Programs and events will be hosted on campus throughout February to celebrate Black History Month. Visit the Cultural Month Celebrations site for the full list of events. Email the Center for Engagement and Inclusion to add a program or event to the calendar. Following are the scheduled events as of Jan. 26: Judas and the […]
Virtual Study Abroad Fair is Feb. 2
The Office of International Education will host the virtual spring 2022 Study Abroad Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 2, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Students can learn more about studying abroad via live info sessions and one-on-one virtual appointments with OIE staff. Visit the virtual fair website for the complete schedule and meeting details. There, students […]
An update from university leadership
Earlier this week, we shared that one of our students received electronic images that contained disturbing racial overtones. The student reported this to the Marquette University Police Department, which began an investigation. University leadership sent an update to campus within hours of the incident and sent a follow-up message Wednesday. Today, President Michael R. Lovell […]
We Are All Marquette: Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion launches Employee Resource Groups
by Alan Chavoya, M.A. Candidate, Department of Philosophy, Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion The Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion has launched the pilot phase of its initiative to support Employee Resource Groups. The university established these groups to support employees from a broad range of backgrounds in response to concerns about a sense of […]
Professors honored with Teaching Excellence Awards; Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award winners announced
Four Marquette faculty members will be recognized at the Père Marquette Dinner, Thursday, May 3, with the university’s highest teaching honor. The 2018 Teaching Excellence Award winners are Dr. SuJean Choi, professor of biomedical sciences; Dr. Jill Guttormson, assistant professor of nursing; Dr. David Krause, assistant professor of practice of finance; and Dr. Andrew Kunz, […]
We Are All Marquette: Photos from the third annual Dreamers Gala
Marquette University’s Solidarity In Action student organization hosted the third annual Dreamers Gala: Love Has No Borders, on Wednesday, March 21, in the AMU Monaghan Ballrooms. The sold-out event raised more than $50,000. Photos taken by Michael Carpenter, intern in the Office of Marketing and Communication.
“Diversity is our Strength: Linking Community Assets in the Local Economy” is March 23
The College of Business Administration will host a conversation and workshop called “Diversity is our Strength: Linking Community Assets in the Local Economy,” on Friday, March 23, at 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in AMU 163. This event will aim to identify opportunities and leverage the assets of institutional partners to foster collaboration with the […]
Diversity advocate training to be held
The Division of Student Affairs will offer a two-day diversity advocate training on Monday, Dec. 18, and Tuesday, Dec. 19, from 8:15 a.m. to noon each day. The training will total 8 hours. This interactive workshop is designed to develop awareness, knowledge and skills around various diversity and social justice topics, including social identities, prejudice […]
Marquette Forum event: “Health Equity and Native Communities,” Nov. 27
Marquette Forum will host Dr. Brave Heart who will present “Health Equity and Native Communities,” on Monday, Nov. 27, at 5 p.m. in the AMU Monaghan Ballrooms. Dr. Brave Heart is an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences and director of Native American Disparities Research at the Center for Rural and Community Behavioral Health […]
First-year diversity numbers rise over last year
Each fall, the Office of Institutional Research and Analysis publishes an interactive report on first-year student profiles. The first-year profile report this year shows that diversity numbers are higher than previous cohorts. Marquette currently enrolls 11,426 students, of which 8,335 are undergraduates. The first-year class increased to 2,021 full-time, first-time students, of which 31 percent […]