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Anytime Meal Plan rates will be decreased for fall 2020 semester
As announced last month, the university has adjusted the 2020-21 Academic Calendar to address a predicted resurgence of the coronavirus in late fall 2020. Under these calendar changes, courses will start a few days earlier in the fall and in-person instruction will conclude prior to Thanksgiving. In the spring semester, classes will start a week…
Graduate School to host Graduate Student Week, Feb. 20-24
The Graduate School will host Graduate Student Week with in-person and virtual events from Monday, Feb. 20, through Friday, Feb. 24. The week includes events for self-care, socializing, career networking and finding funding, closing with the Three Minute Thesis competition. A complete list of events can be found on the Graduate School website. Monday,…
Beyond MU webinar: ‘Business Continuity PLAN-demic’ is June 11
Beyond MU: Lifelong Learning will host a webinar titled “Business Continuity PLAN-demic” on Thursday, June 11, from noon to 12:45 p.m. CT. Presented by Jeffrey Wuest, Bus Ad ‘89, CEO and president of SynFiny Advisors and Matteo Arena, chair and associate professor of finance at Marquette, the webinar will focus on how companies can prepare for and respond to business continuity planning…
Marquette to confer honorary degree on Karen Lincoln Michel
In conjunction with Mission Week, Marquette will confer an honorary doctorate on alumna Karen Lincoln Michel, CEO of IndiJ Public Media, a nonprofit news organization that covers the Indigenous world. Michel will receive a Doctor of Humane Letters during a conferral event on Thursday, Feb. 9, at 7 p.m., where she will also deliver a…
We Are All Marquette: A Q&A with Dr. Adrienne Ridgeway, executive associate athletic director, academic services and student programs
By Melissa Barclay, senior communication specialist in the Office of University Relations Dr. Adrienne Ridgeway is in her 19th year with Marquette and was promoted to executive associate athletic director for academic services and student programs in July of 2018. In her role, she is responsible for providing the strategic vision for the academic and…
Executive-in-Residence Mark Naidicz helps Marquette Business students carve out career paths
Recent Marquette Business graduate Carly Skrabak entered Marquette the way so many students do: multi-interested. “I actually never knew what I wanted to do,” Skrabak says. “I kind of gravitated toward business, but I knew I didn’t want to do anything with math, so that took out accounting and finance. I thought, ‘Hey, I’m pretty…
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
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 The Difference by engaging differences in political thought and lived experience. Eva Antoni,…
Strategic Planning Core Team seeks campus input at open forum, April 13
The Strategic Planning 2030 Core Team invites all in the Marquette community to share their experiences of Marquette with others in the campus community and help imagine the university’s future at a campus-wide strategic planning forum on Thursday, April 13, 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the AMU Monaghan Ballrooms. Faculty, staff and students are…
Professor named one of best undergraduate business professors by ‘Poets & Quants’
Dr. Kristie Rogers, associate professor of management in the College of Business Administration, was featured among Poets & Quants for Undergrads’ 50 Best Undergraduate Professors for 2022. Selections were chosen from over 500 nominations of business faculty from students, alumni, colleagues, and deans, and were chosen by the Poets & Quants editorial staff on criteria…
We Are All Marquette: A Q&A with Tamra Keith, new assistant director for the Center for Engagement and Inclusion
Tamra Keith discusses her background, the challenges marginalized communities face in higher education, her goals for CEI and more.