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Update from president and provost following meeting with Black student leaders
University will add 40 full-tuition scholarships, create mandatory training for students, faculty and staff Dear Marquette community, Marquette University is taking strides toward better addressing racial justice on our campus, with important events taking place last Thursday and again today. We want to update you about these meetings and resulting action steps we are taking.…
Students advised to temporarily avoid Gesu Masses and instead attend other on-campus Masses due to COVID-19 protocols
Due to COVID-19 health and safety protocols students should not attend Mass at Gesu until further notice. While physically located on Marquette’s campus, Gesu is also an independent parish with members outside of the Marquette community. For this reason – and for the safety of students and Gesu parishioners – students should temporarily avoid attending…
Counseling Center names new counselor for Black student support
The Marquette University Counseling Center has hired Shakari (Kari) Lewis as its first counselor and coordinator for African American and Black student support. Lewis will provide direct clinical services to students and serve as a liaison with campus partners and student groups. She begins in her new role on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Prior to joining…
Beyond MU: CIRCLES to host virtual networking sessions, Sept. 15 – Oct. 1
Beyond MU: CIRCLES will host a series of virtual networking sessions from Sept. 15 through Oct. 1. 2020 graduates are invited to join a cohort of young Marquette alumni for three weeks of dynamic programming specially designed for those just entering the work force. Each of the five sessions will include expert presentations, group dialogue, and…
Connect Retreat for first-year students is Sept. 19
Campus Ministry will host the Connect Retreat on Saturday, Sept. 19. The retreat is an opportunity for all first year Marquette students to consider these questions and more: How has Marquette been so far? What has gone well and what has been most challenging? Where has God been present—or more absent? How can faith be a greater part of…
Diversity recruitment and hiring resources now available
The Department of Human Resources and the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion worked together to create a guide for diverse, inclusive and equity-minded hiring practices. These resources are designed as a complement to the Office of the Provost’s faculty search and hiring process and an additional resource for any faculty or staff hire.…
Ott Writing Center offering virtual appointments
The Ott Memorial Writing Center is now open for virtual appointments, Sunday through Friday. Normally located in Raynor Library 240, the Writing center focuses on helping the Marquette community become better and stronger writers. The Ott has a full staff of tutors ready to help students with any and all writing assignments. Make an online appointment and see…
Academic Integrity Council seeking students to serve on Hearing Board Committee; applications due Sept. 15
The Academic Integrity Council (AIC) is seeking students to join the Hearing Board Committee, which oversees cases of academic misconduct. AIC is looking for students who adhere to the following values: Honesty Trust Fairness Respect Responsibility Students with a passion for social justice and equity, and have courage to act on these values in the…
‘Introduction to NIH submissions’ is Sept. 9
The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs will host “An Introduction to NIH Submissions” on Wednesday, Sept. 9, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. via Microsoft Teams. The webinar will focus on how to submit a proposal to the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The following topics will be discussed: Overview of grants.gov Accessing your era…