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Student Wellness and Health Promotion: Talk Saves Lives, Feb. 24
Talk Saves Lives is the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s signature education program.
Careers for the Common Good fair, Feb. 20
This is an opportunity to connect with representatives from local and national organizations to learn how they serve the common good, as well as hear about current or anticipated opportunities to join their work through jobs, internships and service.
Student-Made Marquette seeking opinions on Marquette shopping preferences
Student-Made Marquette seeks opinions on what products Marquette students and faculty would like to see from their talented artists.
A message from Diederich College of Communication Acting Dean Kati Berg
Dear friends of the Diederich College of Communication: My name is Dr. Kati Berg, and it is my distinct honor to serve as the acting dean of our college. For those of you who do not know me, I joined the college’s faculty in 2006 after completing my Ph.D. at the University of Oregon. Since…
Preceptors: ‘Marquette students hit the ground running’
Every year, students at various points in their academic careers disperse into clinics or hospitals ready to embark on their fieldwork as guided by expert preceptors — professionals in the industry that instruct students with hands-on training. The experience helps students inch closer to graduation and their professional certification. And every year, preceptors within Marquette’s…
The boomerang crew — athletic training graduates return for professional roles with Marquette Athletics
Noel Kruse and Eric Khondaker traveled different roads that led both to earn master’s degrees in Marquette’s Athletic Training program. Each graduated from the program with the same mission: to come back and work at their alma mater someday. “I basically said, ‘Hey, I’m a local kid. I want to be in DI athletics. If…
Creative combination: Marquette, MIAD partnership unites academics with art
It’s a unique collaboration between Marquette University and Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design that benefits students from both institutions. The Marquette-MIAD cross-registration program offers students reciprocity correlated with their minor and an opportunity to enhance creative skills, increase knowledge of the arts and fulfill artistic desires. Gracie Pionek, Comm ’23, first discovered the MIAD…
Teaching advertising with distinction — and always on call
On the first day of each semester, Diederich College of Communication instructor Dave Wilcox shares his cell phone number right at the top of the course syllabus. “If you’re sending a panicky text from Raynor at 10 p.m. the night before something is due,” he tells students, “and I can spend two minutes answering your…
Leading the Way in Research and Communication: A Conversation with Dr. Young Kim
Faculty in the Diederich College of Communication are well-known for combining high levels of expertise in their fields with a passion for student learning. Dr. Young Kim, associate professor of strategic communication, exemplifies the intersection of teaching and research that make the teacher-scholar model so impactful. Kim has been recognized as one of the top 2%…
A message from Dean of Health Sciences Dr. William Cullinan
Dear alumni and friends of Marquette’s College of Health Sciences, In our college, we are passionate about molding the next generation of health care providers into competent, caring and compassionate clinicians in whom patients will place great trust. The articles in this edition of Marquette Health Sciences reflect that passion while highlighting student accomplishments in the clinical…