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Lehigh faculty members are known for their excellence in research and scholarship, and for their ability and eagerness to share their intellectual journey with students. These faculty video interviews* reveal their perspective on the distinctive teaching and learning culture that is at the heart of Lehigh University.

	Ward Cates Professor, Teaching, Learning, and Technology Sharing with students the process of generating knowledge. (58 sec)
	Helen Chan Professor, Materials Science and Engineering One-on-one interaction is the biggest key to success (56 sec)
	Mary Beth Deily Professor, Economics Quality research plus interaction with students. (59 sec)
	George DuPaul Chairman, Education and Human Services Helping students become lifelong learners. (61 sec)
	Mohamed El-Aasser Provost and Professor, Chemical Engineering The rewards of teaching: Good lectures and student interaction (50 sec)
	Martin Harmer Professor,  Materials Science and Engineering Preparing students to become effective problem solvers (55 sec)
	Asha Jitendra Professor, Special Education A passion for research that translates into the classroom (58 sec)
	Kashi Johnson Associate Professor, Theatre Enhancing learning through exploration and hands-on involvement (60 sec)
	Hank Korth Chairman, Department of Computer Science and Engineering Cross-discipline learning and its importance in today's classroom (61 sec)
	Jack Lule Professor, Journalism & Communication Lehigh's difference: The faculty are there for the students (58 sec)
	Anne Meltzer Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Professor, Earth & Environmental Sciences Exposing students to a unique scientific and cultural experience (58 sec)
	Monica Najar Associate Professor, History Giving students a sense of what's possible in our society (54 sec)
	Nandu Nayar Professor, Finance & Law Teaching students that research has valid applications to real life (55 sec)
	Susan Sherer Professor, Management & Marketing Staying current in research is critically important (59 sec)
	Neal G. Simon Professor, Department of Biological Sciences Experiential and project based learning and its importance to today's student (60 sec)
	Todd Watkins Associate Professor, Economics Making sure that students hit the ground running (58 sec)
	George White Professor, Educational Leadership Teaching is more than delivering information, it's about mentoring (54 sec)

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