Signature LTU Robotics Competition Continues to Grow
Robofest® is Lawrence Technological University’s worldwide robotics program for students in 4th through 12th grade. Student teams design, construct, and program their autonomous robots to compete for trophies in a variety of competitions. Robofest’s mission is to generate excitement and interest among young people in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM), AI, and computer […]
Professors Reach Across the Ocean to Recruit Students to LTU
Growing an academic program takes a lot of work: you’ve got to have the best professors, staff, and in-demand programs. And you’ve got to tell people about them. In fall 2024, Lawrence Technological University professors ventured to India to introduce the University to high school and university students. For many years, Lawrence Tech has employed […]
A Day in The Life of a Math Professor: Meet Sharon Carter
It starts rather early. The favorite of Sharon Carter’s three cats wakes her up. “My husband is retired, so he makes breakfast every day. It’s the same thing: oatmeal and this coffee substitute that my grandfather used to drink called Postum. I then grab my lunch that I’ve made the night before, all my stuff, […]
Meet CoAS Robotic’s Research Lab Manager Devson Butani
In a technological university, you’d expect to see robotics take center stage. Robots in electric vehicle development, computer science, and engineering. As the study and application of robotics have taken on greater importance, the College of Arts and Sciences (CoAS) recently established the position of Robotics Research Lab Manager and invited LTU 2019 Mechanical Engineering […]
Maliea May: 2024-2025 Outstanding Undergraduate International Student, A Star Continues to Shine
Readers of earlier College of Arts and Sciences publications might remember meeting Maliea May. Her story epitomizes the essence, commitment, and quality of a Lawrence Technological University student. She came to LTU from her home country of Canada to play soccer and to learn to become a clinical psychologist. Playing soccer for four years and […]
Dean’s Letter
This new semester at CoAS is filled with exciting scientific research, challenging competitions, and critical, thought-provoking guest lectures. I hope you were able to join us on February 6th for one such lecture in our CoAS Seminar Series by John MacNeill Miller, Ph.D., associate professor of English from Allegheny College, who presented “Experimental Curiosity – […]
