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Alumni Newsletter | March 2015

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Notre Dame’s Daniel Myers named Marquette provost

Dr. Daniel J. Myers, who will take office on July 1, will be the No. 2 leader and chief academic officer at Marquette. A sociology professor and member of Notre Dame’s faculty since 1998, Myers has led the university's faculty affairs since 2011.

The announcement marks Marquette President Michael R. Lovell’s fourth key leadership hire since he was named president in spring 2014. Learn more about Myers and follow him on Twitter.

Marquette receives $500,000 grant for new pastoral leadership program

The new program is designed to equally address the personal faith formation of ministers and their vocations as leaders in the wider community where faith and culture often collide.

Nominations for participants began in mid-February, with the first cohort set to start in June. Learn more about the new program.

Marquette Journal
Rising in the West

The developing strategy to spark growth in Marquette's surrounding neighborhood
Economic development and re-branding are only two goals outlined by the Near West Side Partners Inc. Read more.

Marquette Journal is a student-produced publication.

 

 

 

Submit a Class Note

Adam StockhausenAdam Stockhausen, Comm '95, of New York, won an Academy Award for production design for "The Grand Budapest Hotel." He was previously nominated for his work on the 2013 film "12 Years a Slave."

 

Christina FlowersChristina Flowers, Comm '07, received the 2014 Best Weekend Newscast, MidSouth Regional Emmy Award for her "Officer Killed" segment. Flowers is a producer at WSMV-Channel 4 News in Nashville, Tenn.

Devin Turner and Charlie Beckwith

Devin Turner, Eng '14, and Charlie Beckwith, Eng '14, received $50,000 for their startup mobile app FocalCast from Capital Innovators, a St. Louis-based tech accelerator. FocalCast also received recognition at the 2014 Rice Business Plan Competition and Marquette's ImpactNext Business Model Competition when Turner and Beckwith were students at Marquette. Photo courtesy of the Milwaukee Business Journal.

Publication of the achievements of our alumni does not constitute endorsement by Marquette University.

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ENHANCE YOUR CAREER

Knowing your worth

"Am I paid fairly for the kind of work I do?" I have seen this question on many employee survey forms over the years. While we may respond to this question, I am not certain we can articulate what is "fair pay." Read more.

By Brian Noviskis, Bus Ad '82
Vice president for human resources at Siemens Healthcare - Molecular Imagin
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Marquette elects two new members to Board of Trustees
On February 27, the Marquette Board of Trustees announced the election of two new members: Todd A. Adams, president and chief executive officer of Rexnord Corporation in Milwaukee; and Hon. Janine P. Geske, Law '75, who served as a justice on the Wisconsin Supreme Court and as a distinguished professor of law at Marquette Law School. Learn more about Adams and Geske.


Men's and women's track and field take second in BIG EAST;
men's lacrosse undefeated for the season
MU Track & Field March 1 was an historic day for the Marquette University men's and women's track and field teams as both finished runners-up for the BIG EAST Conference team titles. Junior high jumper Wally Ellenson's jump of 7 feet, 3.25 inches set the meet record and earned BIG EAST Conference Most Outstanding Field Performer. Read more about MU track and field teams.

Men's lacrosse picked up its NCAA-leading seventh victory over Mercer University on March 8 in a currently undefeated season. The team returns to action on March 21 at Georgetown in their BIG EAST Conference opener. Read more about MU men's lacrosse.


Marquette Education Magazine: 'Coming Full Circle'
Education MagazineHe was first known for playing basketball, then better known for not playing basketball. And today, thanks to the opportunities created in earning his master’s degree in counseling at Marquette, he’s best known for teaching the sport he may have stopped playing but never stopped loving. Read the full story.

 


Display your Marquette pride with new cell phone, desktop wallpaper designs
Marquette cell phone wallpapersHead over to Tumblr to access new Marquette wallpaper artwork for your cell phone, desktop or laptop.


 

 

 


Get your Marquette diploma or certificate
Marquette Central can help you get a copy of your diploma or certificate. Find out how on the Office of the Registrar website.


Guess the Year
Guess the Year Students participate in a three-legged race on a sunny day.

a. 1964
b. 1966
c. 1967
d. 1969

Get the answer.

 


 

 



See which Marquette events are happening in your area. Check out the full calendar for more events!


Alumni National Awards Weekend: April 23-25
Each spring, Marquette University sets aside one special weekend to honor distinguished alumni from every college and school who represent the heart, soul and spirit of Marquette. Visit the Alumni National Awards website to see this year's recipients or to register to attend an awards ceremony.


New York: Marquette Men's Basketball BIG EAST Tournament Pre- and Post-game Celebrations
Wednesday, March 11 - Saturday, March 14
Mustang Harry's
352 7th Ave., New York
Between 29th and 30th Streets
Join us two hours before tipoff and immediately following all Marquette games. Enjoy complimentary soft drinks and "early bird" appetizers at all Marquette receptions. Register now.

Milwaukee: Physician Assistant Program Spring Social
Friday, March 20; 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Monaghan Ballroom, Alumni Memorial Union
1442 W. Wisconsin Ave., Marquette University campus
Marquette University Physician Assistant students welcome alumni and community partners to their annual spring event. Network and reconnect with alumni and current students. Register now.

Phoenix: Wisconsinfest 2015
Saturday, March 28; 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Fountain Hills Community Center
13001 N. La Montana Dr., Fountain Hills
Join us for WisconsinFest 2015 – a Wisconsin-themed gathering sponsored by L. Alan Cruikshank River of Time Museum. Enjoy Johnsonville brats, Wisconsin beer and cheese curds, a live band and much more. Event is free and registration is not required.

St. Louis: Beer Sampling
Saturday, March 28; 2 to 4 p.m.
Ferguson Brewing Company
418 S. Florissant Rd., Ferguson
Join the Marquette Young Alumni Association of St. Louis for a craft beer sampling at Ferguson Brewery. Guests must be 21 or up and will receive a beer flight and appetizers with their $10 registration fee. Additional food and beverages will be available for purchase. Register now.

Northeast Ohio: Mass and Brunch
Sunday, April 12; 10:30 a.m. to noon
Saint Francis Chapel at John Carroll University
20700 N. Park Blvd., University Heights
Gather with fellow Marquette alumni and their families for a special day. Marquette's Rev. Frederick Zagone, S.J., of University Advancement, will celebrate Mass and give a university update during brunch. Register now.

Milwaukee: Ethnic Alumni Association Picnic
Save the Date!
Saturday, Aug. 1; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Mitchell Park Pavilion on the Lagoon
2200 W. Pierce St., Milwaukee
Plan to join us for family activities, food and fun! Sign up to be notified when online registration opens for the picnic.

March reflection: A time for change
March reflection As we look to the celebration of Easter, the resurrection story reminds us that no matter what we face, no matter what our fears, we can look forward with hope. We know that things will change. They may not change the way we want them to but they will change. You have my guarantee!

We are called to witness the resurrection through the potential that we renew our hearts, our homes and our communities. We have been invited to take part in this miracle. Not as passive observers, but rather, as full participants in the death and resurrection of Jesus. Lent is our time of preparation that we might be ready to enter Jerusalem with Jesus and his disciples. Easter is our time to share in the glory of God. The glory of the empty tomb. The glory of the presence of the risen Jesus who is with us here and now.

The resurrection may be described as the greatest miracle of Jesus. In reality, the greatest miracle is our recognition that God loves us and God is present in our lives each and every day. It marks an end to the cold, dark death Jesus experiences. It marks an end to the sinfulness that we experience. It is a new beginning. It is a new springtime. It is a new life. Happy Easter.

Frederick Zagone, S.J.
Chaplain, Marquette University Alumni Association


Engineering alumnus hosts Marquette students in New Orleans

Rhaoul Guillaume

Rhaoul Guillaume, Eng '71, (above center) hosted his annual dinner for Marquette alumni in the New Orleans area on Jan. 8. The 95 Marquette students in town for the MARDI GRAS service program also joined Rhaoul and the group. At the dinner each year, Guillaume treats attendees to reminiscences of his time at Marquette (complete with yearbook photos!) and distributes prizes to the students. Read more about Guillaume and the MARDI GRAS program in this 2014 article from Marquette Magazine.

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