Frederick Coleman

As a Residential Services Associate, duties are to carry out initiatives of the Residential Service department. Managing the living furnishings in the University's residences (traditional, graduate apartments, sororities, and fraternities).

The main mission of the Lehigh class president is to encourage unity, sponsor philanthropy, and growth through leadership for the Class of 2017. Hosted several events throughout campus for students, faculty, and the local community. Thank-A-Donor day was one such event where I hosted 80 Lehigh alumns and first-year students celebrating philanthropy towards Lehigh and how it affects education on-campus. The event was a success and guests were eager to find out when the next event will occur. The first event hosted during my administration was related to the political climate of the country. The Millennial Generation forum panel was an event that addressed the issues in Congress that is currently effecting our society was another event that was held. A packed lecture hall in Rauch Business Center was filled with many of my constituents, first-year Lehigh students, During the early weeks of the presidency, played a vital role in addressing campus issues involving inclusiveness, diversity, social acceptance, and social equality. Invited to several forums, meetings and workshops with peers and university administrators and trustees. Exclusively from the Class Officer cohort on campus, the only class president to attend and participate in the Provost's ad hoc committee on diversity and inclusion. - Provost's ad hoc Committee on Diversity and Inclusion - Committee for Harassment Policy Review - Inclusive Leadership Seminar - LeaderShape Institute