Nama institusi

Marquette University

Jumlah mahasiswa

11689

Alamat kontak untuk informasi internasional

P O Box 1881
MILWAUKEE 53201

Telepon

+1 414 288 7137

Nama tempat/fakultas

Law School

Alamat

Sensenbrenner Hall Room 146
P O Box 1881
MILWAUKEE
Wisconsin
53201

Uraian Tempat

In 1908, neighboring Marquette University was looking to expand its academic offerings, already having added the Schools of Medicine and Dentistry to the original College of Arts and Sciences. At the time, there were two law schools in the city: the more-established Milwaukee Law School and the barely two-year-old and financially strapped Milwaukee University Law School. Marquette assumed sole ownership of both schools in September 1908, naming its newly acquired unit the Marquette University College of Law. A day division was added for full-time students, and all classes initially were held in Johnston Hall. Two years later, the College of Law moved to the adjacent Mackie Mansion, a remodeled residence at the corner of North 11th Street and Grand Avenue, the early twentieth-century name of Wisconsin Avenue. The first dean was the Hon. James G. Jenkins, age 74, a retired judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. In 1923, the colleges name was changed to Marquette University Law School.

Nomor telepon

+1 414 288 7090

Apakah di lokasi ini tersedia akomodasi?

Ya

Informasi mengenai akomodasi

Marquette Universitys residence halls supply more than just food and shelter. The dynamic staff, specialized facilities and tailored programs provide each residence hall with a unique environment that ensures comfort and safety. A variety of specialty housing options guarantees that any particular needs can be met. Marquette residence halls are the perfect complement to the academic experience. Its residence hall dining plans offer students even flexibility through a variety of options and extended hours. The meal plans have been created with its students in mind. All residence hall dining rooms offer continuous service from opening in the morning through closing in the evening. Dining rooms will not close between meals. McCormick Hall will have extended hours from 7:15 a.m. until midnight on weekdays and from 11:15 a.m. until midnight on Saturdays and Sundays. The all-access Carte Blanche Meal Plan gives students the greatest flexibility. The plan includes 10 guest meal passes per semester and as with current plans, students have the option of adding $100 in Marquette Cash to the plan. All students living in the residence halls are required to purchase a meal plan each semester and all of the halls except Abbottsford Hall and Carpenter Tower have dining rooms. Having a Marquette meal plan means students can eat in any dining room on campus and with the Carte Blanche and Block plans, they can also treat guests.