Andrew Goldstein
Learn about DE MSN program in Pathways to Nursing event
The Pathways to Nursing event will be in Marquette’s Pleasant Prairie facility on Saturday, April 5 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Graduate School of Management climbs in CEO Magazine EMBA, Online MBA rankings
Marquette’s EMBA and Online MBA programs received strong recognition in the 2025 edition of the CEO Magazine rankings.
Future-ready skills: How Marquette students are tackling emerging technologies
The Emerging Technologies class equips information systems students with practical tech skills and creative problem-solving abilities.
Clinical professors help students connect classroom theory with practical experience
Clinical instructors help future nurses develop critical thinking, clinical judgment, and confidence in patient care.
Sales research in action: Dr. Jess Ogilvie uses novel insights to create hands-on learning experiences
When COVID-19 forced classes to go virtual, most saw it as an obstacle. Dr. Jess Ogilvie saw it as an opportunity to create new training exercises for students. “With our industry partners, I conducted research into verbal and nonverbal language cues during video sales calls,” says Ogilvie, the director of Marquette Business’ Center for…
A message from Dean Andrew DeGuire
Dear Marquette Business alumni and friends, It’s wonderful to connect with you again. Over the past few months, I’ve had the privilege of meeting many more members of our community, and I’ve been inspired by the passion you bring to supporting our college and its mission. One of the topics that keeps coming up in…
From stage to sim lab: Professional actors help student nurses learn patient communication
The true art of simulation is in bringing the illusory to life. Mannequins that can change heart rates and even give birth. An apartment with a mock refrigerator and sink. All of this is meant to make the fake seem as real as possible. When students enter that staged apartment, however, the person sitting on…
Engineering meets supply chain: Hands-on lessons in automation
The task that baffles students in the Manufacturing, Planning and Control class is something that a five-year-old can easily do: snap two Legos together. One might think that the state-of-the-art robots in the Omron Advanced Automation Lab would do it at least as easily as a human toddler. It turns out, however, that the process…
Bridging campus and career through AIM: NYC trip opens doors for aspiring financiers
An annual trip to the heart of the world’s financial markets set students up for a lifetime of success in the industry.
AGACNP raising money, collecting food for Street Angels Milwaukee
The Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner program is supporting Street Angels Milwaukee, an outreach program for people experiencing homelessness, as this year’s community service project for graduating seniors. “I cared for a homeless individual during my cardiology rotation last semester and quickly realized the additional complexities that need to be considered when caring for a…