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Welcome back: A message from Dr. Xavier Cole, vice president for student affairs
Dear Marquette students, I am excited to see so many familiar faces back on campus and blessed to welcome new ones! All of us in Student Affairs have been awaiting the beginning of a new school year, as the energy and excitement you bring reminds us why we truly enjoy working alongside you in your…
Faculty in Residence program launching this academic year
Beginning in the 2022–23 academic year, Marquette University is piloting a Faculty in Residence program in a collaborative effort among the divisions of Academic Affairs (with leadership by the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Education) and Student Affairs (with leadership by the Office of Residence Life). The vision for the…
Important Decisions Related to COVID-19
Dear Marquette community, Marquette University is committed to protecting the health, safety, and wellbeing of our students, faculty, staff, and visitors. We are therefore carefully monitoring the evolving developments related to COVID-19 (the coronavirus outbreak). At present there are still no confirmed cases of COVID-19 at Marquette and there has been only one confirmed case…
Joel Pogodzinski promoted to executive vice president and chief operating officer
In recognition of his accomplishments since joining Marquette in 2017, President Michael R. Lovell has promoted Joel Pogodzinski from senior vice president and chief operating officer to executive vice president and chief operating officer, effective Aug. 1. Pogodzinski is a member of the Executive Leadership Team along with the president and the provost. He leads…
COVID-19 mitigation protocols to begin the fall 2022 semester
Marquette University remains committed to mitigating the spread of COVID-19 to ensure the high-quality and safe in-person learning experience students expect — a hallmark of a transformational Catholic, Jesuit education. As we did successfully last year, proactive, flexible strategies and a community that demonstrate care for one another will enable us to return to a more typical…
Register for new employee orientation Aug. 18
Recently hired employees and newly benefit-eligible employees are encouraged to attend the Department of Human Resource’s monthly half-day orientation held in the multi-purpose room of the 313 Building (Located at the corner of 13th Street and St. Paul Avenue) on Thursday, Aug. 18. Orientation will cover topics such as mission and ministry, diversity, equity, inclusion…
Milwaukee County Bus Rapid Transit project updates: Please continue to obey traffic, pedestrian signs
Construction will continue on campus at least through the end of August for the east- and westbound bus stops at 12th and 16th streets and Wisconsin Avenue for the Milwaukee County Transit System’s new East-West Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service. There will continue to be lane and pedestrian crosswalk closures as the work progresses — please…
Changes made to policy review process; updated demonstration, other policies shared
Marquette University provides University Policies and Procedures for the Marquette community as a written record of approved and current academic, operational, financial, and business policies and procedures. The Policy Review Committee is responsible for guiding good practices in university policy governance and to ensure collaboration and consistency in university policy development — the committee does…
Register for summer GROW classes
Registration for summer GROW class offerings is now available on Eventbrite unless noted otherwise. Use the code “GROW” to complete sign-up. Faculty and staff are encouraged to explore a variety of employee growth and development topics offered both in-person and virtually through GROW. Upcoming offerings include: Safety and Self Defense: July 27 Milwaukee…
Affiliated faculty Maya Smart to discuss her new book live from the Les Aspin Center
Maya Payne Smart is a writer, parent educator and literacy advocate. Join her for a conversation about her new book, “Reading for Our Lives,” which challenges the bath-book-bed mantra and the idea that reading aloud to our kids is enough to ensure school readiness. Instead, it gives parents easy, immediate and accessible ways to nurture…