Arts and Sciences Magazine 2020

Artifacts from a historically relevant African American neighborhood are discovered amid an unrelated Civil War excavation. The unearthed treasures led to a cultural case study for a Marquette anthropology professor and her students.

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COLLEGE HAPPENINGS Peace Works gets its message to more students, rock and roll at the core of a teamtaught course, Les Aspin Center for Government celebrates 30 years, Klingler College’s broad research on full display

14min

pages 5-10

A PHYSICIAN’S FOUNDATION How the diversity of a liberal arts curriculum informs the human spirit for a career in medicine

13min

pages 25-30

THE LANGUAGE OF OPPORTUNITY Alumna Dr. Malore Brown recognizes the Educational Opportunity Program that supported her dreams of a Marquette degree is just as relevant today as it was when it launched 50 years ago

4min

pages 31-32

REMAINS OF THE DAY Artifacts from a historically relevant African American neighborhood lead to a cultural case study

5min

pages 21-24

IN PURSUIT OF JUSTICE A psychology course’s internships provide students with real-world experiences while tackling community challenges

7min

pages 17-20

RESEARCH Filling the critical need for computer science education, a method to identify sex chromosomes in reptiles, how state litigators influence public policy, remembering Madre Rosa’s influence on a Guatemalan village, assessing reporting skills of first responders, lab contributes to big-time international projects

13min

pages 11-16

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