Rose Trupiano has worked in Marquette's library in 1990. She reflects on how technology has changed libraries in the last 28 years, and what stays the same.

Librarian Rose Trupiano - Episode 21

Dr. Sandra Hunter specializes in studying muscle fatigability and endurance performance. She has published research on age differences between the sexes among elite marathon runners that has been written about in Runner's World, the New York Times and many other publications.

Further reading: https://medium.com/research-at-marquette/does-the-marathon-have-a-glass-ceiling-3224d8c87079

Dr. Sandra Hunter - Episode 11

Dr. SuJean Choi studies how different parts of the brain tell us to keep eating even when we're full, which includes more than 300 distinct human motivations to eat. 

Dr. Choi is the recipient of both the Rev. John P. Raynor, S.J., Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence, and the Way Klingler Fellowship Award — $50,000 for three years — which she will use to learn how we can regulate the need to fuel our bodies versus the desire to eat for potentially unhealthy reasons.

In addition to her scholarly work, Dr. Choi talks about playing competitive Ultimate Frisbee for 25 years and her black belt in Tae Kwon Do. 

Episode 13 of Illuminating Intellect 
Hosted by Dan Myers, Marquette University Provost 
Produced by Tim Cigelske, Director of Social Media

Dr. SuJean Choi on The Science of Overeating

For most marketing professionals, producing an institutional podcast is something that has recently become a professional goal. Tim Cigelske is not like most marketing professionals. 

On this episode of the Hashtag Higher Ed Podcast, Tim Cigelske shares the ins and outs of his years-long run of producing three podcasts for three distinct audiences at Marquette University. We chat about the various levels of planning and formality that encompass Marquette’s podcasts, why podcasting is ripe for experimentation, and Tim’s lost opportunity to team up with NBA superstar Dwayne Wade.

Ep27 Podcasting for the President, the Provost, and the People - Tim Cigelske - Marquette University

Amelle Aldurra loves the moment when the choir finishes singing and there's a quiet, magical pause in Mass. The senior psychology and pre-med student finds the experience of liturgical choir helps build friendships, reduce stress and strengthen spiritual lives. Amelle discussed serving as the liturgical choir's president and her love of singing with her friend, roommate and fellow choir member Kaley Rohlinger. 

We Are Marquette episode 36
Interview and editing by Kaley Rohlinger

Lit Fam: Building Friendship Through Liturgical Choir

"The Farewell Extravaganza" - Show #22 - May 3, 2019

This is our second of two episodes with a university president as we celebrate the beginning of the academic year. Be sure to check out our last conversation with President Tania Tetlow from Loyola University New Orleans.

Today, we welcome Dr. Mike Lovell, the president of Marquette University in Milwaukee. Like President Tetlow at Loyola, Dr. Lovell is the first-ever layperson to serve as president of Marquette. A man of deep faith, he shares the story of prayerfully discerning the call to accept the pressure-packed position.

Dr. Lovell is an engineer and an inventor by trade, but one of his biggest passions in higher ed is working to address childhood trauma and the intergenerational cycle of poverty. Host Mike Jordan Laskey talks with Dr. Lovell about that important work and how a university can be both responsive to trauma and committed to academic freedom. Dr. Lovell also describes what it’s like to be in a cage underwater surrounded by hungry sharks, so listen for that. 

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Lit Fam: Building Friendship Through Liturgical Choir

We Are Marquette

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