Marquette University Viewbook 2016 by Marquette University

BE THE

DIFFERENCE HERE.

This is your official go-to guide for all things Marquette — which we think you’ll soon agree is one of the coolest places around. It’s definitely our favorite university. Look for items of interest (see below) throughout this guide. LEGEND POINT OF INTEREST O PP O R T U N I T Y T O B E T H E D I F F E R E N C E

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marquette.edu/explore

ABOUT MARQUETTE

Our namesake landmark, not only appears in our logo, but also houses the carillon you’ll hear ringing out every Wednesday. MARQUETTE HALL ,

When you need to study in peace or just want to see some precious Lord of the Rings history (Gandalf groupies, see page 31), the R AY N O R M E M O R I A L L I B R A R I E S have what you need, and probably in three or four different formats, versions or languages.

Our C E N T R A L M A L L is an outdoor oasis for gatherings, frisbee and sunshine. It’s surrounded by academic buildings and is home to St. Joan of Arc Chapel — our literal and spiritual campus centerpiece, described in detail on page 26.

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Marquette is where you’ll find a world of knowledge, opportunities and experiences — all the stuff that adds up to one of the greatest times of your life.

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ABOUT MARQUETTE

MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY.

WELCOME TO

In our hometown of M I LWAU K E E , there’s never a shortage of things to do. There is, however, a lack of space to describe them all here. So, starting on page 18, check out six full pages of Milwaukee mania.

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WELCOME TO MARQUETTE

ABOUT MARQUETTE

Making a difference starts with doing things a little differently. Actually, a lot differently. Marquette is where you’ll learn to use your heart as much as your head, to powerfully lead by passionately serving others, and where you’ll prepare, as St. Ignatius said, to go forth and set the world on fire. Ultimately, it’s where you’ll learn to BE THE DIFFERENCE.

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I’m Father Jacques Marquette, and since the university is named after me, you might say I’m a pretty big deal. (Save the short jokes.) In my day, I was a 17th-century explorer and Jesuit missionary. Now, at 379 years old, I make a great tour guide. Best of all, I fit neatly in your backpack. Follow my adventures on social media: @FAT H E R M A R QU E T T E

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CAMPUS LIFE FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE 12 ALUMNI MEMORIAL UNION 14 WEEKENDS 16 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 18 LAKEFRONT 20 RIVERWALK 22 MUSIC AND ARTS 24 ST. JOAN OF ARC CHAPEL 26 RESIDENCE HALLS 28 RAYNOR MEMORIAL LIBRARIES 30 CLUBS 32 VALLEY FIELDS 34 ATHLETICS 36 REC PLEX AND REC CENTER 40 SERVICE TRADITION 42 SERVICE LEARNING 44

ACADEMICS COLLEGES 46 KLINGLER COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 48 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 58 DIEDERICH COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION 64 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 70 OPUS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 76 COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES 82 COLLEGE OF NURSING 88 MINOR PROGRAMS 94 LES ASPIN PROGRAM 96 STUDY ABROAD 98 RESEARCH 100 PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS 102 HONORS PROGRAM 104 ROTC PROGRAM 106

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ABOUT MARQUETTE

THERE’S ONLY ONE WAY TO GET THE ANSWERS:

ASK THE QUESTIONS.

Knowledge has power. It can inform the mind and motivate the spirit. Because we’re a Catholic, Jesuit university, the search for and sharing of knowledge are important parts of what we do. But we’re not just sharing ideas; we’re seeking truth and exploring faith, informing every aspect of your education, career and life. At Marquette, you’ll be encouraged to seek new information, empowered to develop a personal belief system and asked to use what you learn for the greater good.

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ABOUT MARQUETTE

Everything we do is part of something bigger. It’s why we pursue our mission: the search for truth, the discovery and sharing of knowledge, the fostering of personal and professional excellence, the promotion of a life of faith, and the development of leadership expressed in service to others. And at Marquette, this mission is a key part of our lives. It’s what guides our every action, big and small. Ask any student what we stand for and you’ll hear it loud and clear:

EXCELLENCE FAITH LEADERSHIP SERVICE Three Latin terms that have deep meaning in our Ignatian heritage: AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM To the greater glory of God. CURA PERSONALIS We provide education and care for each person with respect for his or her unique qualities, gifts and challenges as an individual. MAGIS We strive to help you do more and to be more.

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BUT OUR NUMBERS STILL MAKE US STAND TALL.

90%

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THE BEST FIRST YEAR EVER. From the day you start your freshman year, you’re going to feel at home here. You’ll study a lot, for sure, but you’ll still have time for lots of laughs. There’s a ton to see and do, and, most important, plenty of people to meet who will treat you like family. But enjoy every second, because it’s going to go fast.

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MARQUETTE MADNESS On the first official day of basketball practice in midOctober, head to the Al McGuire Center to celebrate the Golden Eagles. You’ll meet the team, maybe win some prizes and definitely learn the best way to shout, “We are Marquette!” FIRST SNOWBALL FIGHT Once those flakes start falling, we hit Westowne Square, where all bets are off.

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LATE NIGHT MARQUETTE This is what happens when Marquette and Milwaukee put their heads together to create activities that are unique, fun and perfect for college students. latenight.marquette.edu

HUNGER CLEAN-UP We tackle hunger and homelessness in Milwaukee at our biggest annual one-day service project.

For even more stuff to do, check out Marquette Student Government. When they’re not affecting issues and policies on campus, they’re having some serious fun hosting a wide variety of events from concerts to outdoor movie nights. musg.mu.edu

You can rent shoes at the Annex Bowling Center, but you’ll want to bring your own fancy socks. @M A R QU E T T E TO DAY

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When you’re not sure what you’re hungry for, stop by MARQUETTE PLACE .You’ll have tons of dining options , from burritos to bagels.

Hit BREW BAYOU for your grande mocha fix and get back to studying, researching and highlighting before your seat even gets cold.

Even though it’s one of the most popular destinations on campus, the AMU has quiet places too. Take time for reflection at the CHAPEL OF THE HOLY FAMILY, the EUCHARISTIC CHAPEL or the ISLAMIC PRAYER ROOM.

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Known as the AMU, this is the place to find what you need. Do your banking, buy your Marquette gear, grab a snack, play a game or head to one of these spots: B R O O KS LO U N G E C A M PUS M I N I S T RY C E N T E R F O R I N T E R C U LT U R A L E N G AG E M E N T COMMUTER STUDENT LO U N G E M A R QU E T T E U N I V E R S I T Y S T U D E N T G OV E R N M E N T OFFICE OF STUDENT E DU C AT I O N A L S E RV I C E S ( T U TO R I N G) POST OFFICE SPIRIT SHOP

Talk with Marquette’s diverse community of scholars at the CENTER

U. S. BA N K

FOR INTERCULTURAL ENGAGEMENT. Norris Park

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Nothing relieves study stress like a soft coat and wagging tail.42So every year during finals week, the AMU hosts several dogs for you to pet, scratch and talk to 44 40 in a strange voice. 39

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DON’T CALL IT A WEEKEND.

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WE’RE JUST GETTING STARTED. Chances are, your weekends on campus will feel less like downtime and more like a two-orthree-day extravaganza, full of moments you’ll later refer to as, “Remember that one time?” Not that we’re opposed to lazy Saturdays or afternoon naps (sometimes they’re downright necessary), but between bowling, cheering, dancing, sledding, shouting from the front row and posting it all to Instagram, your futon will likely be gathering some dust.

H E R E A R E F O U R R E AS O N S T O T H A N K G O D I T ’S F R I DAY (O R T H U R S DAY, D E P E N D I N G O N YO U R C L AS S S C H E D U L E)

2.5 EVENTS EVERY WEEK

organized by Late Night Marquette. That’s an average, of course, and we’re not sure what half an event is, but as long as there’s food, who cares? @L AT E N I G H T M U

$ BOWLING ON THURSDAY NIGHTS —

the unofficial start to the college student’s weekend. @M UA N N E X

$225

of Marquette Cash up for grabs in monthly

TEAM TRIVIA CHALLENGES

at the Annex. It’s free to play, but be sure to get there on time. Competition kicks off right at 9 p.m.

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200+ MILES

of recreational trails throughout Milwaukee County. We recommend you start with just 100 and work up from there.

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HERE

This is it: your new hometown. It’s just as striking up close. Within it, you’ll find plenty of things to do: sports, music, festivals, restaurants, art, plays and pretty much whatever you’re into. Through student volunteer organizations and service learning classes, you’ll also find hundreds of ways to be the difference in Milwaukee’s diverse community.

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If you’re looking to get your foot in the door, Milwaukee boasts an extensive number of financial service firms, publishing and printing companies, and other industry leaders. Work with our CAREER SERVICES CENTER to book an internship and start practicing your firm handshake now. Milwaukee is home (and, in some cases, headquarters) to several Fortune 500 companies like Baird, HarleyDavidson, Johnson Controls, Manpower Group, Northwestern Mutual and Rockwell Automation, just to name a few.

Milwaukee’s lakefront is host to SUMMERFEST— the world’s largest music festival. We’re talking 11 days, 11 stages and more than 800 acts gathered on the shore of Lake Michigan.

Experience science and technology in full force at the DISCOVERY WORLD MUSEUM . It’s home to the Reiman Aquarium, an interactive diorama of the Great Lakes, and the Denis Sullivan — a threemasted, gaff-rigged, 19th-century replica schooner (that’s sailor talk for one seriously impressive ship).

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I should warn you, I can’t swim. I’m made of stone, and my arms don’t move.

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When you’re on campus, you’re just one short mile from the sunny shores of Lake Michigan. Head there to watch some pro volleyball, sample a little frozen custard or just chill with a cappuccino. If you’re really adventurous, enter the Strongest Man Competition at Bradford Beach. We’re just scratching the surface here. For the latest and greatest Milwaukee happenings, browse visitmilwaukee.org and onmilwaukee.com.

The MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM is one of the few structures where the building just might outshine the artwork (no offense to Picasso, Warhol, Monet and the other museum residents). And whenever you’re done gawking at the exterior, step inside for more than 40 galleries’ worth of eye candy.

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Just a mile downriver, Milwaukee’s historic T H I R D W A R D offers hundreds of art galleries, theatres, businesses, shops and restaurants.

If you need any further proof that Milwaukee is cool, the Riverwalk features the one and only BRONZE FONZ — a lifesize statue depicting the undisputed king of cool, Arthur “The Fonz” Fonzarelli.

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I don’t care what anyone says. I’m still the coolest statue in Milwaukee.

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HERE

RIVERWALK

No one’s exactly sure how Milwaukee got its name, but some say it’s from a Native-American word meaning beautiful land. Regardless of the true origin, we agree with the sentiment. And thanks to Milwaukee’s presentday Riverwalk, we’d like to add soulful, diverse, booming, cultured, creative, competitive, delicious and full of possibilities.

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When you’re ready for drier land, Milwaukee is home to professional basketball, baseball, hockey and indoor soccer. Just make sure you save some spirit for your MARQUETTE GOLDEN EAGLES .

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BUT DON’T TOUCH THE ART. Prepare to witness some current masters of their crafts. Around our campus, painters, photographers, actors, writers, musicians, performers and poets (as well as those artists who can’t be labeled) are making a difference by making art. And the best part: You don’t have to be an artist to appreciate it.* Just stop by one of our many venues dedicated to creativity. * If you are one of the gifted few, we have 17 different clubs and organizations for you to share your creative genius, including Advertising Club, Writing Society and Dance, Inc.

VARSITY THEATRE Complete with a 32-foot stage, chorus risers and house lighting and sound, the Varsity Theatre is where our top actors, performers and musicians regularly raise goosebumps and bring crowds to their feet. HAGGERTY MUSEUM OF ART This is where creativity meets canvas (and paper, wood, plastic, cloth and metal). And thanks to regular lectures, workshops and performances, you can learn while you look.

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FINE ARTS MINOR/MIAD PROGRAM Turn your creative passion into a Studio Art, Photography, Graphic Design or Motion Narrative minor through our partnership with the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. You’ll major at Marquette, but you’ll also take classes from practicing artists at MIAD. WEASLER AUDITORIUM A frequent host to seminars and expert speakers, Weasler is where you’ll see the art of public speaking at its finest.

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HERE

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The chapel dates from 15th-century Europe. It was hauled stone by stone from France and presented to Marquette in 1964. Legend has it that St. Joan of Arc herself kissed one of the 51 stones and it remains cooler 58 than the 50 surrounding stones to this day. You’ll have to 63 60 find out which stone. visit to marquette.edu/visit 61

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It stands proudly in the middle of campus, and it’s one of North America’s oldest medieval structures. Gather here every Tuesday night for our most popular Mass to reflect with dozens of other students.

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AT THE END OF EVERY FULL DAY,

YOU’LL WANT A PLACE TO LAY YOUR HEAD.

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It’s a place where you’ll make lifelong friends, share a few bags of Doritos and fight for the esteemed ping-pong championship. All in the space of a week. Welcome to life in the Marquette residence halls, where almost all freshmen and sophomores live. S O M E T H I N G S T H AT W I L L R E M I N D YO U O F H O M E

CABLE TV WIRELESS ACCESS WASHERS AND DRYERS

Of course, everyone on your floor will feel like family, but if you want an even deeper connection, check out our living-learning communities like the Dorothy Day Social Justice Community and Inclusive Leadership CommUNITY. marquette.edu/orl

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HOT COOKIE NIGHT

OUR MOST DELICIOUS TRADITION

50 MORE THAN

OF YOUR CLOSEST FRIENDS RIGHT DOWN THE HALL RESIDENCE HALLS

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Our librarians are always happy to help you find what you need. When you’re back in your room, you can IM them directly with the ASK A LIBRARIAN feature on our site.

Our collection includes the EPUBLICATIONS — a huge electronic repository for all Marquette’s scholarly work.

THE BREW AT THE BRIDGE literally links past and present by connecting the old library with the new library. It’s a popular place — especially during exam week.

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HERE

If you’re not already completely wired as projects and presentations roll in, don’t sweat it — the DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIO can loan you an iPad, a video camera, a digital camera or even a microphone.

Our

RAYNOR MEMORIAL LIBRARIES

DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL

COLLECTIONS AND UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES

houses the J.R.R. Tolkien Collection. It features many of the author’s original manuscripts (including LOTR).

Since it’s the hub for all undergraduate research, you’ll be spending a lot of time at Raynor. So start by researching which of our 15 study areas are most comfortable. marquette.edu/library/ #study

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With a wealth of knowledge at your fingertips, finding the information you’re looking for won’t be a problem. Narrowing it down, however, could be.

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THIS IS WHERE YOUR INTERESTS

GET EVEN MORE INTERESTING.

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No matter what you’re into, it’s likely there’s a group of people here who share your interests. And if you think there’s no way we could possibly have the things you like covered, we’ve got two words for you: Ukulele Club. M O S T G R O U P S FA L L I N T O T H E F O L LO W I N G CAT E G O R I E S

ACADEMICS AND PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY SERVICE AND SOCIAL AWARENESS CULTURAL GROUPS FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES HONORS SOCIETIES PERFORMING ARTS POLITICS SPECIAL INTERESTS SPIRITUALITY AND RELIGION STUDENT GOVERNMENT AND COORDINATING COUNCILS STUDENT MEDIA AND PUBLICATIONS To browse the entire list of student organizations, visit marquette.edu/involvement. O-FEST During the first week of school, you can learn more about getting involved at Organization Fest, where almost all our organizations have students available to answer questions.

MORE THAN

300 CLUBS,

ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS

Run with Dr. Lovell (our esteemed university president) each week. Follow him at @P R E S LOV E L L to find out the times and days. CLUBS

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HERE

You’ll find this 13.5-acre outdoor recreation area just south of our campus. It’s where you’ll want to be if you’re a fan of Golden Eagles lacrosse (since that’s where our NCAA men’s and women’s teams play). You can also take your turn on the field if you play intramurals or club sports. Go ahead and make the game a group outing — the stadium surrounding the field seats 1,600. And when you’re ready to stretch your legs, Valley Fields also boasts an eight-lane, 400-meter track.

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CHEER You probably already know this, but sports is a big deal here, and being a fan is one of our favorite pastimes. If you’re really committed, join the MARQUETTE FANATICS — a student group of die-hard spectators who have tickets to all home games.

I will bring the face paint, mes amis.

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ATHLETICS

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PLAY If you’re seriously talented, our varsity teams play in the Big East Conference and offer partial and full scholarships. If you’re just seriously competitive, try our intramurals and club sports.

BASKETBALL C G O L F L AC R O S S E S T RAC K A ND FI E L D C R O S S C O U N T RY L AC R O T R AC K A N D F I E L D VO L L E Y DA N C E T E A M M A S C OT S P I R I B AG TO S S B A S K E TB A L L D O D F O OT BA L L F UT SA L I N I N N E R T U B E W AT E R P O L O K I P O N G R AC Q U ETBA L L SA N S O F T B A L L T E N N I S U LT I M AT BASKETBALL CLASSICAL F E C YC L I N G E Q U E ST R I A N F I G U HOCKEY KUK SOOL W O N L AC C L I M B I N G R OW I N G / C R E W R S K I I N G A N D S N OW B OA R D S W I M M I N G A N D D I V I N G TA B T E N N I S T R I AT H L O N U LT I MA W AT E R P O L O W AT E R S

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L C RO S S C OU N T RY E SOCCER TENNIS D BASKETBALL ROSSE SOCCER TENNIS E YBALL CHEERLEADING R IT SQUAD BA D M I N TO N O DGEBALL FLOOR HOCKEY I N D O O R VO L L E Y B A L L ICKBALL PICKLEBALL PINGA N D VO L L E Y BA L L S O C C E R ATE FRISBEE BASEBALL F ENCING SOCIETY CURLING U R E S K AT I N G F I S H I N G G O L F AC RO S S E Q U I D D IT C H ROCK W R U G BY R U N N I N G S A I L I N G RDING SOC CER SOFTBALL A B L E T E N N I S TA E K WO N D O M AT E F R I S B E E V O L L E Y B A L L R S K I A N D W A K E B OA R D VARSITY WOMEN

INTRAMURALS

CLUB SPORTS

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SPIRIT

Since the Rec Plex is located within everyone who lives there basically has the sweetest home gym on earth. STRAZ RESIDENCE HALL ,

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Shoot some hoops at a pickup game Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays at noon.

Whether you prefer the dog paddle or butterfly, get your inner fish on during OPEN POOL HOURS — held all week long.

Find your own fit family at one of more than 30 weekly group fitness classes including SPIN, ZUMBA, YOGA and BOOT CAMP.

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REC PLEX HELFAER TENNIS STADIUM AND RECREATION CENTER

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Get ready to get pumped up. Or swim, run or play racquetball. The Rec Plex is the place to be for all of it. And if tennis is your thing, hit the Rec Center on the opposite end of campus for six fully air-conditioned courts. Between both, you’ll have access to: S US PE N D E D J O G G I N G T R AC K 2 5 -YA R D L A P P O O L GY M N AS I U M S GROUP FITNESS A N D YO G A R O O M F R E E -W E I G H T R O O M FITNESS CENTER R AC QU E T BA L L C O U R T S S QUAS H C O U R T G O L F P R AC T I C E A R E A F I T N E S S AS S E S S M E N T CENTER

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OUR MOST VALUED TRADITION ISN’T ABOUT US AT ALL.

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The practice that defines us is an idea that’s way bigger than one single event or organization, and bigger than Marquette University itself. It’s service — and it’s huge here.

The Marquette SERVICE TRADITION is central to our mission, integral to our personality and a key part of your transformational Marquette experience. MORE THAN

WE HAVE

80%

OF MARQUETTE UNDERGRADS PARTICIPATE IN COMMUNITY SERVICE

SERVICE

ORGANIZATIONS

RECOGNIZED FOR OUR COMMITMENT TO SERVICE WITH THE

CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT OUR CENTER FOR

COMMUNITY SERVICE CONNECTS YOU WITH SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES WE’VE BEEN NAMED TO THE PRESIDENT’S HIGHER EDUCATION COMMUNITY SERVICE HONOR ROLL

THREE TIMES

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SERVING OTHERS IS

THE SMARTEST THING YOU COULD EVER DO.

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Service learning is an academic program that blends community service with classroom theory. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s what happens when you combine your love of helping others with your love of learning. Someone gets the help they need while you gain skills to enhance your future career (and the personal accomplishment that comes from doing good).

This is how SERVICE LEARNING becomes real: IN TELEVISION PRODUCTION CLASS, YOU MIGHT CREATE A VIDEO FOR

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF METRO MILWAUKEE TO HELP THEM RECRUIT MORE VOLUNTEERS.

THROUGH THE SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE LEARNING PROGRAM, you might work in an HIV/TB clinic in Cape Town to help

IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE COMMUNITY. In Health Psychology class, you might plan and

LEAD A HALF-DAY PROGRAM for third- to eighth-grade students to teach them about nutrition, exercise and body image.

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WHO’S THE SMARTEST PERSON IN THE ROOM?

ACADEMICS

WE’RE LOOKING AT YOU. Classes here are designed to be a challenge. After all, it takes real work to become one of the world’s sharpest thinkers. Our faculty are here to help you in every way. And if you’re still pondering what major to choose, don’t worry: You’re not alone. In fact, more than 20 percent of our students are multi-interested (what others call “undecided”). Once you’re here, you’ll receive plenty of guidance, but whatever you eventually choose, don’t stop being interested in all sorts of experiences.

MEDIAN CLASS SIZE

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DIRECT ENTRY INTO YOUR PROGRAM

Marquette University — seven colleges and countless opportunities. Marquette operates on a direct-entry system, which means that you are admitted into one of our seven colleges. It doesn’t mean you need to select a major right off the bat, just that you can get headed in the general direction right away.

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You’ll be admitted to a single college, where the department that offers your major is housed. Your faculty adviser will be in that college, too. But you’ll still be able to take classes outside of your college or switch colleges if you decide to change your major. In addition to our 83 majors and 78 minors, we offer preprofessional programs for all of you future doctors, lawyers and dentists, described on page 102.

COLLEGE OF

HELEN WAY KLINGLER COLLEGE OF

ARTS AND SCIENCES — PAGE 48 — COLLEGE OF

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION —PAGE 58 —

J. WILLIAM AND MARY DIEDERICH COLLEGE OF

COMMUNICATION — PAGE 64 —

EDUCATION — PAGE 70 —

OPUS COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING — PAGE 76 — COLLEGE OF

HEALTH SCIENCES — PAGE 82 — COLLEGE OF

NURSING — PAGE 88 —

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We know that no matter what happens, the world will always need ethical leaders. Leaders who are able to think critically and act with commitment. Leaders who not only expect change, but demand it. Leaders who understand how to act with and for others. Within the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, that’s precisely what we’ll be preparing you for. marquette.edu/as

Naturally talented. If numbers make you sing and data makes you smile, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve found your home. Prepare yourself to take a hard look at some hard science. N AT U R A L S C I E N C E S M A J O R S

BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY BIOINFORMATICS

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES MATHEMATICS PHYSICS

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOPHYSICS CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY FOR THE PROFESSIONS COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS COMPUTER SCIENCE DATA SCIENCE

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CHEMU AND THE BIOCHEMISTRY MAJORS ASSOCIATION Join other chemistry, biochemistry and molecular biology majors who share your affinity for atomic structures and periodic table puns as part of our chemistry society, CheMU, or the Biochemistry Majors Association.

FIVE-YEAR STEM-MBA FOR SELECTED SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MATHEMATICS MAJORS

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SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES While your friends are mowing lawns over summer break, you could be getting paid to uncover cellular and molecular mysteries. Work one-on-one with faculty, discover the pace and demands of real scientific research, and present your findings at a national conference as you gain unparalleled experience in your field (not your lawn). CENTER FOR PRE-HEALTH ADVISING If your future plans include a career in health care, get guidance on what it takes to be a sure-fire candidate for top-notch programs. marquette.edu/pre-health

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SOME PLACES OUR STUDENTS INTERN National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) sites Department of Energy SULI programs NASA Undergraduate Summer Research Program

$2.8 MILLION

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3M Abbott Laboratories Accenture BloodCenter of Wisconsin Bristol-Meyers Squibb Chimp Studios GE Healthcare Hewlett-Packard King Pharmaceuticals Marshfield Clinic Medical College of Wisconsin Organic Valley Pfizer Prodesse Sargent and Lundy Sogeti United Healthcare U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Columbia University Georgia State Harvard Medical School Johns Hopkins Northwestern University Yale University University of California, Irvine University of Cincinnati University of Wisconsinâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Madison

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Neutrinos in Antarctica Cybersecurity and big data

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Socially acceptable. From how ancient civilizations developed to how modern society is being shaped right now, the way people interact and behave is endlessly fascinating. With a major in a social sciences area, you’ll be able to dive into the details right away. SOCIAL SCIENCES MAJORS

ANTHROPOLOGY CRIMINOLOGY AND LAW STUDIES ECONOMICS ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY SOCIAL WELFARE AND JUSTICE SOCIOLOGY

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CRIMINOLOGY AND LAW SOCIETY Talk shop with FBI agents, district attorneys, police officers and probation officers when you join this organization that’s all about connecting you with professionals in the field.

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AUTISM CONSORTIUM We’re bringing people interested in autism spectrum disorder together to share ideas. You can help create opportunities for awareness and inclusion, education, research and maybe even make things better for fellow classmates. CENTER FOR PEACEMAKING We’re always trying to gain insight into how we can best serve others. If you’re interested in how to better achieve justice around the world, then attend a conference, hear a speaker or even participate in research through this center, which is dedicated to the promotion of social justice, human dignity and peace.

SOME PLACES OUR STUDENTS INTERN Chase Hunger Task Force Legal Aid Society MillerCoors Milwaukee Brewers S.E.T. Ministry

TRAVEL TO

FINLAND AND ESTONIA TO RESEARCH

FOREIGN PRISONS — OR THE —

RAINFORESTS OF PANAMA

TO STUDY CARBON STORAGE

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JOBS Accenture

How NFL players cope after retiring

GRADUATE SCHOOLS

Kohler Co.

College of William and Mary Law School

Kohl’s Department Stores

Columbia University

New York Federal Reserve Bank

Duke University

U.S. Bank U.S. Department of Labor Wells Fargo

Loyola University, Chicago Marquette University Law School National University of Ireland, Galway

Presidential elections The effectiveness of government policies in America’s communities as part of the Democracy Lab How people with autism navigate busy airports

University of Chicago University of Illinois University of Minnesota University of Oregon University of Wisconsin– Madison

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Humanly possible. Become fluent in another time, another view of the world or another language. Whichever you choose, we know you’ll find a whole new meaning for the phrase culturally significant. HUMANITIES MAJORS

AMERICAN MILITARY HISTORY CLASSICS ENGLISH LITERATURE

PHILOSOPHY SPANISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

SPANISH FOR THE PROFESSIONS

FRENCH

THEOLOGY AND RELIGION

GERMAN

WRITING INTENSIVE ENGLISH

HISTORY LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES

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NORMAN H. OTT MEMORIAL WRITING CENTER Make your pen even more powerful here, where you’ll find English professors and trained tutors from a variety of majors eager to help you craft content. Learn to overcome writer’s block and how to organize papers, or have a fellow wordsmith critique your latest draft as you go from rough to refined. VIRTUAL IMMERSION & ACQUISITION This program puts you face to face (or at least webcam to webcam) with students from around the globe. Share dialect, traditions and perspectives as you learn to speak their language, and, even more important, begin to understand their way of life. 54

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LANGUAGE CLUBS Combine your love of language with your social agenda by joining our Arabic Language Club, or our German, Classics, French or Spanish honor societies. You’ll attend celebrations, listen to lectures, share meals, watch films — and make tons of friends.

SOME PLACES OUR STUDENTS INTERN American Cancer Society Chicago Shakespeare Theater Johnson Controls Marquette Intercollegiate Athletics Department Marquette University Center for Peacemaking Milwaukee County Courthouse Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Northwestern Mutual Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare

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GREAT LAKES HIGHER EDUCATION GUARANTY CORP. TO CREATE NEW PAID AND FOR-CREDIT INTERNSHIPS

JOBS Many of our humanities majors pursue graduate or professional school, while others go right to work for organizations including:

Seton Hall University

Defining what is Hispanic

UC Berkeley

Science fiction

University of Chicago

The Catholic Enlightenment

University of Eastern Illinois

How Civil War lessons are still teaching us today

The Associated Press

University of Maryland

Chase Bank

University of Massachusetts

Culture Concepts

University of Minnesota

Jesuit Volunteer Corps

University of Nebraska Omaha

U.S. State Department GRAD SCHOOLS AND LAW SCHOOLS American University Boston College Boston University Georgetown University Loyola University, Chicago Marquette University

University of Iowa

University of Northern Illinois University of Notre Dame University of Oregon University of Vermont University of Wisconsin– Madison University of Wisconsin– Milwaukee

Connecting 19th Century travel literature with present day locations in Spain

STUDY LITERARY DEPICTIONS OF

MAGIC FROM

SHAKESPEARE, J.K. ROWLING, TOLKIEN AND OTHERS.

New York University

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Sensenbrenner Hall was built in 1924 and is part of the historic core of the Marquette campus.

Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll have plenty of opportunities to collaborate with both faculty and fellow students, and the interior space was designed specifically to make those connections easy, interesting and fun.

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Even though the building has a long history, it’s got modern conveniences as well. It underwent a major upgrade in 2014.

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That’s because, as the HQ for Arts and Sciences, Sensenbrenner Hall is where you’ll find many of the faculty who teach the classes that make up the Core of Common Studies. We like to call these courses the intellectual heart of a Marquette education. They’re built on our Jesuit tradition and include nine knowledge areas essential to a welleducated, well-rounded, stand-up person with real depth of character (i.e., you, of course).

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COLLEGE OF

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

ACADEMICS

Understanding how to do business is key. Just as important is understanding the effects doing business will have. Here, we believe that the measure of business success is not only in financial statements, but also in whether you’re using your ambition to further the common good. A Marquette business education equips you for that. You’ll gain the skills to excel, the confidence to stand for what’s right and the competence to lead the way. marquette.edu/business

Open for business, from day one. From your first day in class, you’ll be immersed in a business education steeped in academic excellence and the Catholic, Jesuit tradition. You’ll experience an innovative curriculum, grow through our Business Career Center and develop realworld skills with our applied programs. MAJORS

ACCOUNTING

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

BUSINESS ECONOMICS

MARKETING

FINANCE

OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

HUMAN RESOURCES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

REAL ESTATE

ACADEMICS

INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP No matter your major, you’ll start your freshman year with foundational courses on how businesses work. Then, you’ll be prepared to take major courses and start an internship . That gives you a decided advantage over your peers at other institutions, where students often aren’t even admitted to business school until their second or third year. CA R E E R P R E PA R AT I O N AND NETWORKING

INTERNSHIPS AND A PP L I E D L E A R N I N G

BUSINESS CAREER CENTER Offers professional career preparation and development for undergraduate students, including an internship program.

SOME PLACES OUR STUDENTS INTERN

ONE-ON-ONE MENTORING PROGRAM Pairs business administration majors with business executives.

Milwaukee Brewers

Harley-Davidson J.P. Morgan Chase Johnson Controls Manpower MillerCoors Morgan Stanley Northwestern Mutual Robert W. Baird Rockwell Automation Uline

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CENTER FOR REAL ESTATE Provides internship, community outreach and research opportunities in commercial real estate. THE CENTER FOR SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT An in-depth, hands-on look at the world of supply and demand.

OUR REAL ESTATE PROGRAM IS

RANKED 9TH

IN THE NATION

OUR OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM IS RANKED

14TH IN THE NATION

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% 100 PLACEMENT

JOBS Amazon

GE Healthcare

Aon Hewitt

Kohl’s

Baker Tilly

KPMG

Bank of America

PricewaterhouseCoopers

Goldman Sachs

BMO Harris Bank Citi Private Bank

GRADUATE SCHOOLS

Deloitte

Marquette University

Direct Supply

Northwestern University

Ernst & Young

University of Chicago

FIS Global

University of Notre Dame

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ACCOUNTING RANKED

18TH

NATIONALLY FOR CPA EXAM PASS RATE @M U BUS I N E S S

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

ACADEMICS

MICRO-ENTERPRISE, MACRO IMPACT Through our Applied Global Business Program, you’ll work with communities in developing nations to provide micro-enterprise solutions. In other words, you’ll create successful business practices on a small scale that are both sustainable and culturally sensitive. Recent efforts have taken students to Guatemala, India and El Salvador.

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If you’re one of the elite finance majors accepted into the AIM PROGRAM , you’ll have experienced pros helping you at every decimal point along the way. And you’ll enjoy access to lab resources like our live NASDAQ ticker and Bloomberg terminals.

Welcome to WALL STREET, WISCONSIN . Each year, alumni from companies such as Baird, Citigroup, J.P. Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley share their personal experiences and expertise on how to make a successful career out of making sound investments.

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There’s ordinary career preparation and then there’s traveling to the mecca of financial management: NEW YORK CITY. Every fall, our finance majors meet with leading financial investment banks, hedge funds, investment companies and financial service firms — all while getting a taste for how big business works in the Big Apple.

THE DIFFERENCE

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AIM LAB

And we’re serious about the applied part: You’ll manage the investment of $1 MILLION OF THE UNIVERSITY’S ENDOWMENT, as well as other domestic 67 and international equity and fixed-income portfolios.

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Theories and guesstimates don’t cut it in the financial world. Businesses want to know you can handle the heat, so we throw you into our version of the fire — the Applied Investment Management (AIM) Lab.

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DIEDERICH

COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION

J. WILLIAM AND MARY DIEDERICH COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION

ACADEMICS

In any industry, culture or situation, communication is absolutely essential. Information has power only if it’s known. Stories inspire only if they’re told. And life is truly fulfilling only if it’s shared. So at the Diederich College of Communication, we immerse you in an environment that encourages risks and demands excellence. It’s the best way to become an accomplished communicator, with the vision and agility to stay ahead, the ability to speak for those unheard, and the wisdom to know what to say. marquette.edu/comm

Use your voice to change the world. You'll learn in a close-knit environment with caring, expert faculty, and you'll be surrounded by impressive, cutting-edge facilities and tools. But the real work will be up to you: How will you use what you learn to bring about positive change in the world? MAJORS

ADVERTISING

JOURNALISM

COMMUNICATION STUDIES

MEDIA STUDIES

CORPORATE COMMUNICATION

PUBLIC RELATIONS

ACADEMICS

DIGITAL MEDIA (BROADCASTING)

91%

THEATRE ARTS

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COMMUNICATION GRADUATES ARE

ONE MAJOR IS NICE, BUT TWO IS BETTER. Not sure yet? That’s OK. If you know communication is your thing, we’ll help you find the right major. As a communication major, you’ll work twice as hard — sometimes because you want to, and other times because all communication majors are required to have either a dual major or an additional minor. Your projects will pile up, but, more importantly, so will your job offers. I N T E R N S H I P S A N D A PP L I E D L E A R N I N G

EMPLOYED OR ENROLLED IN

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SCHOOL WITHIN ONE YEAR OF GRADUATION

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SOME PLACES OUR STUDENTS INTERN Boys & Girls Clubs

Kartemquin Films

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The Milwaukee Business Journal

CNN

CNN Conan O’Brien

Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design

Cosmopolitan

New York Times

Elle Magazine

Sports Illustrated

Esquire

USA Today

Facebook

Wall Street Journal

Fox Sports Wisconsin

Washington Post

Gannett Wisconsin Media

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E! Entertainment Television ESPN Facebook Fox Network Systems Fox Sports Networks HBO Milwaukee Brewers Milwaukee Repertory Theater NBC The Oprah Winfrey Show Reddit Twin Cities Public Television

DIEDERICH IDEAS Bring your original ideas to screen through a variety of student-filmed documentaries, interviews and talk shows. THE MILWAUKEE NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS SERVICE It started as a small shop on campus covering the stories no one else seemed to care about. Today, those stories are syndicated to other media and inspiring action around Milwaukee.

JOURNALISM FOR SOCIAL CHANGE Every year, we host three world-class journalists. You’ll have the opportunity to work directly with them, researching stories with the potential to change policies and improve lives. And you may even be invited back to their newsrooms for a summer internship. Past internships have included positions at the Seattle Times, Pittsburgh PostGazette and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

N O TA B L E A LU M S

NICHOLAS D’AGOSTO plays Harvey Dent on Fox’s Gotham.

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GREG KOT has been the Chicago Tribune’s music critic for more than 20 years. PAUL MATTHAEUS is founder of Digital Kitchen. LISA OSBORNE ROSS is an Executive VP of Ogilvy Public Relations and leads the firm’s Corporate and Public Affairs Practice in Washington, D.C. CHRISTY PREGONT was recently named one of the 36 most creative women in advertising by Business Insider, thanks to her social media campaigns for the New York Knicks and Project Runway. LEN KASPER is the Chicago Cubs’ play-by-play announcer.

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DANNY PUDI has played Abed Nadir on the comedy series Community on NBC and Yahoo Screen. ADAM STOCKHAUSEN is an Academy Award winner, production design, for The Grand Budapest Hotel, and two-time nominee for Bridge of Spies and 12 Years a Slave.

ONE-ON-ONE MENTORING PROGRAM As a collaboration with the College of Communication Alumni Association, our Mentoring Program pairs you with professionals full of tips, advice and insider insight. STUDENT MEDIA Write, design, produce or sell media starting as early as your freshman year. Do it in print, online or on the air.

BEN TRACY has been a CBS News national correspondent since 2008. @M U C O L L EG EO F C O M M

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Join the news, sports, entertainment and production departments to produce six half-hour shows a week for MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY TV. Then grab some popcorn and some fans, and settle in to watch the shows on Channel 99 (it airs campuswide).

You’ll learn to use VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE , AVID, and broadcast producing program, EZNEWS/Inception. They’re important programs in the industry, and knowing how to use them will make you a marketable grad.

Studio 7’s not the only place you’ll find cutting-edge tech. Facilities across the Diederich College provide the most up-todate equipment and software so you can bring all your ideas to life.

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STUDIO 7

But really, you’ll be right here at Marquette, probably about to shoot a segment for Marquette University Television.

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In Studio 7, and in our sister studio down the hall, you’ll learn exactly what it’s like to work in television, and have the resources you 67 need to create professional work of your own.

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With the same cameras, audio boards, technical directing boards, teleprompters and lights found in any broadcast television station, you’ll think you’ve stepped into the studio of a major network.

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COLLEGE OF

EDUCATION

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

ACADEMICS

When you’re a student who’s also an aspiring educator, your own educational experience becomes critical to shaping your future. It will influence your approach and philosophy for your entire career. So in the College of Education, you’ll balance challenging work in the classroom with meaningful work in the community. You’ll get experience on our campus and in Milwaukee schools. You’ll actively learn and actively teach. And when you graduate, you’ll be able to draw on those experiences to shape minds in an incredibly powerful way. marquette.edu/education

This is a teacher’s calling. Even though a degree in education means you’ll know theory, facts and the most effective ways to convey a subject, the most important thing you’ll learn is how to teach a student. MAJORS

ACADEMICS

You’ll graduate with a certification in elementary and middle education (grades 1–8) or middle and secondary education (grades 6–12), and you’ll also have a second major in one of these academic content areas: BIOLOGY

MATHEMATICS

CHEMISTRY

PHYSICS

COMMUNICATION STUDIES

POLITICAL SCIENCE

ENGLISH

PSYCHOLOGY

FRENCH

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

GERMAN

SOCIOLOGY

HISTORY

SPANISH

JOURNALISM

THEATRE ARTS

LATIN GET TO THE TOP (AND FRONT) OF YOUR CLASS EVEN SOONER. With direct entry into the College of Education, you’ll take classes relevant to your major right away. So while others are still sitting in class taking notes, you’ll be standing in front of the class taking attendance or studying abroad.

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IN EDUCATION AND A CONTENT AREA

BEING THE DIFFERENCE

CA R E E R P R E PA R AT I O N A N D N E T W O R K I N G

OUR STUDENTS BECOME TEACHERS, PRINCIPALS, ADMINISTRATORS, COUNSELORS AND RESEARCHERS They also serve in programs including:

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION STUDENT COUNCIL Work directly with the College of Education’s administrators to make sure your collective voice is heard, and assist your fellow future teachers in getting classroom ready.

Boys & Girls Clubs CIEE Teach Abroad Program Jesuit Volunteer Corps Peace Corps Teach for America The Urban Catholic Teacher Corps 72

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PEER EDUCATION ADVISING RESOURCE (PEAR) PROGRAM Help new education students get comfortable by showing them the ropes.

% 30 STUDY ABROAD

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PRIOR TO STUDENT TEACHING

TAKE PART IN COMMUNITYBASED

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BEHAVIOR CLINIC The Behavior Clinic offers mental health services for children who are experiencing significant behavior and emotional problems.

@M U E DU C AT I O N

TEACH FOR AMERICA PARTNERSHIP Come together with other promising leaders to teach educational injustice a lesson in equality.

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GO WHERE YOU’RE NEEDED MOST The best way to understand how to educate in challenging environments is to practice there, so our student teaching opportunities include assignments in various settings. WAIST-DEEP IN HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE Of course you’ll complete a student teaching experience. But you’ll also have hundreds of opportunities to broaden your experience through research, volunteering and service learning.

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HARTMAN LITERACY AND LEARNING CENTER

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The Hartman Literacy and Learning Center is home to the Family Literacy Project, and it’s where you can help kids from innercity Milwaukee learn to read.

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OPUS COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING

OPUS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

ACADEMICS

As the world faces critical issues like clean water, global health and aging infrastructure, it requires engineers adept enough — and brave enough — to tackle those issues head on. So we prepare you to be an able problem-solver by demanding that you think critically and challenging you to find the next solution. Here, you’ll become an engineer who is creative, innovative, technically proficient and ready to lead. Most important, you’ll be ready and able to solve problems for the world. marquette.edu/engineering

The question isn’t can we, but should we? With the technical skills you’ll learn here, you’ll be able to do a lot of things. What you’ll constantly be asked to consider, however, is whether it’s a thing worth doing. We’ll expect you to think beyond solutions to implications, like the ethical impact of a project and how the work is serving the world. MAJORS

BIOCOMPUTING BIOELECTRONICS BIOMECHANICS CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING COMPUTER ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ACADEMICS

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PRACTICALLY SPEAKING In our co-op program, you’ll combine time at school with time as an employed engineer. It’s an excellent way to integrate classroom work with practical industrial experience — and score a nice paycheck as well (co-ops average around $3,000 a month).

E-LEAD (ENGINEERS IN THE LEAD) Within this three-year, application-based program, you’ll shadow a mentor and take part in a co-op, internship, research project or major service initiative as you go from being a doer to a leader. You’ll learn to build team engagement and drive innovation.

ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS Put what you’re learning to work and build a bridge that gives villagers in remote areas of Guatemala yearround access to schools, markets and hospitals.

engineering leaders and physicians — you don’t need to be pre-med, just ready to problem-solve.

your creativity to work in the EDDI program. With the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, we bring both interests together to engineer a better, well, you name it.

I N V E N T I V E PA R T N E R S H I P S

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISCONSIN Our biomedical engineering department with the medical college is the regional epicenter for translating biomedical research for patient care. State-of-the-art labs, handson learning, and work with 78

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ENGINEERING + DESIGN DRIVEN INNOVATION If you have designs on engineering and an interest in industrial design, put

THE VISUALIZATION LAB Step inside an emergency room, a rain forest or even a beating heart. In the Viz Lab, you can go anywhere you can imagine. You’ll wear special glasses that allow you to see projected images as if they were real, and you’ll take learning out of a book and into virtual reality.

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JOBS

GE Healthcare

Johnson Controls

Baxter Healthcare

Kohler Co.

Brady Corp.

Lockheed Martin

CH2M HILL

Siemens

Cisco Systems

Trek Bicycle Corp.

Gauthier Biomedical

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ENGINEERING GRADUATES ARE

EMPLOYED

OR ENROLLED IN GRADUATE SCHOOL WITHIN ONE YEAR OF GRADUATION

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ACADEMICS

WATER QUALITY CENTER Come together with other experts from biological sciences, mathematics, statistics and computer science to improve the quality of the world’s water through physical, chemical and biological analysis (and the occasional taste test).

This place has a green roof, a 10,000- gallon storm water retention tank, an 8-kW solar array, stained and polished concrete floors, 95% LED lighting and a heat recovery chiller. No wonder it was granted LEED GOLD CERTIFICATION from the U.S. Green Building Council.

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Because you start out in the Opus College of Engineering from the first day of your freshman year, you’ll have classes with engineering faculty, get to know your fellow engineers-in-training and have access to the amazing resources of Engineering Hall right from the beginning.

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MATERIALS AND

STRUCTURES TESTING LABORATORY,

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you’ll find 3D printers, metal fabricators, tools of every size and use — basically all the ingredients you need to get in and get your hands dirty figuring stuff out.

Within the building’s 115,000 square feet of space, you’ll find 38 laboratories, nine classrooms and seminar rooms, 12 student study nodes and more than 120 sensors built in to study the structural behavior of the building.

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COLLEGE OF

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Bring us your passion, your intelligence and your desire to use science as a force for good. We’ll give you a prestigious, competitive program that’s built around today’s health care challenges — and changes in response to the industry’s requirements. We offer the best of both learning and doing, of cutting-edge research and clinical experience. And after immersion in this demanding environment, you’ll leave prepared to start a long-term career and tackle the problems of right now. marquette.edu/health-sciences

Prepare for some of the most in-demand careers in the U.S. Within the College of Health Sciences, you’ll have access to a combination of course work, research and practical experiences that few programs can match. And you’ll know that what you’re doing has the potential to fill a role that’s desperately needed. MAJORS

ATHLETIC TRAINING** BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY

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MARQUETTE PRESENTS Professors and professionals alike present research and expertise on subjects ranging from schizophrenia to spinal cord injuries. CENTER FOR PRE-HEALTH ADVISING As soon as you start in the College of Health Sciences, you’ll be assigned an adviser specific to your major. Have plans to continue on to med school, dental school or another professional college after Marquette? Our pre-health advising center is here to help you make those plans real. marquette.edu/pre-health

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Doctoral degree program Master’s degree program

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SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM Spend 10 intense weeks working in research labs with faculty by your side. SPEECH PATHOLOGY CLINIC Become part of our commitment to providing speech pathology and audiology services to the Milwaukee community. GLOBAL BRIGADES The world’s largest student-run organization aiming to improve global health and sustainable development began right here at Marquette.

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JOBS Abbott Laboratories American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology

Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Green Bay Packers

American Cancer Society

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You’ll dissect and analyze the human body from head to toe — gaining knowledge of major muscle groups, the anatomical relationship between fascial planes, and the kinesiologic synergies between muscles and joints.

Every spring, more than 80 biomedical sciences students gather here at one of the few GROSS ANATOMY L ABS for undergraduates in the nation.

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Each year, more than 4,000 high school and college students visit our facility to get a feel for the science of human anatomy.

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GROSS ANATOMY LAB

It’s rare for undergraduates to take gross anatomy, but at Marquette, you will. You’ll have amazing opportunities to see firsthand how the human body really works.

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Although patients need sound treatment, they deserve even more. That’s why as a Marquette nursing student, you’ll benefit from a rigorous, experiential curriculum with a focus on ethical responsibility. You’ll become a nurse who’s an advocate for individuals and communities. A nurse poised for leadership in a rapidly changing health care environment. A nurse who provides care and offers compassionate caring. marquette.edu/nursing

Learn with your head, lead with your heart. What makes Marquette nurses different is that they focus on care for the whole person. As a Marquette nurse, you’ll stand out as a critical thinker and skilled clinical decision-maker who promotes not just the physical health of people and populations, but the health of the whole person. MAJOR

NURSING You’ll be admitted directly into the College of Nursing and start nursing course work from your first semester.

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CARING FOR PATIENTS DIRECTLY In your sophomore year, you’ll start clinical courses and count on a guaranteed clinical placement. Thanks to our partnerships with more than 80 agencies in Milwaukee, you’ll have the opportunity to experience the full continuum of patient care — from acute care hospitals to outpatient clinics, community agencies and patient homes.

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WHEATON FRANCISCAN HEALTHCARE CENTER FOR CLINICAL SIMULATION The center creates realistic, high-risk scenarios that will test your nursing knowledge and hone your critical response skills. (Read more about it on pages 92– 93.)

THE MARQUETTE CLINIC FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN At our clinic in the heart of Milwaukee, you’ll gain valuable experience while giving advice, conducting examinations and providing treatment to those who need it most.

MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION Besides getting friendly with fellow students and faculty, as a member of MUSNA, you’ll be the difference in more ways than we can list.

COMMUNITY CLINICS Work at one of two nursemanaged community clinics aimed at bringing health care options closer to patients in areas of Milwaukee that are most in need of primary health care. The clinics are a partnership between the College of Nursing and Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, a hospital ranked #4 in the nation.

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VETERANS AFFAIRS COHORT It’s not every day you get to heal heroes — unless, of course, you belong to this highly competitive group. Serve those who have served our country by advancing health research and working directly with veterans and their families.

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The lab is fully functional with much of the same equipment youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d find in an actual clinical setting, including infant incubators, patient monitors and telemetry technology.

Video equipment records the learning process in action, so professors and clinical educators can review with you exactly what went right and what you could have handled differently.

Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a place for almost any situation. The lab includes a six-bed hospital suite with two intensive care rooms, two medical surgical rooms, one pediatrics room, and one labor and delivery suite. There are also two health clinic examination rooms, a home health/ assisted living apartment, a clinical skills laboratory and two four-bed patient care rooms.

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This is as real as it gets — without actually being real. Here, we train nurses to handle uncommon patient care situations.

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MINORS When you have major love for more than one subject, you just may have to take a minor. Good news. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve got a lot of them.

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Intern in the White House, the State Department, the FDA or any one of more than 100 congressional offices. Programs from our LES ASPIN CENTER FOR GOVERNMENT are widely known as some of the best on Capitol Hill.

The center was named after LES ASPIN , who was a Milwaukee native, a Marquette faculty member, an 11-term congressman, a secretary of state and an overall legend of legislation.

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Live just four blocks from the where you’ll be perfectly positioned for politicking and power lunching. U.S. CAPITOL BUILDING ,

So this location isn’t exactly on campus. But it’s still a place where you can experience the power of being the difference. Spend a semester here as an intern through Marquette’s Les Aspin Center for Government. The center’s mission is to prepare young people to serve the public, and to make everyone more aware of public policy and how it can change lives. And the programs aren’t limited to D.C. • Stay on campus and get placed in a local Milwaukee legislative office.

The layout of D.C.’s streets was designed by my countryman, Pierre L’Enfant. It’s been almost 225 years and I’m still waiting for a tour. Maybe I’ll text him.

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• Or travel to Accra, Ghana, to visit government institutions, attend cultural events and interact with people working in Ghanaian politics, NGOs, media and educational institutions.

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MADRID

Whether you’re witnessing the renewed spirit of or sitting down for a home-cooked meal with your new family in MADRID , you’ll discover that our study-abroad programs offer unique experiences beyond the classroom. CAPE TOWN

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A R G E N T I N A AUS T R A L I A AUS T R I A B E LG I U M BRAZIL C A N A DA CHILE CHINA C Z E C H R E PU B L I C DENMARK

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PE R U PHILIPPINES SOUTH AFRICA S O U T H KO R E A S PA I N THAIL AND TURKEY UNITED KINGDOM VIETNAM AND MORE

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STUDY AROUND THE WORLD

It has more points of interest than we have space to tell you about here. But one thing we can definitively say about the whole world is that there are thousands of Marquette students out there being the difference in it. In fact, 24 percent of our students study abroad. When you go, here are a few things you won’t have to worry about: graduating late (you won’t), speaking like a local (an intro language course is recommended but not required), knowing what to do once you’re there (we give you all the prep you need). With six continents to choose from, however, choosing a program can be a tough task.

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Not only will you learn and serve, but the international experience you’ll gain will give you an edge when it comes to competing in today’s job market.

WHAT’S NEXT IS

HAPPENING NOW. At Marquette, we encourage people to think differently. We also encourage them to act. That’s why we emphasize research and innovation. Our faculty are both world-class teachers and worldclass scholars. As a Marquette student, you’ll have unmatched opportunities to connect with faculty both in the classroom and in the lab (or in the field, in the community or wherever they’re doing their research.) And, not just during the school year. Summer can be a great time to get involved.

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W H E R E CA N YO U G E T I N VO LV E D I N R E S E A R C H?

GLOBAL WATER CENTER We’re exploring water technologies to quench the world’s thirst with a home in the Global Water Center, a collaborative hub for water-related research facilities and water-related companies.

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THE COMMONS Share a common goal and work with students from other disciplines on real-world projects. Build experience while developing the skills necessary to create a successful new venture or innovate within an existing company. RESEARCH WITH MEANING Remember back on page 42 when we told you how big service was around here? You’ll see that reflected in our research too. The official name for it is research in action, and it’s one of the principles that guide what we do at Marquette. Whether we’re developing solutions to the world’s most pressing problems or searching for answers to life’s thorniest questions, our research is always guided by a deep sense of purpose.

STRATEGIC INNOVATION FUND Explore your entrepreneurial side, because if you have a great idea, Marquette might fund it. Similar to a venture capital fund, the strategic innovation fund gives seed money to students, faculty and staff to explore their ventures.

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STRATEGIC INNOVATION FUNDS SOME COOL STUFF BEING FUNDED NOW • Combating food deserts

• Advancing collaboration for a visualization lab • 3D printing of customized implants for cleft lips and palates

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• Increasing civic engagement and improving neighborhood well-being

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AND A WHOLE LOT OF HELP.

Because many of our students are interested in pursuing a dental, law, medical or other professional degree, we’ve dedicated an entire office to the cause.

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Our pre-professional advisers will guide you through site visits, entrance exam preparation and what professional school is best for you. The staff also offers a free recommendations service, meaning they’ll collect and send letters of praise on your behalf — earning the kudos, however, is up to you.

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If an undergraduate degree is just the first stop on your way to a career as a dentist, doctor or physician’s assistant, you can work with an adviser in the Center for Pre-health Advising. Your adviser will help make sure you’re taking advantage of all the opportunities available to set you up for success in professional school. GO STRAIGHT TO G R A D S C H O O L

With Marquette’s scholars programs, you can complete your undergrad, knowing that you already have conditional acceptance to a Marquette graduate program.

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PRE-LAW SCHOLARS This option combines a Marquette undergrad degree with a Marquette J.D. You’ll complete both in six years, rather than the traditional seven. PRE-DENTAL SCHOLARS Combine your undergrad education with a Marquette School of Dentistry degree and complete both in seven years, rather than eight.

To learn more about Pre-dent, Pre-med, Pre-law and other pre-professional programs, visit marquette.edu/ pre-health.

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NEED FOR A CHALLENGE In the Marquette Honors Program, 350 of our sharpest students take some of our toughest classes and work with our finest professors.

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But despite its name, our Honors Program isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t about acclaim or prestige. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s an intense challenge to think, feel and act differently in pursuit of being the difference. Research side by side with professors, attend interdisciplinary seminars and take specialized courses and independent studies. Your senior year will conclude with a capstone experience designed to put all of your knowledge and insight to work. marquette.edu/honors

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When you enter the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps at Marquette, you’re entering one of the best-known programs in the country. And you’ll be in good company — we rank third among national universities for the percentage of students who serve in ROTC.

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YOUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;VE REALLY GOT TO

SEE IT IN PERSON. Not even the previous 100-plus pages of breathtaking photography and detailed descriptions can truly capture the spirit of our campus. Good thing we love company.

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Stop by and see the trees of Wisconsin Avenue in all their fall glory. Sit in on a class or two. And soak in the energy of campus, downtown Milwaukee and Lake Michigan. If you like what you see, feel free to stay awhile (say, four years).

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OPEN HOUSE Get an overview of campus, academics and life here at one of our fall or spring open houses. Space is limited, so check online for dates and availability at marquette.edu/ explore.

DAILY VISIT Start with a brief presentation about Marquette and then take a student-guided tour through campus and our residence halls. Admission counselors will be available for any follow-up questions.

CLASS VISIT If you don’t have time for a shadow visit, you can still experience what it’s like to be a student. You can do class visits when class is in session (obviously) and not during our summer session. You should plan to stay for the entire class. Learn more at marquette.edu/explore.

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W H E N CA N YO U V I S I T ?

Join us any weekday or certain Saturdays, but make sure to plan ahead. Our calendars fill up fast, so you’ll want to schedule two weeks out for a weekday visit and four to six weeks out for a Saturday visit. You can book online at marquette.edu/explore.

If you prefer to tour campus in your undergarments, it would be best for everyone if you visit marquette.edu/ apps to download the campus tours app.

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SHADOW VISIT A shadow visit gives you the chance to experience life as a Marquette student up close. You’ll be paired with a current student who will take you to a class or two, show you the best places to eat and introduce you around. Seniors can even spend the night in one of our residence halls.

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The only way to get here when I was your age was by canoe. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not one to lament the past, but Internet superhighways are much easier to navigate than rivers.

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ONE WAY TO GET HERE. Before you can play ball, conduct research, take a dip, travel the globe, become best friends, learn to serve, engineer the future or set the world on fire, you need to apply. It’s not hard, and you’ve already done most of the work (otherwise known as high school). Visit marquette.edu/explore to get started.

A COUPLE OF TIPS TO MAKE THE P R O C E S S E V E N E AS I E R

Circle D E C E M B E R 1 on your calendar. That’s the priority application deadline. Make sure to have your H I G H S C H O O L T R A N S C R I P T,

your SAT O R AC T S C O R E S and your A P P L I C AT I O N E S SAY . Expect a decision in the mail by E N D O F J A N UA R Y. And while you’re waiting, here are a few resources for staying ahead of the curve:

fafsa.ed.gov After October 1 and no later than February 15, fill out the FAFSA form online, and find out how much financial aid you can expect from the government. Your results will be forwarded straight to us, and we’ll begin walking you through the financial aid process.

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marquette.edu/explore Here is where you go to explore scholarship opportunities. The deadline to apply for scholarships is F E B R UA RY 1 .

IN FOUR YEARS,

YOU’LL BE READY FOR ANYTHING. During your time at Marquette, you’ll spend time exploring exactly what you want to do with your life after college. In every program, you’ll have opportunities to get into the real world and gain hands-on experience through service learning, internships or co-ops. For even more support, turn to our Career Services Center, where you can find help with everything from choosing a career to finding a job. Because as amazing as your experience here will be, you’ll be transforming into someone who’s ready to go out into the world. Ready to make each new day count. Ready to take on unknown challenges. Ready to make every year better than the last.

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ORGANIZATION*

We believe in your future. The potential you have is virtually limitless. You might be a CEO, a lawyer, a doctor, a principal, an industry expert. You might be several of those things or none of those things. But one thing is certain: After the transformative experience of a Marquette education, you will BE THE DIFFERENCE.

WHERE STUDENTS GO AFTER MARQUETTE

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• 68% Employed, full time • 21% Graduate/professional school, full time • 5% Seeking employment • 3% Other, not seeking employment • 2 % Post-graduation service, full time • 1% Active military, full time

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5 YEARS AFTER GRADUATION***

• 87% Employed, full time • 7% Graduate/professional school, full time • 1% Seeking employment • 3% Other, not seeking employment • 0% Post-graduation service, full time • 1% Active military, full time First Destination Survey, 90% response rate. Undergraduate Alumni Survey, 33% response rate. *** Undergraduate Alumni Survey, 33% response rate. Percentages may not add to 100% due to rounding. *

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707 Building, College of 16th Street Parking Structure �� 55 Professional Studies �� 72 Wells Street Parking Structure �� 67 1700 Building �� 48 Art/Entertainment/Recreation Facilities Carpenter Tower �� 73 Alumni Memorial Union, University Clark Hall, College of Nursing �� 31 Milwaukee Information and Visitors Center �� 61 U.S. Cellular Coughlin Hall �� 18Theater Arena Freew ay En Campus Town �� 51 trance Tunnel Hall �� 28 Cramer Gymnasium, Marquette �� 32 Cudahy Hall �� 19 Haggerty Museum of Art �� 13 Dentistry, School of �� 39 Helfaer Tennis Stadium Eckstein Hall, Law School �� 7 and Recreation Center �� 33 el Engineering, Opus College of Tunn Freeway Exit Helfaer Theatre �� 16 Engineering Hall �� 34 Milwaukee Al McGuire Center �� 70 Haggerty Public Hall and Museum Olin Engineering Center �� 27 Rec Plex �� 2 Holthusen Hall, Graduate School �� 64 Union Sports Annex �� 58 Johnston Hall, Diederich College Valley Fields �� 80 of Communication �� 8 Varsity Theatre �� 65 The Wisconsin Milwaukee Krueger Child Care Center �� 37 Weasler Auditorium �� 60 Center Public Library Lalumiere Language Hall �� 17 Residence Halls Marquette Hall �� 11 Abbottsford Hall �� 68 Marquette University Medical Clinic 30 Carpenter Tower Hall �� 74 Marquette University Police DepartCobeen Hall �� 71 ment �� 54 Badger Bus Station Humphrey Hall �� 44 O’Brien, Dr. E. J., Jesuit Residence � 63 Mashuda Hall �� 40 Schroeder Complex, College of Health Sciences, McCormick Hall �� 57 College of Education �� 29 O’Donnell Hall �� 42 Sensenbrenner Hall, Klingler College Schroeder Hall �� 66 of Arts and Sciences �� 4 Straz, Jr., David A., Tower Hall �� 1 Service Building �� 23 University Apartment Buildings Straz, Jr., David A., Hall, College of Business Campus Town Apartments �� 50 Administration, Graduate Frenn Building �� 53 School of Management �� 12 Gilman Building �� 52 Straz, Jr., David A., Tower �� 3 McCabe Hall �� 56 Todd Wehr Chemistry �� 22 University Information – 414.288.7250 Wehr Life Sciences �� 24 William Wehr Physics �� 25 Zilber Hall Undergraduate Admissions �� 69

Churches/Chapels Chapel of the Holy Family �� 62 Church of the Gesu, a Jesuit-sponsored parish �� 9 Gesu Parish Center �� 10 St. Joan of Arc Chapel �� 26

Libraries Law Library �� 7 Memorial Library �� 21 Raynor Library �� 20

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