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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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Face to face: Alumnus talks facial recognition

July 11, 2022

Face to face: Alumnus talks facial recognition

Marquette alumnus Dr. Brad Duchaine stands at the forefront of facial recognition research.

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Research Spotlight: Shattering the glass frog ceiling

June 20, 2022

Research Spotlight: Shattering the glass frog ceiling

Teaching Instructor Rick Boyd is said to be only the second individual in the United States to successfully breed the granulosa glass frog in captivity.

Filed Under: For Faculty/Staff, For Students, News, Research, Sidebar feature stories Tagged With: Biology, Frogs, Physics, research

Marquette faculty and staff grants from April 2022

June 13, 2022

Marquette faculty and staff grants from April 2022

Marquette University’s Office of Research and Sponsored Programs has announced the following grants awarded to university faculty and staff in April 2022. Marquette chemistry professor receives $527,000 NSF grant to study green catalytic methods (Dr. Chae Yi) Synthetic infiltration and nutrient treatment media for stormwater management $50,000 – The Lafferty Family Foundation Anthony Parolari (PI), […]

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Three faculty members earn prestigious Fulbright Scholar awards for international research

June 8, 2022

Three faculty members earn prestigious Fulbright Scholar awards for international research

Three faculty members have received Fulbright Scholar awards to conduct research and teaching opportunities overseas. The recipients are Dr. Laura Matthew, associate professor of history, and Dr. Jessica Rich, associate professor of political science, both of the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, and Dr. James Pokrywczynski, associate professor of strategic communication in the Diederich […]

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Baby formula shortage presents challenges for families

June 6, 2022

Baby formula shortage presents challenges for families

Dr. Karen Robinson discusses the ongoing baby formula shortage, the difficulties many families are experiencing across the country and more.

Filed Under: For Faculty/Staff, For Students, News, Research, Sidebar feature stories Tagged With: Baby formula, Health care, Infants, Nursing

Doctoral student wins Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest with clean water technology

June 6, 2022

Doctoral student wins Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest with clean water technology

Paige Peters, a doctoral student in the Opus College of Engineering, was the grand prize winner of the 20th annual Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest with Rapid Radicals Technology, her Milwaukee-based company which is revolutionizing treatment of combined sewer and storm overflows to prevent untreated sewage from being dumped into our lakes and rivers during […]

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When workers are also caregivers

May 13, 2022

When workers are also caregivers

Building on findings showing the effects of mandatory paid leave on the work hours of caregivers, Dr. Kathryn Wagner is accessing larger data sets and investigating new issues, such as how changes in certain states allowing for longer periods of paid leave will affect those caring for spouses in need. By Sarah Koziol, Arts ’92, […]

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Dialing in the frequency

May 13, 2022

Dialing in the frequency

With the goal of improving therapy for a rare speech disorder in children, Dr. Jenya Iuzzini-Seigel is studying how often treatment should be administered. By Alex Nemec Parents Adam Stout, Comm ’09, Grad ’15, and Jennifer Gaul-Stout were like other new parents as they waited and waited for their son, Alex, to begin hitting developmental […]

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A fuel switch for future farms

May 13, 2022

A fuel switch for future farms

A new combustion system for engines allows heavy-duty farm equipment normally powered by diesel fuel to run on gasoline and ethanol, without sacrificing performance. By John Blum Having grown up working on his uncle’s farm and in his father’s concrete business in northern Illinois, Dr. Adam Dempsey knows a few things about agricultural and construction […]

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Keeping a Mass tradition alive

Keeping a Mass tradition alive

By Kevin Keenan, communication intern in the Office of University Relations On Jan. 4, Marquette University and the Seton Family of Catholic Schools came together and hosted a Mass at the Al McGuire Center on campus. The faith gathering brought together all 11 Seton schools that serve over 2,600 students in greater Milwaukee to celebrate St. […]

Learning about learning: Nursing, engineering professors receive grant for new teaching model

Learning about learning: Nursing, engineering professors receive grant for new teaching model

By Andrew Goldstein, marketing communication specialist Much like her colleagues in the College of Nursing, Dr. Amber Young-Brice loves teaching. “I am all about teaching and learning,” Young-Brice says. Her passion goes far beyond teaching classes, though: Dr. Young-Brice’s research program involves studying pedagogy — the methods and theories of how to be an effective […]

We Are All Marquette: A Q&A with Dr. Amber Wichowsky, professor of political science and the director of Marquette’s Civic Dialogues program and Democracy Lab

We Are All Marquette: A Q&A with Dr. Amber Wichowsky, professor of political science and the director of Marquette’s Civic Dialogues program and Democracy Lab

Interviewed by Melissa Barclay, senior communication specialist in the Office of University Relations The Marquette Civic Dialogues program works to foster deliberation about the pressing issues facing our world today, prepare students to be citizens with purpose, and advance scholarship on the benefits of civic dialogue. Through programming and research, students are encouraged to Be […]

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Research

Learning about learning: Nursing, engineering professors receive grant for new teaching model

From ankle joint pain to digital archives: Six participating faculty research projects funded through Office of the Provost 

Engineering professor receives phase two approval for $4 million funding for Department of Energy grant

Awards & Accomplishments

Marquette engineering professor named Young Engineer of the Year by STEM Forward

Klingler College of Arts and Sciences student named UMOS Hispanic Youth of the Year

Adjunct instructor named to Milwaukee Business Journal’s 40 Under 40

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