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On Topic: Artificial intelligence and what it means for the classroom — and beyond
Dr. Michael Zimmer answers questions about how AI is used today, the pros and cons of classroom use and the technology’s trajectory.
Immersive virtual reality simulations aid nursing students
The College of Nursing’s leadership in immersive virtual reality simulation is opening new possibilities for professional training.
The good, the bad and the promising aspects of artificial intelligence
There’s still much for computer scientists and researchers to discover about the capabilities of artificial intelligence; like how it can help businesses become more efficient or how it can be a support tool for medical professionals. But one thing’s certain — AI is here to stay and will continue to transform lives well into the…
TMA system unavailable Aug. 14-15 for upgrades
TMA, the work order request system used by Facilities Planning and Management, will be unavailable during an upgrade on Thursday, Aug. 14, and Friday, Aug. 15.
OT assistant professor awarded $440k NIH grant
Dr. Sam Nemanich, assistant professor of occupational therapy in the College of Health Sciences, has been awarded a two-year $443000 R21 grant from the National Institutes of Health, his second NIH grant in two years. The new R21 gives Nemanich funding to research how to use everyday devices, such as an iPad, to measure…
Sept. 28 Campus Town Hall video now available
On Monday afternoon, hundreds of faculty, staff and students gathered virtually for a Campus Town Hall. The event provided updates on COVID-19 mitigation procedures and context on university economics. The event was recorded and is available via YouTube. Dr. Xavier Cole, vice president for student affairs, moderated the event. Rev. Jim Voiss, S.J., vice president…
Marquette University’s ‘Time to Rise’ campaign surpasses $800 million
Largest comprehensive fundraising campaign in university history boosts scholarships, campus-wide resources.
Artificial intelligence and us — Marquette’s Intersection faculty roundtable
Three Arts and Sciences faculty voices on our present and future with AI.
Felix Camacho is a Marquette alumnus and former governor of Guam — so was his father
Felix Camacho recently led his home territory’s delegation at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
Meaningful internships are the cure for the summertime blues
Many students use the summer to get a jump start on their future careers.