Jack Goods

  • Reminder: Guidance and FAQs for spring 2020 alternative grading policy

    The alternative spring 2020 grading policy allows students to choose class-by-class to have their earned letter grade recorded or have it replaced by a Pass/Not Pass (P/NP) grade. Note that the Pass/Not Pass policy is mandatory for dental school and law school students. The policy is outlined in the Undergraduate Bulletin and the Graduate/Graduate School…

  • President’s Challenge – COVID-19 Response Grant virtual information session is May 15

    A virtual information session about the recently announced President’s Challenge will take place this Friday, May 15, at 11:30 a.m. In partnership with American Family Insurance, Marquette has announced a special President’s Challenge to address needs in Milwaukee’s community that have been created or magnified by the COVID-19 pandemic. American Family joins the ongoing support…

  • Marquette programs and employees honored by ACUI

    Marquette received three awards through the Association of College Unions International (ACUI). The awards would have been presented at the annual conference in March, which was canceled this year due to COVID-19. The ACUI is a nonprofit educational organization that brings together college union and student activities professionals from hundreds of schools in multiple countries.…

  • We Are All Marquette: Serving students during COVID-19

    An interview with Dr. William Welburn By Saul Lopez, graduate assistant in the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion Last month I sat down with William Welburn, vice president for inclusive excellence for Marquette University’s Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion, to talk about how the office is adapting to the current situation. Dr. Welburn leads…

  • May 19 virtual COVID-19 Town Hall to focus on recovery plan, phased return to campus and facilities considerations; register today

    The Marquette COVID-19 Response Team will host another Town Hall for the campus community on Tuesday, May 19, from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. via Microsoft Teams Live. Join more than 900 members of the campus community who have already RSVP’d for tomorrow’s virtual event. Register via Eventbrite; a link to join the virtual event…

  • From President Lovell: Please join me! Virtual Mass tonight; Town Hall next week

    Dear Marquette community, I wanted to bring attention to two events taking place tonight and next Tuesday. As this most unusual semester draws to a close, our Office of Mission and Ministry has organized a special Tuesday Night Mass to honor our graduating seniors tonight at 10 p.m. It will be live streamed from St.…

  • Reminder: check ‘other’ inbox and ‘spam’ folder to not miss important emails

    Students, faculty and staff are reminded to periodically check your “other” inbox (for those using this type of sorting in Outlook) and email spam folders to ensure that important emails are not missed. The “Focused Inbox” feature on Outlook separates users’ inbox into two tabs — “Focused” and “Other.” Your most important email messages are…

  • Marquette, industry partners announce President’s Challenge for COVID-19 response

    In partnership with American Family Insurance, Marquette has announced a special President’s Challenge to address needs in Milwaukee’s community that have been created or magnified by the COVID-19 pandemic. American Family joins the ongoing support of Johnson Controls Foundation in developing this grant program, which provides funding for interdisciplinary teams of faculty, staff and students…

  • University Academic Senate elects new senators and Executive Committee

    University Academic Senate (UAS) recently held elections for senate positions and the Executive Committee. The following positions were voted on in various elections (elections run by each college/school, at-large elections run by the Committee on Committees and Elections and the Executive Committee elections). The below winners began their terms at the Monday, May 4, University…

  • Homegrown health worker protection

    When nurses and doctors needed face shields, a couple of young Marquette engineers started creating them.