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Marquette University Business School Names Its First Executive-In-Residence
MILWAUKEE — Tim Hanley, a 1978 Marquette University College of Business Administration alumnus and former senior partner with Deloitte, has been named the college’s first-ever executive-in-residence. Hanley led Deloitte’s Global Consumer and Industrial Products industry to over $14 billion in revenue — the largest amount in the history of the accounting and professional services network.…
Turning wastewater into renewable energy
For Mohammad Tarawneh, a childhood shaped by water scarcity inspired a commitment to environmental engineering. Now, his research alongside Dr. Daniel Zitomer is helping connect wastewater treatment, sustainability and renewable energy.
Marquette Law Poll finds that Wisconsin governor’s race remains tight; Crowley 49%, Tiffany 46% among likely voters
Also: Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll A new Marquette Law School Poll of Wisconsin finds that, in the race for governor, Democrat David Crowley is supported by 49% of likely voters and Republican Tom Tiffany is supported by 46%, with 5% undecided. Among all registered voters,…
Going green: Marquette focuses on a sustainable future
October is Campus Sustainability Month, which provides time to engage, educate and inspire students, faculty and staff to become sustainability change makers.
New Marquette Law School national survey finds Democrats expand lead on congressional ballots; Trump approval declines
Also: A new Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds 54% of likely voters saying they will vote for a Democrat in congressional elections in November, while 41% say they will vote for a Republican. In July, the Democratic advantage was 51% to 45%. The recent results for the congressional vote among likely voters are…
Make a splash with the Marquette Masters swim club
One Marquette professional is taking his passion for swimming to create a club in hopes of cultivating community on campus
Nursing professor wins Vatican II Award
Dr. Richard Fehring, professor emeritus and former director of the Boland Institute for Natural Family Planning, has won a Vatican II Award.
Native habitat restoration project community planting, Aug. 19
Faculty, staff and students are invited to take part in a community planting event for Marquette’s newest pocket prairie on the south side of Cudahy Hall on Wednesday, Aug. 19.
Kristin Nines named assistant dean of partnerships, planning and administration for Marquette Business
Nines will leading the new Marquette Business Partner Program and manage the implementation of the college’s strategic plan.
Facilities Planning and Management launches employee referral bonus program for maintenance mechanic positions
Facilities Planning and Management has launched a referral bonus program to support the recruitment of maintenance mechanics in a competitive labor market.