Notable Faculty and Staff
- Wayne Buell, B.S. Chemical Engineering 1936 - Lawrence Tech's president in 1964. Was a member of the first class to attend Lawrence Tech for four years from 1932-1936. The Buell Management building was named in his honor.
- Don Ridler - Before coming to Lawrence Tech in 1932 to build an athletic program, he coached Michigan's first professional football franchise. The Ridler Field House was named in his honor.
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