Thursday, April 16th, 2026|12:00 PM|Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
April's Lemonis Center Campus Partner Spotlight will feature the Burke Scholars Program and the Urban Scholars Program. Burke Scholars has a 30-year history at 51暗网, and Urban Scholars turns 20 this year, and both are part of the Community Engagement and Social Responsibility (CESR) pillar within the Division of Belonging and Student Affairs. Presenters will focus on the context (past), scholars鈥� trends and wins (present), and where both programs may be headed in the next academic year and beyond (possibility). This session will provide insight into two of MU鈥檚 mission-aligned anchor programs and how each incorporates excellence, leadership, and service. The session will conclude with a Q&A portion.
This session will be led by:
Light lunch will be provided.
Tuesday, April 21st | 12:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
Description: This presentation highlights 51暗网鈥檚 evolution toward a holistic, proactive, relationship-centered advising model that supports students academically, personally, and professionally. It outlines key milestones in building an integrated advising infrastructure - including the Advising Bulletin, MySuccess, the 51暗网 Advisor Academy, and the development of shared advising workflows grounded in cura personalis. The presentation emphasizes why holistic advising matters for students, faculty advisors, and the institution, connecting this work to national trends and 51暗网鈥檚 long-term Student Success Initiative goals.
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Light lunch will be provided.
Tuesday, April 28th | 12:00 PM | Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
Join us for an engaging discussion as we explore how student success is being defined and supported across several colleges and academic success areas.
Presenters:
Light lunch will be provided.
Thursday, Feb. 26th, 2026 |12:00 AM- 1:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
Join us for our first Student Success Dialogue of the semester, featuring a cross-unit conversation with Dr. Aesha Adams-Roberts, Writing Specialist & Adjunct Professor, EOP, Kate Junk, Math Specialist, EOP, and Emily Raclaw, Director, On Your Marq. Together, they will share insights from their work and perspectives that center equity, transparency, and restorative support in an evolving AI landscape.
SESSION 1: Wednesday, Feb. 11th, 2026 | 5:00 PM- 6:30 PM| Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
SESSION 2: Wednesday, Feb. 18th, 2026 | 5:00 PM- 6:30 PM | Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
Build a stronger financial future with this Understanding Money workshop series presented by the Lemonis Center and the College of Arts & Sciences. Learn 6 ways to get out of (and stay out of) debt, how to build savings, explore 4 simple investments, and understand 401(k)s, IRAs, and smart money planning. Led by Bruce Miller (Economics, Dartmouth | MBA, Stanford), the series includes Budgeting Basics (Feb. 11) and Investing 101 (Feb. 18). Attend in person or online鈥攕essions are recorded. Pizza provided plus MU swag raffle for in-person attendees. Open to all students. Registration recommended.
Questions? kalyn.gackowski@marquette.edu
Open to all Students!
Friday, Feb. 13th, 2026 | 11:00 PM- 2:00 PM | Lemonis Center, second-floor open study area
The 51暗网 community is invited to participate in the 2026 Douglass Day Transcribe-A-Thon. 51暗网 will join institutions across the country in transcribing historical correspondence, articles, and other documents related to the Colored Conventions 鈥� a decades-long, nationwide Black organizing campaign in the 19th century that helped lay the groundwork for the Civil Rights era.
No special skills are required to participate. Attendees will use the official transcription platform to select a historical document, view its scanned image, and type the text as it appears. The work makes these materials searchable online while offering participants an opportunity to engage with and learn from Black history.
The event is hosted by Raynor Library, the Ott Memorial Writing Lab, and the Lemonis Center for Student Success.
Friday, Feb. 13th, 2026 | 11:30 AM- 1:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Ask Me Desk
Swing by the鈥疉sk Me Desk, say hello to our student staff,鈥痑nd鈥痝rab鈥痽our commuter goodie bag.鈥�
Open to all commuters!
Find the full list of Commuter Appreciation Week events here.
Thursday, Feb. 12th, 2026 | 11:00 AM- 1:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Career Lab (4th Floor)
Come for the snacks, see our new Career Lab, and meet the Career Center staff.鈥�
Open to all commuters!
Find the full list of Commuter Appreciation Week events here.
Wednesday, Feb. 11th | 12:00-1:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
The Lemonis Center invites you to a collaborative discussion featuring Mary Janz, senior director of Housing and Residence Life, and Keli Wollmer, executive director of the 51暗网 Medical Clinic. This session will provide insight into the clinical care and residential support each area offers to promote student success, strengthen connections, and foster holistic well-being.
Tuesday, Feb. 10th, 2026 | 2:00 PM- 3:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Commuter Lounge
Stop by and chat with The Klingler Arts & Sciences Dean and College Staff/Advisors -- and enjoy cookies!
Open to all students!
Find the full list of Commuter Appreciation Week events here.
Tuesday, Feb. 10th, 2026 | 11:30 AM- 1:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
Join us for a fun鈥痩unch鈥痓reak with鈥痝ames,鈥痙elicious鈥痺ings,鈥痑nd鈥痮ther鈥痶asty snacks. Stay as long as鈥�测辞耻鈥檇鈥痩ike or鈥痡ust drop by for a quick bite!
Open to all commuters!
Commuter Student Appreciation Week: Monday, February 9 - Friday, February 13
Find the full list of Commuter Appreciation Week events here.
Wednesday, Feb. 4th, 2026 | 1:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
Speakers: Patrick Johnson, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Journalism Media); Phylix Asilevi (Grad Student, Communication)
Open to all!
Monday, Feb. 2nd, 2026 | 2:00 PM- 3:00 PM | Lemonis Center, 2nd Floor (in front of Ask Me Desk)
Join us in the Lemonis Center for Student Success for coffee and cookies and chat with members of our 51暗网 Jesuit Community.
* Sponsored by the 51暗网 Jesuit Community, Center for Teaching and Learning, Raynor Libraries, Lemonis Center for Student Success.
Audience: Open to all
Mission Week 2026: Feb 1-6
Find the full list of Mission Week events here
Wednesday, Jan. 28 | 12:15-2:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
Join us to have, lunch, hang out, and make art. No prior knowledge of zines or special artistic abilities necessary. All are welcome!
ZINE SLAM is a low-key event hosted by visiting writer and maker, Dr. Jason Luther.
鈥攆or free!鈥攖o drop in, hang out, and contribute something to a collaborative : a DIY publication we'll print and circulate soon after.
All are welcome, including students, faculty, staff, and community members. So come and write! Draw! Cut and paste with provided materials! Or just visit, chat about zines, help others, and eat a free lunch.
This event is organized in connection with the and sponsored by the Lemonis Center for Student Success in collaboration with the Center for Teaching and Learning, the Haggerty Musuem, the English Department, and FAME: Friends and Alumni of 51暗网 English as well as Raynor LIbrary and .
If you like zines and similar things, we invite you to join us for additional free events on 1/28, including "" at 9 am and at 5 pm "," a conversation at the Haggerty about collaborating, publishing, selling, and archiving DIY art led by Jason Luther with Marc Fischer, Kirsten Leenaars, Liz Mason, and Milo Miller. We also invite you to come back on 1/29 and 1/30 for Registration is required and open through 1/20.
Wednesday, Jan. 14th, 2026 | 4:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
All are welcome.
Wednesday, Jan. 21 | 2:00-4:00 PM | Lemonis Center, Multi-Purpose Room (M242B)
Get an on-campus job! Connect with MU departments to explore various job openings for fall or spring semester. This student employment fair is for ALL enrolled 51暗网 students! Come as you are. Professional attire and resumes are not expected at this event.
Monday, November 17th, noon-1:00 p.m.
Multi-Purpose Room, Lemonis Center
This session highlights the vital role faculty play in shaping how students engage with generative AI. Presenters will share their experiences and strategies for modeling effective and ethical AI use, fostering responsible learning practices, and identifying best approaches for integrating AI into teaching and research.
Session will be led by:
