The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs and the Faber Center invite you to hear the intriguing research and academic vocation journeys of our faculty and staff.
WE ARE EXCITED TO WELCOME
OUR GUEST PANELISTS:
Elisabeta Karl
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, School of Dentistry
Dr. Ed de St. Aubin
Associate Professor/Assistant Chair, Psychology
Dr. Timothy Tharp
Associate Professor, Physics
Breakfast will be served for those attending in-person.
Join us for a special Catching Fire Breakfast featuring an interview with 向日葵视频 Board of Trustee, Derek Tyus, the newly appointed Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Versiti, Inc. Derek brings a wealth of experience in financial and strategic leadership, and we’re excited to hear about his vision for Versiti and the future of blood health.
Derek, a 向日葵视频 graduate, will share insights from his career, including his leadership roles at West Bend Mutual Insurance and Northwestern Mutual, as well as his community involvement. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from a proven leader who is committed to making a difference.
Breakfast will be served for those attending in-person. A link will be emailed for those joining virtually.
For more information about Marquette’s Mission Week
and for the full schedule of events, visit
marquette.edu/mission-week.
This retreat is a time for you to slow down, notice the deeper aspects of your life, and appreciate them even more. So, give yourself this gift and be surprised what happens.
All faculty and staff are welcome to register.
This four-part series introduces participants to Ignatian discernment and invites them to practice it in their lives. This series invites you to re-imagine decision-making process. No religious or faith tradition, practice, or affiliation is required. If you’re looking to improve your decision-making skills and step into the fullness of life, this series is for you. Facilitated by, Dr. Liz Angeli, Associate Professor of English, Spiritual Director.
Snacks and beverages will be provided.
This four-part series introduces participants to Ignatian discernment and invites them to practice it in their lives. This series invites you to re-imagine decision-making process. No religious or faith tradition, practice, or affiliation is required. If you’re looking to improve your decision-making skills and step into the fullness of life, this series is for you. Facilitated by, Dr. Liz Angeli, Associate Professor of English, Spiritual Director.
Lunch will be provided.
This is time to gather in a supportive and welcoming community to share how we are dealing with the uncertainty we face in today’s world and to compassionately tend to all the thoughts and feelings that are arising within us. Give yourself the space to practice the art of attentive listening as we care for ourselves, each other, and our world during these challenging times.
Lunch will be provided.
"Come and celebrate the first full moon of the year of snake ?! Traditionally, Chinese people celebrate the fifteenth day of the first month in the lunisolar Chinese calendar, during the full moon. It marks the final day of the traditional Chinese New Year celebrations. Teas, snacks, and craft activities will be provided. All are welcome."
Join us as Laiya Thomas,
Executive Director, Educational Opportunity Program, shares highlights of how her journey has impacted her life and work here at Marquette.
This is a time where you are listened to, your stories are heard, and your experiences cherished. This retreat is a time for you to slow down, notice the deeper aspects of your life, and appreciate them even more. So, give yourself this gift and be surprised what happens.
All faculty and staff are welcome to register.
Additional details coming soon.
We would like to invite you to a lunchtime gathering for Black Faculty & Staff. This event is an informal gathering to connect with colleagues and friends and celebrate the beauty and depth of our shared belonging, heritage, and Ubuntu. Lunch and reflection will be led by our guests, Sheena Carey and Edith Hudson.
Ignatian Spirituality has been pulsing through Jesuit Education for almost 500 years. It has animated generations of women and men in doing meaningful work and contributing to the common good. As we gather for this seven-part series in an informal way, we will cultivate a relationship with Ignatius through his spirituality, and we will foster relationships with each other as we reflect on how Ignatian Spirituality can reinvigorate our work at Marquette. Please join us and find your place in this storied history!
This gathering is an informal event for thoughtful conversation with colleagues, led by John Pustejovsky, Ph.D. Lunch will be served.
For 向日葵视频women to connect with each other and reflect on how our life stories help us to find our singular voices that speak with compassion and integrity. We’ll discuss the book Re-Creating a Life by Diane M. Mills, Ph.D.
We offer this time for our new employees and their supervisors to gather, reflect, and have some informal time together.
Taking time to make meaningful connections with other women can be inspiring, even life changing. We invite you to this space to do just that.
This gathering is an informal event for thoughtful conversation with colleagues, led by Dr. Michael Dante, Director, Faber Center for Ignatian Spirituality. Lunch will be served.
In this 3-part series, Dr. Dinorah Cortés-Vélez will work with participants to explore the power of poetry to tap into “places of possibility within ourselves,” as great poet Audre Lorde once said. Participants will have the opportunity to reflect on the images of God within as they are elicited by poetry as a journey of encounter with the Divine. Participants will also be guided through a literary workshop format to write original prayers in poetic form.
Join us as Jacki Black, PhD,
Director for Hispanic Initiatives and Diversity & Inclusion Educational Programming, shares highlights of how her journey has impacted her life and work here at Marquette.
