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Dr. Kristin Haglund and team honored with MCN Scholarly Review Paper of the Year Award
The team behind “Probiotics for the Management of Infantile Colic: A Systematic Review,” has been honored with the American Journal of Maternal and Child Nursing (MCN) Scholarly Review Paper of the Year 2021. The paper was a collaboration between: Dr. Kristin Haglund, professor, College of Nursing Dr. Lisa Hanson, professor, College of Nursing Alissa Fial,…
Poverty Research Initiative to host virtual panel on Sept. 30
Join Dr. George Hinton, President and CEO of the Social Development Commission (SDC), and panelists on Thursday, Sept. 30 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. for a virtual conversation as they discuss their plans for the establishment of a Policy Institute for Poverty and Institutional Racism. To sign up for the event, email Nadine Desmarais,…
Department of Occupational Therapy seeks pediatric participants for research study
The Pediatric Movement and Neuroscience Lab in the Department of Occupational Therapy is seeking children ages 7-17 for a research study investigating bimanual coordination. If your child is interested in the brain and how it helps us move, they would be a great fit for this study. Contact Dr. Sam Nemanich to get involved. For more information,…
Students encouraged to participate in Science Coalition’s video challenge; deadline is Oct. 18
The Science Coalition, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization of more than 50 of the nation’s leading public and private research universities, is hosting its third annual video challenge in which students are encouraged to create videos highlighting the importance of scientific research. Graduate and undergraduate students can submit a 60 to 90-second video. Submissions will be…
Ignite to host Bistro Night, Sept. 22
Ignite Bistro Night will be Wednesday, Sept. 22, from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Lunda Room in the AMU. The event features the dynamic components of Ignite — engaging community, inspiring speakers and prayer — plus a free Italian dinner. Student panelists will explore the night’s theme of “Being the Difference: How Service Transforms.” …
MUSG Speaker Series: A Conversation with Javier Muñoz is Sept. 23
The MUSG Speaker Series presents “A Conversation with Javier Muñoz” on Thursday, Sept. 23, at 6 p.m. in the Weasler Auditorium. Muñoz will speak about his work as an actor and an activist. Muñoz is best known for starring as Alexander Hamilton in the cultural-phenomenon musical Hamilton on Broadway for two years, after Lin-Manuel Miranda departed the…
Relationships and Reasoning
Alumnus Dr. David Brinker studies how mutual understanding can lead to healthy discourse
Marquette College of Business Administration launches groundbreaking Real Estate Asset Program
The College of Business Administration at Marquette University has announced the launch of a groundbreaking Real Estate Asset Program, a real-world, student-focused investment program in commercial real estate. It is the first classroom-based, student-run real estate investment program for undergraduate students in the nation. Marquette’s REAP will welcome its first cohort of 8-10 students in…
Marquette ranked 83 nationally in U.S. News and World Report 2022 undergraduate rankings
Marquette is ranked 83rd among national universities, up from 88 last year in the U.S. News and World Report 2022 Best Colleges rankings. Marquette is ranked 54 on the list for Best Value Schools, and the university is also again included as an “A-plus School for B Students.” Marquette once again made the peer-nominated list…
Getting to know Dr. Joya Crear, acting vice president for inclusive excellence
A 20-year student affairs veteran, Dr. Joya Crear has since August 2017 helped to lead the Division of Student Affairs’ work in community service, diversity, assessment, leadership development and mission integration—work that made her an apt fit to take on the acting vice president for inclusive excellence role. The former assistant vice president for student…