A Mass will be celebrated on Thursday, July 27, at 6:30 p.m. in the Church of the Gesu to commemorate the role of the Catholic Church in the 1967 struggle for civil rights and to recommit to the continuing struggle in 2017. Bishop Jeffrey Haines will preside and Father Bryan Massingale will preach. Additionally, there […]
2017 Women and Girls of Color grant recipients announced
The Center for Gender and Sexualities Studies announced the 2017 Women and Girls of Color grant recipients. The four projects below were selected this year across areas of health, academic achievement, and interpersonal violence. Health Mental Health and Academic Success Among Latina Emerging Adults: The Role of Culture and Gender Expectations; Dr. Lucas Torres, associate […]
Future Milwaukee accepting applications for 2017–18 class
Future Milwaukee Community Leadership Program, offered through the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, is currently recruiting individuals for its nine-month program. Participants meet two times each month on Monday evenings from mid-September 2017 through mid-May 2018 and receive a Certificate of Completion upon graduation. Program participants examine their personal strengths and challenges, and learn […]
Marquette receives two local awards for efforts in community engagement; student honored for engagement
Marquette University was recognized by the Milwaukee Academy of Science with the 2017 Partner of the Year Award. “The Milwaukee Academy of Science works with Marquette in many different ways with over 20 different partnerships. We partner with the education department, the engineering department, athletics, and there are even more partnership in the works,” said Tresca Meiling, […]
Provost’s Initiative supports two community-engaged research partnership development grants
The Provost’s Initiative is supporting two community-engaged research partnership development grants through the Office of Community Engagement. Dr. Aleksandra Snowden received a $5,000 grant to partner with Dr. Katherine Wilson, executive director, of the Frank Zeidler Center for Public Discussion, to examine interpersonal violence from a public health perspective in Milwaukee’s most violent neighborhoods. Dr. […]
Save the Date: 2017 Community Engagement Symposium is Nov. 6
Save the date for the second annual Marquette University Community Engagement Symposium, “Deepening Partnerships in Pursuit of Social Justice,” which will be held on Monday, Nov. 6, 2017, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. There are incredible efforts occurring throughout our city that demonstrate the high impact of bi-directional, community-university research, teaching, and service collaborations […]
Making Marquette More Diverse
Diversity advocate training to be held May 18-19
The Division of Student Affairs will offer a two-day diversity advocate training on Thursday, May 18, and Friday, May 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 […]
Haggerty Museum of Art to present Woodland Indian Arts Festival
The Woodland Indian Arts Festival will take place Saturday, April 29, from noon to 4:30 p.m. in the Haggerty Museum of Art. The festival will feature work by Native American artists by showcasing Wisconsin’s own Native artists as well as performances, workshops and demonstrations celebrating Wisconsin’s rich Native culture. A full schedule of event can […]
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, Tuesday, May 2, with the university’s highest teaching honor. The 2017 Teaching Excellence Award winners are Dr. Leah Flack, associate professor of English; Dr. Martin St. Maurice, associate professor of biological sciences; Dr. Monica Adya, chair and professor of management; and Dr. Tim […]
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