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Nominate a colleague for an Excellence in University Service Award by March 24

Nominations for this year’s Excellence in University Service Awards will be accepted until Friday, March 24. This is an opportunity for Marquette employees to nominate colleagues who demonstrate and support the Ignatian ideal of care for others and carry out the mission of the university. Candidates should be nominated based on service that is above […]

Marquette student chapter of National Dental Association to host Oral Cancer Walk, April 8

Marquette’s School of Dentistry’s student chapter of the National Dental Association will be hosting an Oral Cancer Walk on Saturday, April 8, at 9 a.m. as part of Oral Cancer Awareness Month. General registration is $20, registration for children 10 and under and for oral cancer survivors is free. To participate, registration and tickets are available […]

Way Klingler Teaching Enhancement Award recipients to present sneak peek of ‘Hearken to My Voice,’ March 22

The Way Klingler Teaching Enhancement Award recipients will host a mid-semester sneak peek of ‘Hearken to my Voice’ on Wednesday, March 22, from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Haggerty Museum of Art. Participating students will present the in-progress work for the April performances and will discuses their progress. Refreshments will be served. To […]

Department of Recreational Sports to offer personal training workshops

The Department of Recreational Sports will offer personal training workshops from Friday, March 31, to Sunday, April 2, hosted by the American College of Sports Medicine. Workshops include: A three-day workshop to prepare participants to pass the ASCM personal training exam A one-day certification review workshop for currently certified personal trainers For registration and more […]

Scholl Seminar Series continues on March 17

Dr. Monica Mann of biotechnology company, Biogen, will present “What Does It Mean to Work for a Biotech Company? Qualifications, Career Path, and Practical Considerations Along the Way,” Friday, March 17, at 3 p.m. The presentation is part of the Scholl Seminar Series, which is put on throughout the semester by the Department of Biological […]

Office of the Provost calling for applications to the Program Incubator

The Office of the Provost is pleased to announce a call for applications to the Program Incubator for those interested in proposing a new program or significantly revitalized an existing program.  Applications for programs with an intended fall 2018 launch are being accepted Wednesday, March 1, through Monday, April 3. Applications for programs with a […]

All psychology candidates for predoctoral internships match with internship positions for fifth consecutive year

For the fifth consecutive year, all of Marquette’s Department of Psychology candidates for predoctoral internships matched with internship positions. Over the past five years, all 32 Marquette students who sought internships were matched. Nationally, the average is about 80 percent. The Clinical Internship is the final step in the training of students seeking a Ph.D. […]

Nominations for honorary degrees now being accepted; submission deadline is April 1

Each year Marquette celebrates its values and commitment to excellence by awarding honorary degrees, and including in its graduating class a number of outstanding individuals recognized for their exceptional achievements. President Michael R. Lovell invites the Marquette community to help identify future honorary degree recipients. The Committee on University Honors considers nominees in three categories: High profile individuals […]

McMahon to become president of organization dedicated to Irish studies

Timothy McMahon, associate professor of history, will be installed as president of the  American Conference for Irish Studies at the group’s annual meeting in Kansas City, Missouri, on March 29-April 2. ACIS is the largest academic organization dedicated to Irish studies in North America. “Ireland offers a distinctive lens through which we can study many […]