Lehigh Announces New Structure for Arts, Libraries and Technology - Lehigh University News
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The new organizational structure is designed to elevate arts engagement, enhance interdisciplinary collaboration, and strengthen the digital infrastructure supporting research, education and innovation.
With a new focus on the role of the arts in the university’s strategic priorities, Lehigh University is reorganizing several key areas of the institution to reflect the essential importance of creative expression, technological agility and educational innovation at a modern, world-class research university. A new unit, Arts and Libraries, will bring together the university’s libraries, Zoellner Arts Center and Lehigh University Art Galleries under one division. With a focus on elevating the arts and enhancing the visibility and impact of of the arts and humanities across the university, the unit will be led by Greg Reihman, vice provost for Arts and Libraries, who will oversee these core cultural and intellectual resources and help align them with the university’s broader strategy. “The arts and libraries are foundational to our intellectual and academic life at Lehigh,” said Nathan Urban, provost and senior vice president for Academic Affairs.
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