Alex Nemec
A Thanksgiving reflection from Rev. John Thiede, S.J.
Rev. John Thiede, S.J., vice president for mission and ministry, reminds us of all we have to be thankful for at Marquette.
Campus Ministry welcomes new Muslim chaplain Fatih Harpci
Dr. Fatih Harpci joined the Campus Ministry staff this summer as the office’s Muslim chaplain to walk with Muslim students during their faith journeys. Harpci is an associate professor of religion at Carthage College. At Marquette, he will provide spiritual support to the Muslim student community while being mindful of a chaplain’s role of walking…
Cecille Medina-Maldonado to focus on student inclusion as new assistant director of multicultural ministry
In this Q&A with Marquette Today, Medina-Maldonado outlines what her journey looked like and what she is looking forward to accomplishing in her role here at Marquette.
M. S. Program in Speech Language Pathology earns full-term reaccreditation
The Speech Pathology and Audiology Department in the College of Health Sciences has received reaccreditation from its professional organization after a successful site visit in February.
Physician Assistant Studies earns reaccreditation
The Marquette University Physician Assistant Studies program was recently granted continued accreditation until July 2033 from its accrediting body, the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant. “We are happy with ARC-PA’s decision and grateful for our program faculty and staff’s diligent work to maintain the high level of instruction necessary for our…
Public invited to Health Sciences, Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association ‘Try It’ event, Nov. 1
The Adaptive Abilities Club in the College of Health Sciences has teamed up with the Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association to host “Try-It.”
Get to know your new hall ministers
In addition to the many resident assistants, some residence halls have a hall minister to provide pastoral care to and be a spiritual presence for all residents and building staff.
Speech pathology professor aims to set the standard for pediatric feeding schedules
Dr. Amy Delaney is working to better define feeding stages, particularly between pediatrician visits.
A lesson in cultural humility and global citizenship
The students affectionately called him “Mr. Gabriel.” Each day for a week last spring, the former architect traveled hours through his native Belize to a clinic where a team of Marquette Occupational Therapy students aided in his recovery following a stroke he suffered months prior. Mr. Gabriel’s story is not unique in Belize or anywhere…
OT adaptive sports camp fulfills need in Milwaukee community
For the past few years, Adela Villanueva Perez has been frustrated by how difficult it is to find fun and social activities for her son Carlos. Carlos was diagnosed with autism at four years old and solely because of his diagnosis, he hasn’t been allowed to participate in programming for kids his age. “In the…