Each On Your Marq student is supported in a variety of ways. Executive Functioning Coaches provide OYM students with targeted support in the areas of executive functioning, academic skills, and social and professional navigation. Clinical Mental Health Counseling Interns provide social emotional support, and mental health counseling. OYM students also work with an undergraduate peer mentor to assist in the successful transition to college social life.

 

On Your Marq Director

Emily Raclaw, MS, LPC, CRC (she/her) (hear name)

Emily is proud to serve as the Director of On Your Marq, where she is dedicated to creating an inclusive, strengths-based college experience for neurodivergent students. With nearly 20 years of experience in disability education, counseling, and program development, she brings extensive expertise in supporting students as they navigate higher education and beyond.

As a neurodivergent professional herself, Emily is passionate about changing the narrative around disability and embracing neurodiversity as a valued part of the human experience. She is a national presenter who has delivered keynote presentations, conference sessions, and professional trainings for colleges, universities, and organizations on topics including neurodiversity, disability inclusion, executive functioning, and student success.

Before joining Marquette University, Emily taught high school special education, worked as a vocational rehabilitation counselor, and developed a college success program designed specifically for students with disabilities. Her background in counseling, disability services, and program leadership has shaped her holistic approach to supporting students and building innovative, student-centered services.

Emily is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC), and she is committed to ensuring that every On Your Marq student is supported academically, socially, emotionally, and personally. She believes that when students are empowered to understand their strengths and advocate for themselves, they are better equipped to thrive in college and beyond.

Outside of work, Emily enjoys spending time with her husband Sean, son MJ, and two dogs Raven and Vader. She loves traveling, discovering new destinations, and sharing travel tips and recommendations with friends and colleagues.

Emily is honored to lead On Your Marq and remains committed to helping students build confidence, develop independence, and recognize the value they bring to the Marquette community and the world.

 

On Your Marq Clinical Supervision specialist

Heidi Stuckey, MS, LPC, MBA (she/her)

Heidi is excited to be the Coordinator for On Your Marq. She comes to the program with a variety of experiences and is eager to engage with the On Your Marq students and support staff.

Heidi is returning to Marquette as an employee after earning her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Marquette in 2014. Since then, she has worked with the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and was previously a counselor and Assistant Director at Cardinal Stritch University. Heidi is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over ten years of clinical experience which she utilizes to help guide and assist students. She is excited about On Your Marq’s wrap around approach to care and the ability to help each student get their best experience at Marquette University.

Outside of work, Heidi spends time with her husband, friends and family. She loves gardening and farmer’s markets in the summer and is always up to travel. She even went cage diving with great white sharks!

Heidi is proud to be part of the On Your Marq community and is excited to partner with students as they create their own experiences and pathways throughout college.

 

Executive Functioning Coaches

 

Jeremy Ault, MA MEd (he/him)

As a passionate and experienced educator, Jeremy believes that all students have a right to an empowering and accessible education–one that promotes democracy, agency, and justice. He believes in the power of diverse learners to change local and global communities. 

Jeremy holds a Master’s of Special Education from Cardinal Stritch University, and a Master’s in Global History from Marquette University. He also holds his SPED Director and Pupil Services License. Jeremy is a former recipient and proud graduate of the Trinity Fellowship Program at Marquette. Jeremy brings 15 years of teaching experience, with over 8 years of leadership in both traditional and non-traditional settings. He has taught in Ohio, Pennsylvania, the Czech Republic, and Nigeria. Most recently, Jeremy served as the Special Education Director at Escuela Verde, an award-winning project-based high school on Milwaukee’s near southside. While there, Jeremy built an innovative and effective Special Education program that was student-driven and family-focused. His professional interests include multicultural special education, curriculum modification, and project-based learning. 

In addition, Jeremy previously served on the board of Wisconsin’s Chapter of the Council for Exceptional Children. Currently, he volunteers his time to the organization Camino, raising funds for relief and aid in Ukraine. Outside of school, he enjoys spending time with his wife Jamie and their two daughters Ada and Madeline. In his free time, he rock climbs, bikes, hikes, and plays music. He loves Flying Nun Records, birds, Pittsburgh sports, and the Appalachian Mountains, where he was born and raised.

 

Lauren Standish, MS (she/her)

Lauren earned her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville and spent two years working in human resources. She then pursued her Master of Science in Administrative Leadership with a concentration in Adult, Continuing, and Higher Education Administration from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM). At UWM, Lauren worked as a Graduate Assistant in Career Services where she discovered her passion for college student support.

Being diagnosed with ADHD later in life, Lauren eagerly began reflecting on how it has affected her experiences, particularly in education and employment. This sparked her interest in learning more about the intersection of neurodiversity, education, and employment. Lauren is dedicated to providing empathetic, holistic student support grounded in humanism and fostering a culture of reflection and lifelong learning to help students achieve success.

In her free time, Lauren enjoys volunteering at Second Hand Purrs no-kill cat shelter, arts and crafts, cooking, making music, and spending time with family, friends, and her two cats, Tucker and Jack.

 

Kiley Sturgeon, M.Ed, CCSP, GCDF (she/her)

Kiley Sturgeon is a knowledgeable professional in student success and career counseling, currently serving as a Career Counselor at Marquette University. She strives to help students build connections to the university while offering invaluable guidance in navigating the complexities of future decision-making. Prior to her role at Marquette, Kiley served as a Student Success Advisor at Carthage College, facilitating transitions for incoming students, and ensuring they had access to essential resources to thrive academically, socially, and personally. She is excited to use these skills to collaborate with students in On Your Marq and help them thrive at Marquette University.

Known for her empathetic approach, clear communication, and unwavering dedication to student-centric practices, Kiley embodies a commitment to empowering students to reach their full potential. She believes deeply in the power of empathy to establish meaningful connections and create a supportive environment where students feel valued and understood. Through open and collaborative dialogue, Kiley seeks to help students articulate their goals and aspirations, providing them with the guidance and tools needed to translate their aspirations into tangible achievements within the community of Marquette University.

 

Goldhmong Vue, MS, LPC-IT (she/her)

Goldhmong Vue brings a wealth of experience in academic advising, counseling, and diversity and inclusion to her role as Executive Functioning Coach at On Your Marq. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in American Studies from Tufts University and a Master’s in Educational Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She is currently working toward obtaining her Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) credential to deepen her ability to support students holistically.

In her previous role, Goldhmong led a program that supported neurodivergent students in specialized training and career readiness programs. This experience solidified her passion for fostering access and opportunities for neurodivergent students. She is dedicated to helping students navigate challenges, build skills, and achieve their goals

As a first-generation college student, Goldhmong understands the complexities of higher education and is committed to supporting students in their journeys of self-discovery and success. She is particularly excited about the student-centered, holistic approaches that On Your Marq offers, which empower students to thrive both in and outside the classroom.

Social Emotional Support Coach

 

Haley Fuhr MS, LPC-IT, ATR-P, CYT-200 (she/her)

Haley is so excited to join On Your Marq as the Social Emotional Support Coach. She brings a wide range of holistic experiences, including using art and mindfulness as a tool, and can’t wait to get creative and build relationships with the students and staff at On Your Marq. 

Before joining the team, Haley spent the past year and a half working with kids, teens, and their families at Children’s Wisconsin as an art therapist and counselor, supporting families through new diagnoses, trauma, and life transitions. While in graduate school for art therapy and clinical counseling, Haley worked as a mental health support person using yoga as a way to build resilience and coping tools for teens and young adults in the Milwaukee Community Comprehensive Services Program. Additionally, she ran therapeutic art groups, and received a grant to provide free art and yoga workshops for the community. Haley has been in the mental health field in a variety of roles over the past 9 years including as a case manager, research associate, and psychiatric care technician. Her wide range of clinical experiences has helped shape her understanding of what mental health support looks like, and how to best show up for others. Haley loves the approach to care On Your Marq provides, and is excited to work in a neurodivergent affirming space committed to helping every student achieve their goals.

Outside of work, Haley loves to spend time with her 3 cats, her partner, and learn new things. Last year, she took a class on making puppets out of cardboard, and learned to crochet and punch needle. She was briefly a roller derby player, and now roller blades for fun, in addition to doing yoga. She’d love to hear more about your hobbies, and maybe you can convince her to add another hobby to her list of things to try.

Therapy Dog 

Raven, Aussiedoodle

Raven was born February 19th 2021, and has been working at OYM since she was 9 weeks old. Emily and Raven are a certified therapy dog team. She can be found following Emily around or getting snuggles and pets from our students. She enjoys a good game of hallway fetch, and treats! She brings so much comfort and joy to our students. She is also the inspiration for our logo!

               

 

 

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