Oakland Athletics Mourns the Death of Glenn McIntosh, Beloved Leader and Mentor

Friends, students, and faculty reflect on the personal and professional influence of Glenn McIntosh.

September 18, 2026

This article was last updated by Alisha Shrestha on September 18, 2026

The Oakland University community is grieving the sudden death of Glenn McIntosh, Senior Vice President for Student Affairs and Chief Diversity Officer.

McIntosh, known for his unwavering dedication to students and colleagues, passed away unexpectedly, leaving a profound impact on everyone who knew him.

McIntosh’s colleagues and students remember him not only as a skilled administrator but as a mentor, guide, and friend.

“One of the very best people I have ever known was unexpectedly taken from us far too soon,” Brandy Miriam Rachel.

Students echoed these sentiments, recalling how McIntosh went above and beyond to support them personally and academically.

Alexis Jordan recounted a touching memory from her graduation day:

Faculty and staff remember McIntosh as a compassionate leader who invested in the growth and well-being of everyone around him.

Stephanie Bahoura described him as a father figure, counselor, and inspiration.

“Even after graduation, I worked at OU and we would have conversations about life, education, and how to make a difference in the world,” she .

Oakland University Student Congress (OUSC) expressed deep sorrow over his passing, highlighting his leadership, kindness, and dedication to students.

“Vice President McIntosh’s impact will be felt for generations, and his memory will remain a guiding light for the Oakland University community,” the organization .

McIntosh’s influence extended beyond campus. Gee Que Glenn reflected on his role as both an educational leader and a man of Omega Psi Phi fraternity, while David Coulter emphasized McIntosh’s love for his family, friends, and community.

“His passing leaves a deep hole in our hearts, softened only by the knowledge that his vision, compassion, and strength will forever guide those he touched,” Coulter .

Glenn McIntosh’s legacy as a mentor, advocate, and friend will continue to inspire the Oakland University community and beyond.

He will be remembered for his kindness, wisdom, and the countless lives he uplifted throughout his career.

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