Lawrence Technological University will host its second annual Scholarship Gala this May. The gala’s theme, “Innovation Through the Ages,” reflects LTU’s rich 93-year history of groundbreaking education and exceptional alumni, while turning attention to our collective future.

The newly-opened Michigan Central Station in Detroit, will offer a breathtaking backdrop for an evening dedicated to the future of education and advancement in Metro Detroit.

Attendees will enjoy an elegant dinner, live entertainment, an auction and more. The evening features the presentation of the Edward Donley, Luminary and Ray Moy awards, recognizing individuals for their outstanding contributions in leadership, philanthropy, scholarship and service.

This year’s gala is set for 5:30 p.m. Saturday, May 17, 2025 at Michigan Central Station, 201 15th Street in Detroit. Joseph Fadool will serve as keynote speaker for this year’s event. He graduated from LTU in 1989 with an engineering degree and is the president and CEO of BorgWarner Inc., headquartered in Auburn Hills.

Based in Southfield, Mich., Lawrence Technological University is one of 13 private, technological, comprehensive doctoral universities in the United States. University leaders remain committed to delivering a world-class education that is accessible to all, but many students face significant barriers when it comes to financing or completing their education.

This annual event creates crucial scholarship funding that directly supports students in need and prepares them for future success. Purchase tickets today at http://ltu.edu/thegala.