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Business Leaders Forum to host president and CEO of Hormel Foods, March 31
The College of Business Administration will host the Business Leader’s Speaker Series on Tuesday, March 31, at 12:15 p.m. in the AMU, Monoghan Ballroom. The president and CEO of Hormel Foods, Jim Snee, will be the keynote speaker. Hormel Foods was named one of Fortune Magazine’s most admired food companies and one of Forbes’ World’s Best Employers.…
School of Dentistry receives $2 million gift from Delta Dental of Wisconsin Foundation to enhance oral health care for individuals with special needs
Marquette President Michael R. Lovell today announced a $2 million gift from longtime supporter Delta Dental of Wisconsin Foundation directed to the university’s School of Dentistry. The gift will support significant technology enhancements and the establishment of the Delta Dental Advanced Care Clinic, a dedicated area that will strengthen care for individuals with special needs,…
University issuing room and board refunds (not credits) for residence halls
Based on newly released guidance from the U.S. Department of Education, Marquette will be issuing refunds (rather than credits) for room and board for students who were living in residence halls during the spring semester. For students who were living in residence halls, refunds will be issued as follows: For students who have an outstanding…
Scheduled power outage affecting campus buildings March 12-13
Facilities Planning and Management has scheduled a power outage for the buildings listed below starting at 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 12, and finishing at 11 a.m. on Sunday, March 13. This outage is necessary to tie in power to the new home of Marquette Business and innovation leadership programs. The following buildings will be affected: Alumni…
Ambition and Aspiration—and Celebrity
Read Judge Rosenthal’s 2019 Hallows Lecture at Marquette University Law School Judge Lee Rosenthal has done a masterful job of explaining how we ought to live our lives in the law (and how we ought not to). Her warnings about the consequences of ambition without aspiration—especially for judges—are timely and troubling. While most district court…
2020 Campus Climate Study results released; overall satisfaction but issues persist
Marquette University affirms that diversity, inclusion and equity are central to fulfilling our Catholic, Jesuit mission and to institutional effectiveness, excellence and sustainability. Organizational growth is best achieved through direct feedback from its community members. To that end, Marquette in early 2020 conducted a climate study to better understand how the university climate contributes to…
Register for Nov. 19 virtual Campus Town Hall
The university will host a virtual Town Hall for the campus community on Thursday, Nov. 19, from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. via Microsoft Teams Live. The event will provide an update on university economics, the academic vision for Marquette and the university’s COVID-19 planning for the spring semester. Register via Eventbrite; a link to join…
Office of Engagement and Inclusion seeking opportunities to collaborate with campus partners on spring programming
In planning programming for the spring semester , the Office of Engagement and Inclusion is hoping to learn more about what campus partners are planning and discuss collaborative opportunities. This information will allow for more intentional scheduling and resource sharing. Complete this form to help OEI gain a better understanding of the institutional calendar landscape. Contact the Office of Engagement and Inclusion if interested in discussing further.
Dr. Nathan Weise honored with Way Klingler Young Scholar Award
Dr. Nathan Weise is an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering in the Opus College of Engineering. He is one of the 2020 recipients of the Way Klingler Young Scholar Award. In 2014, Weise established the power electronics lab at Marquette. Since then, he has built and furnished a world class research program and…
Work from home continues; process in place for phased return to campus in accordance with city guidelines
As communicated previously, remote work extends through at least May 26. If you have been working from home, please do not return to your Marquette office on May 27, unless your supervisor has communicated with you directly about this possibility. To prepare for the City of Milwaukee’s lifting of stay-at-home restrictions outlined in the city’s…