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Marquette Autism Consortium Formed To Help People With Autism Spectrum Disorder
MILWAUKEE — Marquette University announced today it has formed the Marquette Autism Consortium to promote the exchange of ideas among people and groups on campus who are interested in autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The consortium seeks to increase opportunities for awareness and inclusion, education, collaborative efforts, research, community connections, and development of resources for individuals…
Dr. Judith Mayotte Will Deliver Marquette Commencement Address
MILWAUKEE — Dr. Judith Mayotte will be the keynote speaker at Marquette University’s 135th Commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 22. Mayotte boasts a long career as a teacher, author, television producer and humanitarian. As part of the ceremony, she will also receive an honorary degree. In his formal invitation to Mayotte, Marquette President Michael R. Lovell said…
Marquette Volunteer Legal Clinic To Receive Two Awards Recognizing Community Engagement
MILWAUKEE — In recognition of Marquette Law School’s ongoing service to the Milwaukee community, the Marquette Volunteer Legal Clinic is being recognized with a pair of awards: one presented by Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki and the other by the United Community Center. Archbishop Listecki will present a “Treasures of the Church” award to the…
Marquette Researcher Studying Application Of Cancer Genes For Treatment Of Spinal Cord Injury
Dr. Murray Blackmore receives $415,000 in new grant funding for research
Marquette Nursing Professor Attends Summit To Develop Innovative Curriculum
MILWAUKEE — Dr. Susan Breakwell, clinical associate professor and director of the Institute of Palliative and End-of-Life Care at Marquette University College of Nursing, recently participated in a summit to define undergraduate nursing palliative care competencies and develop an innovative online curriculum to integrate palliative care in undergraduate nursing education across the nation. The online format…
Engineering Researcher Finds Chemical In Soaps Linked To Antibiotic Resistance
Professor’s related study discovers technology to remove problematic agent from wastewater
Marquette Researcher Receives $800,000 Grant To Fund Neuroscience Study
Study will examine the mechanisms of memory creation and brain function
Antihydrogen Neutral As Charged, Marquette Researcher Finds
MILWAUKEE — The charge of antihydrogen – the antimatter counterpart of hydrogen – is neutral, according to a paper published this week by a team of scientists that includes a research assistant professor of physics at Marquette University. Dr. Timothy Tharp and 38 other colleagues conducted research as part of the ALPHA Collaboration at the…
Marquette University To Partner With Aurora Health Care On Athletic Performance Research Center
Aurora announces $40 million capital investment in the project
Marquette Names Next Dean Of Diederich College Of Communication
Dr. Kimo Ah Yun is longtime faculty member, administrator at Sacramento State