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
Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
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P 248.204.3144
E creedhend@ltu.edu
Eula Muckleroy
Programs Coordinator for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
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P 248.204.4106
E emucklero@ltu.edu
International Students
View information for international students such as visa information, local resources and work information.
Student Life
There are many organizations for you to join to connect with your peers.
LGBTQ+ Resources
View resources for students, faculty, and staff regarding the LGBTQ+ community on campus, locally, and nationally.
Inter-faith Lounge
The lounge is open to all students during regular business hours for quiet reflection, personal meditation and/or prayer.
Pan-Hellenic Councils
The National Pan-Hellenic Council is composed of historically African American fraternities and sororities.
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.
Resources
Browse and extensive list of books, articles, movies, websites, and more
Online Training and Assessments (coming soon)
DEI Advisory Council
This task force continue developing a diverse and inclusive campus.
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.
Monthly Acknowledgement
Dr. Sibrina Collins
Executive Director
The Marburger STEM Center
Dr. Collins is an inorganic chemist and STEM administrator. She began her college career at Highland Park Community College (Highland Park, Mich.), where she earned an associate of science degree in 1990. Dr. Collins later earned a BA in chemistry (cum laude) in 1994 from Wayne State University (Detroit, Mich.). She earned her MS (1996) and PhD (2000), both in the field of inorganic chemistry, from The Ohio State University under the direction of Professor Bruce Bursten.
ODEI Instagram Feed
News
Monday, April 26, 2021Lawrence Technological University has appointed Kathryn Wrench director of sponsored research and institutional grants, and Patrick Callaghan director of professional development. Both are new positions at the University..JPG)
Wednesday, February 24, 2021A chemist by education whose career has turned to firing up young people about the career prospects in the STEAM disciplines has been honored with the third annual John G. Petty Community Champion Award from Lawrence Technological University.
Events
- Oct
26 - 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.Zoom
- Oct
27 - 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.Fountain Plaza
- Nov
8 - 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.Mary E. Marburger Auditorium, S100
