The Office of Mission and Ministry invited faculty and staff to contribute short monographs that explore the Catholic and Jesuit identity of Marquette. 

We share them so that individuals who are members of the Marquette community and alumni/ae can understand some of the rich dimensions of Marquette’s identity, groups might use different articles for discussion and they might spur exploration into the aspects of Marquette’s identity. 

The Office of Mission and Ministry will provide references for exploring these topics in greater depth. 

• Who is St. Ignatius? — Rev. Doug Leonhardt, S.J.
• What is Ignatian Spirituality? — Rev. Doug Leonhardt, S.J.
• What are the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius? — Dr. Stephanie Russell
• What is the Daily Examen of Consciousness? — Dr. Kathy Coffey-Guenther
• What is Ignatian Pedagogy? — Dr. Susan Mountin
• What are some Memorable Moments in the History of Marquette? — Dr. Tom Jablonsky
• What is the History of Women at Marquette? — Dr. Amy Cooper Cary
• What is Diversity at Marquette University? — Dr. William Welburn
• Why is Education outside the Classroom a part of Jesuit Education? — Rev. Andrew Thon, S.J.
• What is Ignatian Discernment? — Rev. Doug Leonhardt, S.J.
• What is the Catholic Intellectual Tradition? — Dr. Patrick Carey