Andrew Goldstein
Advising staff create welcoming culture in new student success center
Helene Fuld Center for Nursing Student Success provides valuable resource for learners to enhance their education.
Marquette Nursing’s Dr. Maria Pena seeks to understand, improve sense of belonging for underrepresented students
Dr. Maria Pena’s research is an apt fit for Marquette’s College of Nursing, which — along with the university — places a high priority on student success and belonging. Pena, one of the newest Ph.D. recipients in the college, recently defended her dissertation, “Student Voice: Perceptions of Sense of Belonging and Involvement among Minoritized…
2024: The Year in Marquette Nursing News
It was an eventful 12 months in the College of Nursing. Take a look back at the highlights, including a new facility and a multimillion-dollar grant.
2024: The Year in Marquette Business News
It was an eventful year in Marquette Business news. Here are the top 12 stories from our college over the last 12 months.
PHOTO GALLERY: Tenth DE MSN Milwaukee cohort celebrates completion of program
The College of Nursing held an end-of-program celebration ceremony to acknowledge the accomplishments of students in the Direct Entry Master of Nursing Milwaukee cohort.
Connection between job loss and addiction? Research from economics professor, student may impact policy decisions
Dr. Nicholas Jolly grew up in a family where multiple people worked in manufacturing, an industry that suffers from relatively high rates of involuntary job loss, particularly over the past few years. It’s how he got interested in the impacts of labor turnover on people’s personal lives. “If someone loses their job, I’m interested in…
Graduate accounting students pursue justice for fraud victims
For most students, academic pressure manifests in a final exam. For Brittany Mani, pressure is knowing that someone’s freedom hinges on her work. “The experience that I’m gaining is valuable because it’s rooted in the real world,” Mani says. “It’s making me so much more vigilant.” That’s the effect of working as a forensic accountant,…
Business classes partner with charity to bring clean water to towns in Guatemala
Students at both the undergraduate and EMBA levels work with Global Partners: Running Waters to perform core business functions for a good cause.
Marquette researchers, professors reflect on purpose of their work during National Caregivers Month
Marquette Nursing is a regional leader in person-centered research, including issues related to caregiving. During National Caregivers Month, which runs for the duration of November each year, this mission is more important than ever. Three professors in the college who specialize in caregiving research took the time to reflect on why the well-being of caregivers…
Military veterans use Graduate School of Management to transition to next phase of life
The Graduate School of Management’s student-centric approach appeals to veterans returning to school for advanced degrees.