Faculty in Print: Dr. Hamdan, assistant professor; Dr. Sidow, clinical assistant professor; and Kevin Yu, resident, have published "Ectopic dental canal: a case report highlighting a unique bifid mandibular canal variant" Journal of Endodontics buff.ly/LVVKmTP

Faculty in Print: Dr. Jerry Prout, adjunct assistant professor of political science has published "Powderly and the worker awakening: speaking to the South in 1885" in Labor History buff.ly/dryWoWv

Faculty in Print: Dr. Linda B. Piacentine, Dr. Teresa Jerofke-Owen, Dr. Heidi Paquette, and Dr. Nilanjan Lodh, have published "Intimate Partner Violence Screening in an Obstetrics Clinic: A Retrospective Study" in the Wisconsin Medical Journal buff.ly/8BGPMHo

Faculty in Print: Dr. Aimee Woda, Dr. Kristina Thomas Dreifuerst, and Kristina Chen, honors student, have published "The importance of feedback with an asynchronous online training program when learning debriefing for meaningful learning" buff.ly/Gd7T7qi

Dr. Robert Smith, Harry G. John Professor of History and director of the Center for Urban Research, Teaching & Outreach, spoke with USA Today on May 26 about President Donald Trump’s concerns for racism in South Africa when compared to issues in the U.S. buff.ly/XuXsWUm

Educating for the future: A Core Curriculum update from Dr. Michael Olson, associate professor of philosophy, and director of the Marquette Core Curriculum. buff.ly/sywtaR5

Dr. Margaret Hughes-Morgan, associate professor of management in the College of Business Administration, and Dr. Brian Jacobsen, instructor of practice of finance, spoke with The Badger Project about a Wall Street tax break lawmakers are seeking to end. buff.ly/hkuz3jX

Join us for fall Diversity Book Club: Messy Perfect, by Tanya Boteju. A tender, raucous novel follows a rule-following, perfectionist teen who starts an underground GSA club at her conservative Catholic high school. buff.ly/b0uKUXh

Dr. Christine Schindler, clinical professor in the College of Nursing, spoke with CBS 58 on June 18 about water safety. buff.ly/Ln5NLOe

Dr. Sergio Gonzalez, assistant professor of history in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, wrote for Portside on June 19 about the future of sanctuary in the United States. buff.ly/W51Uq6r

Marquette School of Dentistry’s virtual externship program with the University of Campinas was spotlighted by Becker’s Dental + DSO Review on June 24. buff.ly/zjLSORE

Dr. Jacob Capin, assistant professor of physical therapy in the College of Health Sciences, was spotlighted by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on July 1 for his research and his triathlon competition career. buff.ly/J88N6ZG

Register for Stepping up your D2L Game for Student Success. Use of the LMS allows impactful and timely feedback, and engages students more deeply Learn more about best practices, enhance student success and make your job easier! buff.ly/yHa7kKi

Dr. Ethan Schmick, assistant professor of economics in the College of Business Administration, was featured by Medical Xpress on June 27 for co-authoring a paper that identified the impact of closing many medical schools in the early 20th century. buff.ly/FSRHO11

Our own Courtney Johnson-Paez, administrative assistant in the Center for Teaching and Learning has been elected Secretary of the University University Staff Senate. Congratulations to all new and re-elected members. buff.ly/dneJ7QD

Apply be a CTL Faculty Teaching Fellow! "I valued the opportunity to work with the CTL team in support of reflective teaching and learning practices in the spirit of St. Ignatius of Loyola." 2023-24 Faculty Teaching Fellow, Dr. Dinorah Cortés-Vélez buff.ly/iFhQqeW

Dr. Lee Za Ong, associate professor of counselor education and counseling psychology, received a $2.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to develop and expand experiential training opportunities. buff.ly/G29tn2i

Join us for: In-Time Activities for Day 1: Hint! Don’t Read the Syllabus to Them. Come to this workshop to learn how to kickoff your class the right way! Build community, contextualize the Ignatian classroom, and create space for students to succeed. buff.ly/Yrlq9UA

Dr. Chelsea Cook, assistant professor of biological sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, spoke with NBC 4 on July 2 about factors that lead to increased ticks in summer months. buff.ly/CJrHhdh

The New Diplomats: Dr. Lucia Kovacikova is an expert on growing trend of state governments forging their own foreign policy pathways. buff.ly/osi0lDr