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Save the dates: Campus feedback sought on new strategic plan framework at Oct. 5, 9 events
All faculty, staff and students are invited to attend one of two open forums to provide cross-campus feedback on the emerging framework for the university’s new strategic plan.
Career fair prep workshop, Sept. 13
The Career Services Center is hosting a career fair prep workshop on Sept. 13 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Jewish High Holiday programs and celebrations
Join Hillel Milwaukee and the Jewish Student Union to celebrate the High Holidays beginning Friday, Sept. 15, through Sunday, Oct. 8.
Chorus and Chamber Choir present a University Homecoming Concert, ‘The Tower of Babel,’ Sept. 29
The Haggerty Museum of Art will host “The Tower of Babel,” a choral performance presented in conjunction with the exhibition “Image in Dispute: Dutch & Flemish Art from the Haggerty Museum of Art’s Collection,” on Friday, Sept. 29, at 5 p.m.
Nominate a sophomore for the Excellence in Leadership Program by Sep. 25
The E-Lead Program is seeking nominations of sophomores from across the university for the spring 2024 program.
Nursing students get hands-on experience through Froedtert Scholars program
A clinical partnership between Marquette University and Froedtert Health is allowing student nurses to seamlessly transition into the workforce.
Sept. 19 is National Voter Registration Day
Marquette students are encouraged to be civically engaged.
Join the Marquette Career Network
Career Services and the Marquette University Alumni Association encourage students to join the Marquette Career Network. Engage with the Marquette community, seek knowledge and advice regarding your academic goals, explore career interests and grow your professional network. Marquette Alumni who have joined Marquette Career Network are excited to make a difference by sharing personal and…
My Wellness program year ends Sept. 29
There is still time to earn points before the wellness year ends Sept. 29.
Diederich College of Communication student named to New York Times Corps
Chesnie Wardell has been selected as one of 19 undergraduate students to take part in The New York Times Corps.