was tasked with modernizing Arlington National Cemetery. His work transformed its operations while honoring a promise to never leave a fallen comrade behind.
After a career in catastrophe modeling, James N. Stanard '70 invests in Lehigh to prepare students to tackle risk, uncertainty, and real-world challenges.
