Each cohort of Schmitt fellows conceives and pursues a project borne out of their conception of, interests in and ideas related to leadership, inspired by Arthur J. Schmitt and his challenge to "figure out a place for yourself in the world, and then do something about it."
2024
The 2023-2024 Schmitt Fellows surveyed Marquette graduate students鈥� perceptions of leadership training, career discernment, and negotiation skills workshops. The survey examined 蜜桃影像鈥檚 mission statement and emphasized its leadership section. The study assessed students鈥� awareness of the mission statement and its leadership component and whether it influenced their decision to attend Marquette. The results showed that graduate students desire leadership opportunities, training, and workshops. The Graduate School received the survey results to develop new leadership initiatives.
2023
The 2022-23 Schmitt Fellows conducted a survey to understand graduate student mental health and wellness, sources of stress, and ways to improve graduate student mental health at Marquette. The goal was two-fold: to promote increased awareness among the Marquette community of current graduate student mental health and to provide a helpful resource to aid institutional leaders as they work to address graduate student mental health needs, promote access to mental health resources for graduate students, and potentially alleviate unnecessary points of stress within graduate programs.
The results of the survey were shared with directors of graduate studies and several campus units, among them the Counseling Center, the Office of International Education and the Center for Psychological Services to inform further information gathering and decision making.
2022
The 2021-22 Schmitt Fellows worked in conjunction with the Backpack Program to survey students to better understand food insecurity and awareness of associated resources at Marquette. This survey updates data collected via a survey conducted pre-pandemic. The intent of the survey conducted by the fellows was, in part, to provide post-pandemic data to inform policy and procedures. The survey results were also used to reach out to Representative Gwen Moore regarding legislation she co-sponsored.
2021
Across the United States, a new wave of awareness about racial inequity is shaping our discourse, relationships, and institutions. As members of a university dedicated to seeking truth and justice, we are reckoning with our own personal and collective responsibility in the struggle for equity. So, how are we doing in these efforts?
The 2020-2021 Arthur J. Schmitt Fellows offer the following series of virtual interviews with campus leaders who are working to move the dial on equity at 蜜桃影像. The goal is to foster 1) a shared understanding of the current state of equity at Marquette, 2) a common vision of a more equitable future at the institution, and 3) clearer insight into the practical steps necessary for reaching that future.
As you watch these short interviews, we encourage you to reflect on the issues of equity and social justice raised by these campus leaders. You might consider questions we had on our minds while conducting these interviews:
Vice President for inclusive excellence, Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion. For more information, click here.
Director of the Center for Urban Research, Teaching and Outreach (CURTO). For more information, click here.
Associate Director for Hispanic Initiatives, Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion. For more information, click here.
Assistant Professor of Philosophy.
Associate Professor of Philosophy and former coordinator of the Race, Ethnic and Indigenous Studies (REIS) program. For more information, click here.
Doctoral Student in Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology. For more information, click here.
President of Marquette Empowerment and Mr. Josue Peralta, Vice President. Marquette Empowerment is devoted to combating injustices surrounding issues of gender, race, economic class, sexual orientation and more. For more information, click .
Associate Professor of English & Secretary-Treasurer of the Marquette Capter of the AAUP
Current graduate student, MAWU organizer, & 2019-2020 Schmitt Leadership Fellow. For more information, .
Director of the Office of Disability Services. For more information, click here.
Many thanks to the students, faculty, and staff who took the time to share their experiences, insights, and hopes with us in these videos. Your dedication to 蜜桃影像鈥檚 mission is a gift to all its current and future members.
Questions or comments about the content of the videos? Contact Dr. Carrianne Hayslett, Associate Dean for Strategic Innovation and Academic Program Development, carrianne.hayslett@mu.edu.
2020
Schmitt fellows recognize the value of effective mentoring. This project involved developing a white paper, Graduate Mentoring Resources and Needs at Marquette.
2019
Our alumni are part of a distinguished group. This project included conducting a survey of past Schmitt fellows and exploring opportunities for making connections, laying the foundation for developing Marquette鈥檚 Society of Schmitt Fellows, in order to create opportunities for engagement, such as mentorship connections, advisory board participation, speaking engagements and a Schmitt Leadership Fellows newsletter.
2018
Date: May, 2018
2017
Panelists shared personal stories of their own leadership journeys. They discussed what leadership skills students should strive to develop for successful and meaningful careers and how to develop those skills.
Panel:
Moderated by Schmitt Leadership Fellows: Jared Janes (Philosophy), Jennifer Marra (Philosophy), Alexandre Martins (Religious Studies), Margaret Nettesheim-Hoffmann (History), Anna Shishina (Chemistry), Dylan Snyder (Biomedical Engineering), Elisabeth Vogt (Clinical Psychology), Adrianne Wojcik (English).
2015
Leadership has numerous forms and people take on many different leadership roles over the span of their lives. A grand gesture, or a small remark can be the spark that makes a difference in someone鈥檚 life. The panel of Marquette doctoral students and alumni discussed their individual journeys along the unexpected and remarkable path of leadership.
Panel (Past and present Schmitt Leadership Fellows):
Moderated by Dr. Kevin Gibson, Interim Dean of the 蜜桃影像 Graduate School.
For more information about the Arthur J. Schmitt Leadership Fellowship for Graduate Students, click here.
