Lawrence Technological University Students Shine at the 2025 Michigan Academy of Science, Arts & Letters Conference
Lawrence Technological University (LTU) proudly highlighted the remarkable achievements of two undergraduate Computer Science students, Sonya Tran, a sophomore, and Logan Miller, a senior, at the 2025 Michigan Academy of Science, Arts & Letters (MASAL) Conference. Under the mentorship of Dr. Wisam Bukaita, both students presented their groundbreaking research at the virtual conference, offering an […]
LTU’s Women of Ford Program Provides Immersive Hands-On Learning to Young Women
The Lawrence Tech Women of Ford STEM project is dedicated to empowering young women in STEM fields by providing a transformative and immersive hands-on learning experience. Launched in Fall 2023 and set to be ended in June 2025, this innovative program is designed to offer young women from diverse backgrounds, primarily Detroit Public and Charter […]
Hidden Figures no more: DADA funds LTU computer science and mathematics program for high school girls
SOUTHFIELD—Lawrence Technological University has received $25,000 from the Detroit Auto Dealers Association to target 128 high school junior and senior girls in the fields of computer science and mathematics during the 2023 -2024 academic year. At LTU, what is called the Hidden Figure ScholarsTM Program recruits high school juniors and seniors from Detroit area high schools and exposes them […]
LTU gets $175K in two state grants to help disadvantaged students
SOUTHFIELD—Students from economically or academically disadvantaged backgrounds will get additional help with their studies at Lawrence Technological University, thanks to a pair of grants from the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity’s King-Chávez-Parks Initiative. LTU received $101,323 from the KCP Initiative’s Select Student Support Services program, and $73,449 from its Michigan College-University Partnership program. Both […]
LTU wins $440,000 grant for summer programs for community college scholars
SOUTHFIELD—Lawrence Technological University has won a six-year, $440,000 Michigan College-University Partnership Research Scholars program grant that will bring community college students to LTU in the summers to study a wide variety of topics. Principal investigator on the grant is Sibrina Collins, executive director of STEM education in LTU’s College of Arts and Sciences. The grant furthers existing […]
