Arts & Sciences
Marquette receives three prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Program awards
Marquette has received three Fulbright U.S. Student Program awards for students and young alumni to travel abroad for research and teaching opportunities.
Dr. Paul Nolette named director of Les Aspin Center for Government
Dr. Paul Nolette, associate professor and chair of political science at Marquette, has been named the next director of the university’s Les Aspin Center for Government. Nolette, who joined the Political Science Department in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences in 2011, will begin in his new role on June 1. A nationally sought-after…
History student Jamal Hanson to deliver 2023 undergraduate Commencement address
Jamal Hanson, a history major in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, has been selected as the 2023 undergraduate student Commencement speaker. During his time at Marquette, Hanson has participated in a variety of service opportunities, including a visit during his junior year to the Pine Ridge Reservation in Oglala, South Dakota, with the…
Faculty honored at 2023 Père Marquette Dinner
Four Marquette faculty members were honored with the university’s highest teaching honor, the Teaching Excellence Award, and one faculty member received the Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award at the 64th Annual Père Marquette Dinner, Thursday, May 4, in the AMU Monaghan Ballrooms.
Dr. Louise Cainkar receives AMUW Nora Finnigan Werra Faculty Achievement Award
Dr. Louise Cainkar, professor of social and cultural sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, was named the 2023 AMUW Nora Finnigan Werra Faculty Achievement Award recipient. She will be honored at the Association of Marquette University Women and Institute for Women’s Leadership Awards Conferral on Wednesday, May 31, at 5 p.m. in the…
Faculty team receives 2023 Way Klingler Teaching Enhancement Award
Faculty from the Department of Physics in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences received the 2023 Way Klingler Teaching Enhancement Award. Winners are: The award grants up to $20,000 toward their project, “Improving Student Outcomes in Calculus-based Introductory Physics” which will improve upon and expand changes to the introductory calculus-based physics sequence meant to decrease DFW…
Hard Lessons: addressing the national teacher shortage, May 2
Civic Dialogues will host a discussion on America’s teacher shortage featuring a panel of educators from the Marquette and Milwaukee communities on Tuesday, May 2, from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the AMU Lunda Room. Snacks and light refreshments will be provided. Register online. The panel will consist of:
The dean down the hall
What happened when faculty couple Dean Heidi Bostic and Dr. Stephen Pluháček traded their Milwaukee home for a campus apartment, piloting the idea of faculty living on campus to support students in their daily lives?
We Are All Marquette: Meet Blake O’Neal Turner, Marquette’s 2022-23 Mitchem Fellow
Blake O’Neal Turner, Marquette’s 2022-23 Mitchem Fellow, is working to disrupt the racial inequities that are prevalent in the field of mathematics.
U.S. Department of Education grant will help expedite training of diverse school counselors
There’s a stark diversity gap between school counselors in Wisconsin and the students they serve. A largely white pool of workers is far from representative of the demographics of many schools throughout the state. That fact can create a barrier for students seeking help. “Some recent research suggests that when students are able to access…