Lawrence Technological University - L Book Yearbook (Southfield, MI)

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Eflllllllld J. Dombrowski, Professor, Chemistry A graduate of the University of Detroit in 1932, I began teaching at L.I.T. immediately after graduation while con- tinuing studies in this institution for my Masters Degree. At that time, as Professor of Chemical Engineering, I taught Chemical Engineering both in day and night school plus some Math and College Chemistry. In 1940, to do my part during the war years, I obtained a position with the Ford Motor Company. I taught only evening courses at Lawrence Tech and I have continued in this capacity ever since. The chemistry laboratories on the third floor of the old ivy covered building on Woodward Avenue provided instruction and experience for some of today's leading chemists and executives. The Chemical Engineering Department was discontinued about three years ago because there were not enough students requesting this curriculum to warrant its continuation. In my estimation, Chemical Engineering is the most important of all branches of engineering, espec1ally in this area. It is my sincere belief that this curriculum should be reinstated to full standing again at Lawrence Tech in the near future. My ex- perience in the industrial field since 1940 is a substantial indi- cation that there is a great need now always for consci- entious Chemical Engineers.

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