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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…
COVID Cheq opt-out now available for faculty and staff who are entirely remote this semester
A self-opt-out is now available for faculty and staff who are only on campus once a week or less. To request an opt-out, complete this form. IMPORTANT: Opting out does not make you exempt from completing a health screening before coming to campus, it simply stops the daily reminders from being sent to you and allows…
Kuali system to undergo upgrades, Sept. 4-5
On Friday, Sept. 4, upgrades will be made to Kuali, Marquette’s electronic system for proposal submission, research compliance and grants management. The first upgrade will be in the Conflict of Interest (COI) module. After the upgrade, users will experience more tailored questions based upon the specific nature of their disclosures. There may also be additional…
Cape Town study abroad program info sessions to take place, Sept. 8-11
The Sibanye Cape Town program (formerly South Africa Service Learning) offers opportunities for students to take courses at the University of Western Cape and work with local communities and organizations in areas focused on refugees, youth education, community development, women empowerment, race, socioeconomic or gender inequities, sustainable living and more. Attend a Sibanye Cape Town info session any day at 5 p.m.…
Faber Center releases fall events calendar
The Faber Center’s fall events calendar is now available on the Faber website. Registration is now open for various retreats and gatherings meant to inspire reflection, spiritual growth, prayer and respite. Highlights include: Ignatian Yoga Retreat Busy Person’s Retreat Bible studies Faith-sharing groups Follow The Faber Center on Facebook for the latest on offerings for Marquette faculty and…
Employee Resource Groups accepting new members
The Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion supports a number of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) that seek to promote a sense of community, build personal and professional networks, enhance employee support, and retention and assist in attracting new employees to Marquette to foster a diverse and inclusive community. There are currently seven active ERGs: Hispanic/Latinx Faculty and Staff…
University mourns the loss of Rev. Thomas Tobin, S.J., former Board of Trustees member
Marquette University mourns the loss of Rev. Thomas Tobin, S.J., who passed away on Sunday, Aug. 30, at the age of 74. Father Tobin was elected to the Marquette University Board of Trustees in 1998; in 2010, he became an emeritus trustee. A Chicago native, Father Tobin graduated from Quigley Seminary South and studied for…
Reminder: University asks students not to travel over Labor Day weekend
Per guidance from the CDC and the Wisconsin Health Department, all nonessential travel should be avoided. Wide-based community spread of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, continues throughout the United States and many other countries. Travel anywhere outside one’s own current community, domestically or internationally, increases risk of contracting the virus. In order to help…