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Marquette's Mission

PROGRAMS | EVENTS | GRANTS

Mission Week

Archbihop Desmond TuTu
Each February, the Marquette community pauses to reflect on our university's Catholic, Jusuit mission. Mission week is the time set aside to recall our larger purpose and the Ignatian heritage and spirituality that guide us throughout the year. The theme for Mission Week 2006 was "Human Dignity, Human Rights: A Call to Service, " featuring keynote speaker Paul Rusesabagina, subject of the film Hotel Rwanda.

Mission Week Archives

 

Gathering Points

The Gathering Points series is sponsored by the Marquette University Office of Mission and Identity as a service to our students and the Milwaukee Cathoic community. Gathering Points was created to provide opportunities for Catholics of all perspectives and backgrounds to prayerfully enrich their understanding and engage in substantive dialogue about Church issues.

Upcoming Events
Visit Gathering Points Audio Archive

 

 

Campus Calendar

From time to time, mission-related events and programs are held to emphasize the importance of Marquette's mission in the lives of students, faculty and staff. Use the links below to view upcoming happenings within our campus community.

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The Office of Mission and Identity administers some limited grant funds for projects and course development that extend the mission of the University in significant ways. While each of the grants has a particular focus, all of them contribute toward a more authentic expression of Marquette's mission and identity. Over the years, these grants have been the basis for many important and long-lasting efforts.

If you are a full-time employee, we encourage you to consider applying for those funds that are consistent with the intent of your proposed project or course. The links on this page include guidelines and other helpful information for applicants.

Grants

The Office of Mission and Identity administers some limited grant funds for projects and course development that extend the mission of the University in significant ways. While each of the grants has a particular focus, all of them contribute toward a more authentic expression of Marquette's mission and identity. Over the years, these grants have been the basis for many important and long-lasting efforts.

If you are a full-time employee, we encourage you to consider applying for those funds that are consistent with the intent of your proposed project or course. The links on this page include guidelines and other helpful information for applicants.

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Dr. Edward D. Simmons Religious Commitment Fund

 

 

 
     
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