In partnership with LTU community and the city of Southfield, the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (ODEI) aims to foster and cultivate a culture of belonging and engagement through programming, research, resources, and courageous dialogue. LTU’s mission, vision and values embraces the global perspective, theory and practice, and character and integrity, strong tenets supporting our community to be solution-focused on issues of social justice, equity, and access.
Dr. Caryn Reed-Hendon
Eula MuckleroyNew University Policy (Sept. 2022)
Preferred First Name Policy for Students
International Students
Student Life
LGBTQ+ Resources
Inter-faith Lounge
Pan-Hellenic Councils
Diversity Statistics
48 different countries are represented by our international students.
43% of students are in a racial minority group.
Past presentations
Most of our events and workshops will be recorded and saved for future viewing.
DEI Advisory Council
If you have been a victim of...
- Sexual assault/harassment
- Domestic/dating violence
- Verbal/Written Threat
- Stalking
- Discrimination
- Bias-Related
...We are here to help.
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News
Friday, November 18, 2022Founded in Copenhagen, Denmark in 2000, the HUMAN LIBRARY is now hosted globally. The model is that each person sharing their story is a book and, like in a library, the book can be checked out for a short time, generally 20 minutes, by our students, faculty, and staff, the readers. Each book has a speci... more
Friday, April 29, 2022Bettye Washington-Greene was a pioneer in research chemistry, earning a PhD and becoming the first Black woman to work in the research labs at Midland’s Dow Chemical. Now, her life has been chronicled by Logan Daniher, a graduating senior in the media communication program at Lawrence Technological University.
