April 16, 2021 (Virtual)

The Annual Research Day and Presidential Colloquium promote the scholarly engagement of faculty and students in order to support the highest quality educational experience for Lawrence Tech students. The events bring together faculty and students to celebrate and promote a culture of research at Lawrence Tech.

April 24, 2019

In the video, LTU students and faculty describe the research they did in various courses in different majors and disciplines, from the “hard sciences” to the humanities. Students talk about their discoveries and CRE course experience. Faculty describe new CRE courses they develop.

Julie ZV (the first person in the video) is the co-chair of the Natural Sciences department, and has been very innovative in culturally-responsive research — allowing and encouraging her students to bring their culture to the classroom. Her new first-year level CRE course is an example of the integration of science, social issues, and culture, all in one CRE course designed mostly for non-science majors.

April 6, 2018

Research Symposium. Eighty six posters were presented by students, in addition to several talks by students (a total of 101 students). The event allowed the students to present the work they did in the classroom, and also work done outside of a classroom setting.