Health Sciences
Should We Trust the Experts? with Marquette Civic Dialogues, Nov. 6
Join Marquette Civic Dialogues for a panel and conversation on “The Politics of Science and Expertise” on Thursday, Nov. 6, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Sensenbrenner Hall 304.
Professor awarded $3.8 million R01 grant from NIH for clinical tool to diagnose childhood motor speech disorders
Dr. Jenya Iuzzini-Seigel is an associate professor of speech pathology and audiology in the College of Health Sciences.
Physician Assistant Studies earns reaccreditation
The Marquette University Physician Assistant Studies program was recently granted continued accreditation until July 2033 from its accrediting body, the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant. “We are happy with ARC-PA’s decision and grateful for our program faculty and staff’s diligent work to maintain the high level of instruction necessary for our…
Public invited to Health Sciences, Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association ‘Try It’ event, Nov. 1
The Adaptive Abilities Club in the College of Health Sciences has teamed up with the Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association to host “Try-It.”
AHPRC announces 2025-26 Student Research Initiative awardee
The Marquette AHPRC Student Research Initiative supports undergraduate research across campus and advances the mission and global goals of the Athletic and Human Performance Research Center.
Research in Print: October Paper Publishing Report
Here is the report of published academic papers written by Marquette faculty and staff and submitted to the Office of Marketing and Communication for October 2025.
National Physical Therapy Month is perfect time to consider Marquette’s PT Clinic
October is National Physical Therapy Month, a time to highlight the many benefits of physical therapy.
Graduate Health Professions Exploration Fair, Sept. 30
The Department of Biomedical Sciences will host its Graduate Health Professions Exploration Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 30, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in Cramer Hall 016.
Speech pathology professor aims to set the standard for pediatric feeding schedules
Dr. Amy Delaney is working to better define feeding stages, particularly between pediatrician visits.
A lesson in cultural humility and global citizenship
The students affectionately called him “Mr. Gabriel.” Each day for a week last spring, the former architect traveled hours through his native Belize to a clinic where a team of Marquette Occupational Therapy students aided in his recovery following a stroke he suffered months prior. Mr. Gabriel’s story is not unique in Belize or anywhere…