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The Guiding Light

July 14, 2022

The Guiding Light

Marquette helped Nathan and Beth Colson find each other — and a supportive personal and professional foundation. By Ann Christenson, CJPA ’91 Nathan Colson remembers it vividly. Though he wasn’t on Marquette’s accounting track his freshman year, he decided to take an accounting class taught by professor Cindy Gruber (now Melis), and he had just […]

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Starting Something New

July 14, 2022

Starting Something New

Entrepreneurship program and professor’s mentorship provide students the confidence to find success with new ventures. By Erin O’Donnell The summer before his sophomore year at Marquette, Charles Michael, Comm ’14, took a trip to visit friends who lived and worked in San Francisco. The experience gave him sudden clarity about his career. “It opened my […]

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A Mission-driven Investment

July 14, 2022

A Mission-driven Investment

Finding value in educating investors of the future to Be The Difference, Marquette Business builds up its ESG curriculum. By Hal Conick When Dr. Chris Merker began teaching ESG — environmental, social and corporate governance — at Marquette in 2009, his classroom was filled with blank stares. “People didn’t really give it too much thought […]

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Career Counseling on Call

July 14, 2022

Career Counseling on Call

College’s Mentor Program celebrates a milestone anniversary, continuing its mission to connect eager students with experienced alumni leaders. By Guy Fiorita “We’d meet over a cup of coffee at the Brew, or a meal at Sobelman’s. It was just once a month for about an hour, but just six months into my career, I know […]

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Ahead of the Curve

July 14, 2022

Ahead of the Curve

With technology shifting the finance industry landscape, the AIM program keeps students prepared for what’s next. By Diane M. Bacha For many years, students in Marquette’s Applied Investment Management program would hear eye-popping descriptions of the finance industry’s future. Algorithmic trading, robo-investing, massive-data analysis, cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, blockchain auditing — these and more disruptive technologies were […]

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Banking on Community

July 14, 2022

Banking on Community

A novel partnership with a microfinance organization offers student finance talent to resource-limited communities in Central America. By Claire Curry Ipeti Colono is an impoverished rural farming community outside Panama City with a population of 300. Most who live here are farmers who grow corn and rice. Residents typically live in cement block homes with […]

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When a Loved One Needs Care

July 14, 2022

When a Loved One Needs Care

Professor investigates accessibility and economic outcomes of paid caregiver leaves. By Sarah Koziol, Arts ’92 Historically the U.S. has been less generous with paid leave benefits compared with similar countries, according to Dr. Kathryn Wagner, associate professor of economics. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought increasing awareness to their importance.  Wagner has been pursuing paid […]

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A Fitting Honor for a Friend

July 14, 2022

A Fitting Honor for a Friend

“Toolbox” crew dedicates lounge in the new Marquette Business building to alumnus John Taphorn. By Christopher Stolarski When the dilapidated near-campus home they were renting was to be condemned just weeks before the start of the 1992 fall semester, eight Marquette juniors had all but declared themselves homeless. Their friend John Taphorn figured it out. […]

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Point of Sales

July 14, 2022

Point of Sales

Professional sales center prepares students to hit the ground running in a relationship-building career.  Students (l to r) Olivia O’Dea, Nico Roman and Maggie Beeler present to Omron Corp. at a technical sales competition. By Jennifer Anderson Professional salespeople know that meetings with new clients often don’t go as planned. They’re also aware that how […]

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Bidding for Beginners

July 14, 2022

Bidding for Beginners

AIM students team up with Big Shoulders Fund to teach advanced investing skills to high schoolers. By Jennifer Walter, Comm ’19 How old were you when you first learned about the stock market? For many teens, investment education is nonexistent. Students from Marquette’s Applied Investment Management program wanted to change that fate for a group […]

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Kickin’ it Jesuit style

Kickin’ it Jesuit style

Every Tuesday and Thursday, mostly during the school year, a group of Marquette Jesuits and colleagues gather to play soccer – a game that, although it might not seem like it, weaves together the tradition of Jesuits and the university’s mission.

Marquette Bookshelf: “Reading for Our Lives: A Literacy Action Plan from Birth to Six”

Marquette Bookshelf: “Reading for Our Lives: A Literacy Action Plan from Birth to Six”

By Maya Payne Smart, affiliated faculty in educational policy and leadership, College of Education “Reading for Our Lives” challenges the bath-book-bed mantra and the idea that reading aloud to our kids is enough to ensure school readiness. Instead, it gives parents easy, immediate, and accessible ways to nurture language and literacy development from the start. Through […]

NASA ranks Marquette’s lunar mining robot project 3rd out of 71 teams competing

NASA ranks Marquette’s lunar mining robot project 3rd out of 71 teams competing

After a full year of work in their capstone engineering course, the MARS (Marquette Aerospace and Robotic Systems) senior design team traveled to Florida this May to test their lunar mining robot at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. As part of NASA’s LUNABOTICS Robotic Mining Competition, the team designed and built a robot to excavate lunar […]

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Safety

Marquette hosts first ‘Reimagining Public Safety’ community gathering

Safety Task Force approves 12 proposals for implementation

Plan for Commencement Weekend security measures

Human Resources News

Register for new employee orientation Aug. 18

New Human Resources website launched

Register for summer GROW classes

Research

Research spotlight: Learning from Africa’s landscape 

Participate in College of Health Sciences’ prediabetes and muscle fatigue research study

Chemistry professor receives $1.8 million grant to modernize processes in medicine synthesis

Awards & Accomplishments

Biological sciences professor receives NSF grant to study behavioral and physiological reactions to climate fluctuations

Marquette’s Supply Chain Management programs ranked in top 20 nationally

Chemistry professor receives $1.8 million grant to modernize processes in medicine synthesis

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