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Dr. Bryan C. Rindfleisch named Marquette Core Curriculum Award winner
The Marquette Core Curriculum Committee is pleased to announce Dr. Bryan C. Rindfleisch as the winner of the 2022 MCC Teaching Excellence Award. Rindfleisch is an associate professor in the Department of History who regularly teaches classes fulfilling the MCC’s Engaging Social Systems and Values requirements as well as classes in the Discovery Tier. He…
Wear jeans to support survivors of sexual violence on Denim Day, April 27
Marquette is honoring survivors of sexual violence by celebrating Denim Day on Wednesday, April 27. Show your support for survivors of sexual assault by wearing jeans on Wednesday to call for an end to myths surrounding sexual violence. The Student Wellness Center will host a Denim Day Speakout at 6 p.m. on the Central Mall…
Near West Side Partners, Marquette focus on neighborhood vitality
As the President’s Task Force on Community Safety continues to address safety and security on campus and in the community, members of the Marquette community, including those serving on several task force workgroups, have been collaborating with neighborhood organizations to focus on crime prevention and community building. Last week, Near West Side Partners (NWSP) convened…
Soup with Substance on sexual assault awareness month, April 27
The Center for Peacemaking is hosting a Soup with Substance in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month on Wednesday, April 27, at noon in AMU 163. Five panelists will discuss sexual assault on college campuses: Dr. Heather Hlavka, associate professor of social and cultural sciences Dr. Jody Jessup-Anger, professor and chair of educational policy and…
Film screening, panel discussion on cultural activism, April 28
All are invited to attend a virtual event on Thursday, April 28, at 6 p.m. which will explore how cultural activism in the form of music, poetry, filmmaking and storytelling can produce local and global shifts that cure social ills and promote justice. If you are a student or a scholar concerned with countercultural movements,…
Gospel Choir spring concert, April 30
The Marquette University Gospel Choir will host its annual spring concert on Saturday, April 30, at 3 p.m. in Weasler Auditorium. Admission is free and the concert is open to the public.
Submit nominations for Staff Senate beginning April 25
Nominations for University Staff Senate (USS) representatives will be accepted Monday, April 25, through Friday, May 13. A survey link will be sent to submit nominations electronically. Staff can also find a link to the nomination form on the USS webpage. Consider nominating yourself or someone on staff. The University Staff Senate is a…
American Red Cross blood drive is April 28
The American Red Cross Club will host a blood drive on Thursday, April 28, from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. in AMU 163. Appointments can be made online.
Communication intern job description
Working with the Communication Team, the communication interns assist with media monitoring and content creation. They will be tasked with writing stories for Marquette Today and managing an online calendar of events. Additionally, they will be responsible for helping manage social media accounts, generating story ideas and writing news releases on university events, awards, etc.…
Siderits Distinguished Lecture Series in Gender and Sexuality, April 28
The Annual Siderits Distinguished Lecture Series in Gender and Sexuality will take place on Thursday, April 28, from 2 p.m. until 3:30 p.m. on Teams. This year the lecture will feature a panel of experts and is titled “Challenges to Modern Gender Socialization: Contributions of Media Messages, Sexual Stereotypes and Racial Discrimination.” The panel consists…