Andrew Goldstein
Alumni help form future Marquette Nurse Practitioners through preceptorship
Marquette nurse-midwifery alumna Brittany Froeming remembers occasionally feeling overwhelmed when she first walked the halls of her clinical rotation site as a student nurse midwife. She was expected to prepare patients, handle medical charting and hone her clinical skills without constant guidance, a process that came with a lot of difficult, novel situations. When these…
A message from Dean Jill Guttormson
Dear College of Nursing Community, It is my pleasure to be writing to you from our brand-new building, David A. Straz, Jr., Hall. This facility was years in the making, and it would not have happened without your support. Thousands of Marquette Nurses will be better prepared for practice because of it. I encourage our…
‘It gets you used to doing hard things:’ Inside the life of a naval nursing ROTC student
Nurses in Marquette’s Navy ROTC program live out the university’s commitment to service through their military training, commitment.
Telehealth Accelerator announces 2024 grant awardees
The Marquette University Telehealth Accelerator announced the awarding of three grants, each worth up to $20,000, to faculty members pursuing projects that advance telehealth. This year’s grants were given to partnerships between Marquette faculty and researchers from other institutions, including Howard University and Ascension. The awardees are as follows: In 2021, a $1.5 million…
Igniting Innovation: Marquette Invitational empowers student entrepreneurs
The first-ever Marquette Invitational brought student entrepreneurs representing six companies and three Milwaukee colleges together for a pitch competition. Marquette biomedical sciences senior Abigail Crocker received second place in the competition, winning $7500 in funding for her company, Tailored Remedy. Junior Riley Condon, who is studying entrepreneurship, information systems and French, took fourth place with…
Inclusive excellence spotlight: Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs Dr. Karen Robinson
Fighting for health care equity is one of the hallmarks of a Marquette Nurse. Dr. Karen Robinson, assistant dean of graduate programs, has taken that mission to heart. As a practitioner, researcher, professor and administrator, Robinson has advocated for social justice, paving the way for the next generation of nurses. Briefly describe your research interests…
From pizza to professor: Former Giordano’s CFO brings lessons from corporate world to the classroom
Brent Johnson has experience in one of the most competitive industries in the market. Marquette students are benefiting from his wisdom.
Building the Bots: Perspectives in Applied Artificial Intelligence
Dr. Joe Wall’s students use artificial intelligence to enhance their learning experience; they are even building AI models.
Q&A with Jill Kuester, new director of the Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program
Jill Kuester is the new director of the Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner program.
Nursing student, professor take on gun violence as public health issue
Dr. Chris Schindler and honors student Maddie Macek are hoping to increase political consciousness among nurses.