Joined by Alumnus of the Year and Chicago native Glenn “Doc” Rivers, Arts ’85, several Chicago-area alumni will be honored at Alumni National Awards Weekend, April
26-28.
Recipients include Steven K. Bertrand, Jour ’85 (Deerfield); Maurice “Bo” Ellis, Sp ’77 (South Holland); Denise A. Horne, Bus Ad ’85 (Naperville); and Susan Cronin Real, Bus Ad ’81, and Daniel S. Real, Bus Ad ’81 (Burr Ridge). See all recipients and join them on campus.
Join Chicago's Marquette alumni and friends on Wednesday, April 25, as Marquette CIRCLES and the Kohler Center for Entrepreneurshp debuts its Innovation Workshop. Held at MillerCoors, the program includes an innovation panel discussion with Marquette alumni executives from the Chicago Cubs, MillerCoors and IDEO. Space is limited; reserve now.
A wave of nostalgia for the college he will soon call his alma mater and a stumbled upon website inspired Josh Arter, Comm ’12, to start a new project — one that would allow him and others to share their college memories in a unique way. It's appropriately called Dear Marquette.
Stacey Stocker Glowinski, Bus Ad, ’84, serves as chief financial officer at Ace Coffee Bar, Inc. She resides with her husband, John Glowinski,
Bus Ad '83, in Carol Stream and their daughter currently attends Marquette.
Robert M. Hart, Comm ’02, and Catherine Veth were married Oct. 15, 2011, at St. Benedict’s Church in Chicago. Marquette alumni in the wedding party included Mark E. Veth, Arts ’97; Kerry (Nolan) Veth, Comm ’03; Andrew R. LaVigne, Arts ’02; and Kathleen A. Hart, Comm ’08. Brother Matthew P. Hart, Arts ’05, served as best man. The groom is the morning news anchor at Chicago’s newest all-news radio station, WIQI, FM. News 101.1.
Gail Polzin, Comm ’87, is the director, campaigns and strategy, at United Airlines. Gail and her husband, Michael, Comm ’85, live in Buffalo Grove.
Marquette Men’s Basketball 2012 NCAA Tournament
(3) Marquette vs. (14) BYU winner
Thursday, March 15; 1:45 p.m. CT (CBS)
Louisville, Ky.
Chicago game-watching locations and tournament events in Louisville.
Hank Aaron to be Commencement Speaker
Baseball legend Hank Aaron will be Marquette’s Commencement speaker at this year’s spring graduation ceremony on May 20. In addition to Aaron’s famous contributions to baseball, he has worked on behalf of racial equality, civil rights and helping others through his Chasing the Dream Foundation, which helps underprivileged children.
Old school or new school? Vote by Thursday for favorite jersey
And then there were two (jerseys). It's 2012 vs. 1971. Cast your vote in the Give and Go Jersey Tournament to support the
Blue & Gold Fund and you could win an authentic,
game-worn jersey. The deadline for voting is Thursday. View the popular animated video featuring many of Marquette's favorite jerseys, including those from 2003, 1977 and 1969.
Marquette names new trustees
In late February, Marquette named four new trustees to the Board of Trustees: Alfred C. McGuire (Arts '73), Dr. Janis M. Orlowski (Eng '78), James M. Weiss (Arts '68) and Thomas H. Werner (Eng '86). Meet the new Trustees.
Highlighting innovative research
Read highlights about Marquette research from the past year in the new Discover Magazine. This issue includes the story of a groundbreaking program at Marquette for children with autism, which affects about one in every 110 individuals. Read the latest issue online, including the recent books written or edited by Marquette faculty.
Dr. Ulrich Lehner, assistant professor of theology, has been awarded the John Gilmary Shea Prize by the American Catholic Historical Association for his recent book, Enlightened Monks: The German Benedictines (1740-1803). The prize is awarded to the book that has made the most significant and unprecedented contribution to the knowledge of Catholic history, as decided by the ACHA. Learn more.
In the news: New AD Williams settles into director's chair
Larry Williams, Marquette University's new athletic director, is spending much of his time reviewing the athletics program, meeting with the university's head coaches and thinking about Marquette's place in collegiate athletics. Story appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Marquette in social media championship
Today is the last day to vote for Marquette to beat UW-Madison in the championship round of Klout social media bracket. Marquette defeated UT-Austin, Michigan and Harvard to reach the final round. Vote here.
See which Marquette events are happening in your area. Check out the full Alumni Event Calendar and register online.
Free March 21 CIRCLES LinkedIn webinar
Wednesday, March 21, 1 p.m. CT
Presented by Marquette CIRCLES and led by Wayne Breitbarth, Grad '86, author of the top-selling LinkedIn book in history. Learn more and register for this free webinar for alumni.
COACH: The story of legendary Marquette Coach Al McGuire
By
Dick Enberg
Wednesday, March 27 (Marquette Night) and Thursday, March 28
7:30 p.m CT
COACH reveals the inner secrets and private thoughts Al McGuire carefully concealed from the public and why he had such a lasting impact on so many.
Tickets for both dates and more information, including special Marquette discount and talkback session with Dick Enberg on March 27 (limited availability).
CIRCLES Chicago presents
A View from the Top: Marquette Women Share Their Journey
Monday, May 7; 5 p.m. CT; pre-reception at 4:30 p.m. CT
Mid America Club
200 E. Randolph St., 80th floor
Join us for this CIRCLES program led by and developed especially for Marquette-connected women. Details and registration.
Marquette Club of Chicago Service Day at The Night Ministry
Saturday, March 31; 9 a.m. CT
The Night Ministry, 4711 N. Ravenswood Ave., Chicago
Join fellow alumni, parents and friends for a morning of community service sorting, organizing and unpacking donations.
Collaborative Service Day with Loyola University Chicago
Saturday, April 14; 9:30 a.m. CT
Marillac Center, 212 S. Francisco Ave. (in East Garfield Park), Chicago
Participate in a neighborhood cleanup and working on several indoor projects. Details and registration.
Lenten Prayer
Lord, our God, You created us in love and redeemed us in mercy.
While we were exiled from heaven by the jealousy of the evil one,
You gave us Your only Son, who shed His blood to save us.
Entire prayer and the meaning of Lent.
Share your career experiences as an eMentor
Did someone serve as your mentor? Help a current Marquette student by sharing your career experiences, advice and networking suggestions through the CIRCLES eMentor Network. Register today.
Submit a prayer to the Marquette community
Are you or a loved one in need of strength or support? Submit your prayer to be shared with the Marquette community at the masses at St. Joan of Arc chapel.
