Marquette University College of Nursing

Tears, hugs and one VERY cute baby 😄

We saw all of these things and more at the Nurse Anesthesia Educational Program’s culminating celebration!

To say we’re proud of our newest group of nurse anesthetists is an understatement. They have worked incredibly hard to become the skilled, caring providers that they are today. The healthcare organizations they’re going to will be better off for having them, as will their patients.

Congratulations, new grads!

Congratulations to all of the Marquette Nurses honored at the Wisconsin Center for Nursing Summit!

- Dominique Hyatt-Oates for the Community Impact Award

- Sarah Calonder for the Nurse Educator Excellence Award

- Lisa Hanson for the Barbara Nichols Lifetime Achievement Award

Our faculty and alumni show up to for the people around them every day, and these three exceptional nurses are among the best examples of that.

There's nothing like Summer in Milwaukee! ☀️

Estabrook Park is the perfect location for a late-season meetup and some R&R before classes start again.

We're all looking forward to seeing you soon!

When Dr. Kathleen Muglia, clinical professor in the College of Nursing, was writing her book, she had her father on her mind.

“He helped me become the caregiver that I am,” Muglia says.

Memories of her father helped form the basis of “Synergistic Caregiving: Healing Yourself and Others.” In the book, Muglia asserts that caregiving is a relationship in which both caregiver and recipient can experience growth, healing and transformation.

Go to the link in our bio to learn more about the journey behind the book!

When Dr. Kathleen Muglia, clinical professor in the College of Nursing, was writing her book, she had her father on her mind.

“He helped me become the caregiver that I am,” Muglia says.

Memories of her father helped form the basis of “Synergistic Caregiving: Healing Yourself and Others." In the book, Muglia asserts that caregiving is a relationship in which both caregiver and recipient can experience growth, healing and transformation.

A book for all caregivers | Marquette Today Dr. Kathleen Muglia's book serves as a resource for caregivers to better provide for themselves and loved ones.

Three more weeks until the first day of classes!

🤝 We enjoyed hosting the BGC MKE in Straz Hall for our annual Nursing Pathways program!

Simulations, student panels and career talks let these bright young people know that there’s a place for them in the nursing field if they are willing to work hard and care deeply.

Who knows, some of them may be Marquette students in just a few years 😄

🤝 We enjoyed hosting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee in Straz Hall for our annual Nursing Pathways program!

Simulations, student panels and career talks let these bright young people know that there's a place for them in the nursing field if they are willing to work hard and care deeply.

Who knows, some of them may be Marquette students in just a few years 😄

Not many universities bring athletics, health sciences and nursing under one roof to do collaborative research.

That’s exactly what happens at the Athletic Human and Performance Research Center, though.

Dr. Linda Piacentine, associate professor in the College of Nursing, has made major strides working across disciplines with Dr. Jacob Capin, assistant professor in the Marquette College of Health Sciences. The two faculty members collaborate with fellow researchers, interns and community members to generate new insights into everything from long COVID recuperation to former athlete lifestyles.

“The combination of things that we have here is incredibly special.”

Check the Marquette Nursing IG story to see how it works!

Not many universities bring athletics, health sciences and nursing under one roof to do collaborative research.

That's exactly what happens at The Athletic Human and Performance Research Center, though.

Dr. Linda Piacentine, associate professor in the College of Nursing, has made major strides working across disciplines with Dr. Jacob Capin, assistant professor in the Marquette College of Health Sciences. The two faculty members work with fellow researchers, interns and community members to generate new insights into everything from long COVID recuperation to former athlete lifestyles.

"The combination of things that we have here is incredibly special.”

AHPRC fosters research across disciplines | Marquette Today The Athletic and Human Performance Research Center enables cross-disciplinary engagement and research.