In FY2025, Lehman was awarded approximately $12.5 Million in new funding from public and private sources in support of scholarly research that impacts local schools, community organizations, small businesses, and healthcare networks in The Bronx and around the world.
Lehman's students come from 138 countries and speak more than 60 languages. Students travel to Greece, Chile, South Korea, and others to study and absorb these unique cultures.
STEM Research
Research and discovery at Lehman respond to the critical needs of the 21st century. Faculty and students collaborate to solve cutting-edge problems that range from seeking new antibiotics, solving food insecurity, ensuring privacy in technology, discovery new materials, and understanding the mechanisms of cancer. Disciplines involves in STEM research include anthropology, biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, environmental science, earth and geospatial sciences, exercise science, health science, mathematics, physics, political science, psychology, sociology and social work. STEM researchers address both basic and applied sciences. STEM research at Lehman thrives on its intellectual challenges in a diverse community of novice and experienced researchers committed to ensuring that groups underrepresented in science are educated and empowered to contribute their perspectives to transformative discoveries. Join us!
STEM research faculty are committed to educating the next generation of scientists. You can find a list of the STEM research faculty who are currently mentoring students and their research areas in the REACH program. For more in-depth information about the work of individual researchers, please consult the individual’s webpages that can be found in their Department under the faculty.
