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Take part in M-Prize Challenge: ‘Believing in Better’
Marquette and Kohler Company have again partnered for the M-Prize Challenge, a pitch competition for Marquette students.
Student Career Fair Prep Workshop, Sept. 11
Marquette Career Services Center is hosting a preparation workshop for those interested in learning more about career fairs.
Learn about a career in sports at the Student Sports Summit, Sept. 27
Attend the Student Sports Summit to engage with leaders in sports and learn about career pathways and future opportunities.
Fast facts on first-year graduate, professional students
Learn more about the makeup of each college and the students who traveled to Milwaukee from around the country — and world.
Finance professor offers unique perspective on student success as former nontraditional student
Oleg Gurin transitions from Northwestern Mutual to new role as full-time professor in the College of Business Administration.
Straz Hall wows pre-admission intensive students in early tour
Freshmen in Project BEYOND-2 visit their new home before the year begins.
On Topic: Artificial intelligence and what it means for the classroom — and beyond
Dr. Michael Zimmer answers questions about how AI is used today, the pros and cons of classroom use and the technology’s trajectory.
On the Issues: Marquette Law School Poll, Sept. 11
Marquette University Law School will share the results of a new statewide poll on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 12:15 p.m.
Chemistry colloquium on improving learning experiences in STEM education, Sep. 6
The Chemistry Department will host a colloquium titled “Improving learning experiences through constructive alignment of course components” on Friday, Sep. 6, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in Todd Wehr Chemistry 121. The event will feature Dr. Renee S. Cole, professor of chemistry at the University of Iowa. See details for the Chemistry Department colloquia…
Mathematical and Statistical Sciences colloquium on machine learning regression, Sept. 6
Sparapani will present on “Machine Learning Regression and Marginal Effects Inference.”