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Mission Council

The ownership of the Catholic, Jesuit mission of Marquette University belongs to all members of the university community. and each Marquette community member is encouraged to understand and appropriate our mission in his or her work.

 The Office of Mission and Identity serves as a resource and catalyst for the efforts of faculty, staff administrators, and the board of trustees to deepen and energize their engagement with the mission.  Toward this end, we offer educational and spiritual programs, facilitate dialogue, and promote networking opportunities on mission issues.

The work of the office benefits from the input and advice of the Mission Council, a consultative body of persons throughout the university who offer guidance and provide a broad perspective on mission effectieness.  The Mission Council meets quarterly.

Mission Council

Dr. Wanda Zemler-Cizewski
Associate Professor, Department of Theology

Rev. James Flaherty, S.J.
Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy

Dr. William Henk
Dean and Professor, School of Education

Ms. Monica Herron
Junior, College of Health Sciences

Dr. Javier Ibanez-Noe
Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy

Dr. Dan Idzikowski
Assistant Dean for Public Service, Law School

Mr. David Krill
Retired, Part-time Business Administration teacher

Mr. Chuck Lamb
Vice President, Office of Finance

Rev. Doug Leonhardt, S.J.
Associate Director, Office of Mission and Identity

Rev. Bryan Massingale
Associate Professor, Department of Theology

Ms. Rosemarie Moser
Administrative Secretary, College of Health Sciences

Mr. John Novotny
Director of Corporations, University Advancement

Rev. John Paul, S.J.
Director of Formation,
Wisconsin Province of the Society of Jesus

Dr. Stephanie Quade
Associate Dean, Office of Student Development

Ms. Stephanie Russell
Executive Director, Office of Mission and Identity

Rev. David Shields, S.J.
Director, Casa Romero Renewal Center

Ms. Samantha Toigo
Senior, College of Business Administration

Ms. Elizabeth Warmuth
Senior, College of Arts and Sciences