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Welcome to the Interdisciplinary Programs

The College of Arts & Sciences Interdisciplinary Programs bring together faculty and students from across campus to interrogate core human issues through an interdisciplinary lens. Faculty showcase their expertise on diverse topics and teach courses that inspire students to think deeply and critically. By making connections between a wide range of disciplines, students develop a deeper understanding of their interests, preparing them to be the next generation of future makers.

Click below to learn about each of our 10 Interdisciplinary Programs.

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Interdisciplinary Programs

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Africana Studies

Asian & Asian American Studies

Sarrah Hussain holds up a drawing of a brain

Cognitive Science

Environmental Studies

Isabella Insingo '24 filming the PDI sports program for her documentary project.

Film & Documentary Studies

Global Studies

Willow Munson looks at a blood sample in a microscope from a patient who has been diagnosed with malaria.

Health, Medicine & Society

Jodi Eichler-Levine and student crafting

Jewish Studies

Students ride horses over a mountain ridge in Ecudaor as part of the Lehigh Launch Program

Latin American & Latino Studies

Abby Trainor holds three pride flags in her outstretched hand

Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

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Mar

20

Africana Studies Event

Imoinda Speaks: Authorising the Enslaved Black Woman After Aphra Behn with Joan Anim-Addo

The lecture–with PowerPoint presentation–draws on a guest article, “A View from The Outside Looking In: Writing The Libretto Imoinda, Or She Who Will Lose Her Name” published in Writing in Practice: The Journal of Creative Writing Research, (Vol. 9, November 2023).

Mar

21

Africana Studies Event

‘Imoinda World Premiere – A Youth Production’ Film Screening

The film–2 hours 10 minutes–is a screening of the final night of the 2008 Premiere production of Imoinda by students of School of the Arts (SOTA), Rochester, New York with music by composer, Glenn McClure. The project was supported by the New York State Music Fund.

Mar

21

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Event

Suzanne Edwards Faculty Spotlight

Please join the WGSS program for our annual faculty spotlight program!

This year we are celebrating the work of Dr. Suzanne Edwards, a scholar whose work powerfully addresses representations of violence in the medieval period, contemporary literary authors' visionary engagement with medieval texts, and feminist archival practice with a focus on the Gloria Naylor Archive.

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