Letter From the Dean
Spring each year brings with it much excitement to our college with opportunities for exhibitions of student and faculty work, final reviews, graduation, and other successes. Spring 2025 is no different. Please allow me a moment to boast about them. Congratulations to Michael Gerace, a BSArch ’24 and MArch ’25 graduate, for being named one […]
From LTU to NASA: the journey of Victoria Pellerito Gonzalez
The way Victoria Pellerito Gonzalez sees it, you don’t come to Lawrence Technological University for the big name. You come to LTU to make a name for yourself. That’s certainly the case for Gonzalez, who is now working toward her Ph.D. in aerospace engineering at the University of California-Irvine while working for NASA. In a […]
LTU, industry partner develop computer vision-based blood volume sensor for cardiovascular perfusion
An interdisciplinary faculty team at Lawrence Technological University is using computer vision to automate part of the heart-lung machine that stands in for a patient’s heart and lungs during open-heart surgery and other complex medical procedures. The industry-sponsored project is funded by Orrum Clinical Analytics of Plymouth, LTU’s key partner in establishing and operating the […]
LTU shows students an exciting future during National Engineers Week
Lawrence Technological University’s College of Engineering celebrated National Engineers Week (Feb. 16-22) with a three-day series of events that showcased exciting career pathways, engaged local K-12 schools, and explored the future of advanced manufacturing. Championing the celebration was Selin Arslan, Ph.D., associate dean for undergraduate programs at the College of Engineering. The events kicked off […]
Smoothing out a bumpy ride: LTU grad student’s research advances auto suspension
The thing about active suspension systems in cars is that they really aren’t. The misconception behind “active” suspension systems is that they’re actually not active at all. The reason? An active suspension needs to know the upcoming road profile to be able to adjust for it. Automotive manufacturers and suppliers continue to develop active actuating […]
Letter From the Interim Dean
The College of Engineering’s “Dynamic Duo” Welcome to spring College of Engineering eNewsletter! In the eight months since I was given the honor of leading the CoE, I continue to be surprised, almost on a daily basis, about the level of talent existing here in this college, as I continue to get to know my […]
Sigma Phi Epsilon supports Balanced Man Scholarship at Annual Luncheon
See why giving back to future students is so important to members of LTU’s largest fraternity.
Zofia Pietrowicz (’19) Leaps into the Start-up Life
Maybe it was a leap of faith when Lawrence Technological University alum Zofia Pietrowicz ’19 traded a nine-to-five job for a full-time position at an early-stage enterprise. But given her strong work ethic and a natural ability to wear multiple hats, she seems perfectly suited to the uncertain world of a start-up operation. The company […]
May 17 Scholarship Gala at Michigan Central Station
Lawrence Technological University’s second Scholarship Gala—themed Innovation Through the Ages—is scheduled for May 17 at the historic Michigan Central Station in Detroit. The goal of the gala is to support deserving LTU students in need of scholarship assistance. Stories of alumni achievement, faculty impact, and giving back will serve as the backbone of the gala’s […]
Letter from Kevin Finn, VP of Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement
Welcome to another edition of our twice-yearly alumni newsletter! Our team worked hard to produce Lawrence Technological University’s first Scholarship Gala last June, and their efforts paid off in an inspiring event. This year, we are equally excited to present our second Scholarship Gala in a historic location—Michigan Central Station in Detroit. I hope you […]
