Andrew Goldstein
What’s next for artificial intelligence? Marquette Business professors offer advice on best practices
AI has disrupted classrooms at every level of education. Instructors in the College of Business Administration such as Dr. Joe Wall and Hunter Sandidge are adapting.
‘A lot of my best friends are 85 years old:’ Nursing student finds community, family in St. Camillus program
Creating interactions between students, retirees is the goal of innovative program in College of Nursing.
President and CEO of Network Health to speak at Loebl Women Business Leader Series
Coreen Dicus-Johnson to deliver Loebl keynote at O’Brien Hall on Wednesday, April 10.
Lightsabers and wrestling belts: Marquette Business’ Michael Browne has a system to teach accounting to anyone
Many students in Michael Browne’s class have never studied accounting before. That’s more than fine by him.
South Africa trip gives students a global perspective on nursing
Nursing students get up-close look at how health care systems function halfway around the world.
Nursing students meet with legislators for Nurses Day at the Capitol
The Wisconsin Nurses Association provided the opportunity for Marquette students to learn about issues impacting nurses.
Women in Supply Chain Scholars provides early boost to young female professionals
Women interested in operations and supply chain management careers find mentors, support through special group.
Marquette Nursing researchers find Black patients referred less often for home health care
Drs. Abiola Keller, Marianne Weiss find racial disparities in care referrals.
Blood Drive in AMU to be held in honor of former nursing professor, March 20
Drive honors Kit Stevic, professor in the College of Nursing who died of cancer in 2021.
Marquette Nursing to integrate electronic health records software into curriculum through collaboration with Epic
Lyceum gives nursing seniors hands-on experience with industry standard software