Jack Goods
Coordinating care for dementia patients
Marquette nursing professor aims to better connect dementia patients with resources.
Dr. Dora Clayton-Jones named to Milwaukee Business Journal’s Women of Influence
Dr. Dora Clayton-Jones, assistant professor in the College of Nursing, was named to the Milwaukee Business Journal’s 2022 list of Women of Influence, a cohort that includes prominent business and community leaders from throughout southeastern Wisconsin. Clayton-Jones is the president of the International Association of Sickle Cell Nurses and Professional Associates and is committed to advancing…
Setting new goals for the Honors Program
An Action Research Team made up of Marquette students and faculty is working to enhance the Honors Program By Jill Nuelle, communication intern in the Office of Marketing and Communication In a partnership that is in many ways unique to higher education, a dedicated team of students and faculty have worked over the past two…
IWL study finds employers can play role in mitigating impacts of domestic violence
When employers have supportive policies and when employees utilize them, domestic violence survivors have improved outcomes, according to a white paper published by the Institute for Women’s Leadership at Marquette, which focuses on better understanding and supporting domestic violence survivors in the workplace. The paper, “A Guide to Better Understanding and Supporting Domestic Violence Survivors…
Marquette ranked by Princeton Review for ROI, internships
The Princeton Review this week released its list of 209 Best Value Colleges for 2022 — Marquette University was again named to the list. Out of 650 colleges and universities the Princeton Review evaluated for this year’s list, the 209 schools chosen are those the education services group recommends as offering the best ROI (return…
Spring 2022 course evaluations now available
Spring 2022 course evaluations are available as of Wednesday, April 27, and run through Tuesday, May 10. Click here to log into MOCES. Course evaluations are used by Marquette to review classes and instructors, with the primary goal of improving the quality of both. Responses are confidential, and no identifying information will appear with a…
Remind students to complete course evaluation by May 10
Spring 2022 course evaluations are available as of Wednesday, April 27, and run through Tuesday, May 10. Please remind your students to complete their course evaluations or set aside some time if you are teaching in-person classes for students to complete their evaluation. In-class evaluations are an effective way to increase overall response rate. …
Register by May 15 for the Graduate Student Career Development Bootcamp
The Graduate School invites graduate students, including those graduating, to participate in a week-long immersive career development bootcamp designed specifically for them and their unique career development needs. This year’s bootcamp will feature a hybrid learning format with some virtual sessions and days dedicated to in-person experiences. In addition to workshops, the bootcamp will…
Neuroscience seminar on effects of cocaine self-administration, May 3
The Integrative Neuroscience Research Center will host Dr. Kathryn Reissner, assistant professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, on Tuesday, May 3, at 3:30 p.m. for a seminar in Schroeder Complex 256. The seminar is titled “Abstinence-Dependent Effects of Cocaine Self-Administration on Nucleus Accumbens Astrocytes and the Incubation…
Interdisciplinary faculty team receives 2022 Way Klingler Teaching Enhancement Award
Faculty and associate deans from the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Education and staff from the Educational Opportunity Program received the 2022 Way Klingler Teaching Enhancement Award. Winners include: Cheryl Brenner, mathematics content specialist, Educational Opportunity Program Dr. Joshua Burns, associate dean of academic affairs, Klingler College of Arts and Sciences Dr.…