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• The university has been selected as one of 33 member institutions of the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities to participate in its Higher Education Anchor Mission Initiative.

• Marquette was named .
• 2017 ITGA Presidential Excellence Award
  • Marquette was one of two recipients of this award, for ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½'s role with the Near West Side Partners. This award highlights International Town & Gown Association members that demonstrate exceptional performance in one of the following areas: Volunteer Service, Leadership or Educational Achievement.
• Marquette was recognized by with the at its annual Break the Cycle, Heal the City Event.
• • Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement Executive Summary (2015)
• — Marquette was the only school in Wisconsin to receive the award in all four categories: General Community Service, Interfaith Community Service, Economic Opportunity and Education.
• Marquette was named a 2014 winner of the Milwaukee Business Journal's .
• Marquette received a WELCOA Well Workplace gold designation for achieving a level of excellence in workplace wellness programming. This national award ranks organizations based on their commitment to protecting and enhancing the health and well-being of their employees.
• In 2012 the ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ Service Learning Program was named the Experiential Education Program of the Year by the .
• — Central City Business Award for the College of Nursing and Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin
• — Law School
• Strategic Partner of the Year from the Business Council for commitment to diversity in purchasing decisions
• recognition for Marquette’s programming for Native American students
• Marquette received a WELCOA Well Workplace gold designation for achieving a level of excellence in workplace wellness programming. This national award ranks organizations based on their commitment to protecting and enhancing the health and well-being of their employees.
• In 2012 the ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ Service Learning Program was named the Experiential Education Program of the Year by the .
• — Central City Business Award for the College of Nursing and Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin
• — Law School
• The ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ Trinity Fellows Program received the Corporate Citizen Award from the International Institute of Wisconsin at its World Citizen Celebration in May 2017.
• ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ Civic Action Plan
  • Civic Action Plan Executive Summary
  • ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ Civic Action Plan Badge

• Kim Bohat, director, Service Learning Program, receives 2020 Wisconsin Campus Compact Sister Joel Read Award

• Carole Ferrara, director, Trinity Fellows, receives 2019 Wisconsin Campus Compact Sister Joel Read Award

• Midnight Run receives 2019 Wisconsin Campus Compact Esther Letven Award

• Milwaukee Business Journal 40-under-40
  • 2020 - Andy Hunt (BusAd ’08, Grad ’13), director, Center for Real Estate, College of Business
  • 2019 - Kelsey Otero (MBA '14), associate director, Social Innovation, Office of Research and Innovation
  • 2018 - Patrick Kennelly (Arts '07, Grad '12), director, Center for Peacemaking
• Community Engagement Symposium Award Recipients
  • Community Engaged Teaching Award Recipients
    • 2020 - Dr. Louise Cainkar, associate professor, Social and Cultural Sciences, College of Arts and Sciences
    • 2019 - Josh Knox, clinical associate professor of Physician Assistant Studies, College of Health Sciences
    • 2018 - Dr. Ed de St. Aubin, associate professor of Psychology, College of Arts and Sciences, and Table of the Saints, EXPO and the Sojourner Family Peace Center
    • 2017 - Dr. Beth Godbee, assistant professor of English, College of Arts and Sciences, and YWCA of Southeast Wisconsin
    • 2016 - Dr. Ruth Ann Belknap, professor emerita, College of Nursing
  • Community Engaged Research Award Recipients
    • 2020 - Dr. Dora Clayton-Jones, assistant professor, College of Nursing, and World Outreach Center
    • 2019 - Dr. Michael Schlappi, professor of Biology, College of Arts and Sciences, and Fondy Food Center and Hmong farmers
    • 2018 - Dr. Astrida Kaugars, associate professor of Psychology, College of Arts and Sciences, and Next Door Foundation
    • 2017 - Dr. Kristin Haglund, professor, College of Nursing, and Proyecto Bembé 
    • 2016 - Dr. Bob Fox, professor emeritus of Counselor Education, College of Education, and the Behavior Clinic at Penfield Children’s Center
  • Community Engaged Partner Award Recipients
    • 2020 - The Gathering
    • 2019 - Aurora Sinai Medical Center
    • 2018 - United Community Center
    • 2017 - Milwaukee Academy of Science
    • 2016 - Milwaukee Center for Independence

• Community- and corporate-engaged research partnership development grants support faculty members in pursuing new and innovative partnerships to advance substantive research outcomes. Past recipients include:

  • 2020-2021 - Dr. Ed de St. Aubin received a $5,000 grant to partner with Sharon McMurray of  to address personal redemption and collective well-being in the creation and implementation of a reentry curriculum. 
  • 2019-2020 – Dr. Dora Clayton Jones received a $5,000 grant to partner with Ervin and Melva Henderson of the , to develop a faith-based curriculum to support individuals with sickle cell disease.
  • 2018-2019 – Dr. Jenya Iuzzini-Seigel received a $5,000 grant to partner with Dr. Felicia Saffold at , to investigate pattern learning ability and its effect on communication, fine/gross motor and pre-literacy skills in preschool-age children in poverty who attend Head Start programming.
  • 2018-2019 – Dr. Stacy Barnes received a $5,000 grant to partner with St. Camillus, to jointly conduct a needs assessment to gather data about residents and employees at St. Camillus.
  • 2017-2018 - Dr. Aleksandra Snowden received a $5,000 grant to partner with Dr. Katherine Wilson, executive director, of the , to examine interpersonal violence from a public health perspective in Milwaukee's most violent neighborhoods.
  • 2017-2018 - Dr. Louise Cainkar received a $5,000 grant to partner with Janaan Najeed, president of the , to locate experienced civil society organizations and learn from them best practices in community outreach and civil rights education, in school bullying intervention, and in developing an accessible, multilingual online/hotline hate monitoring mechanism.

• Lelah Byron, 2020, Newman Civic Fellow, Campus Compact
  • The Newman Civic Fellowship recognizes and supports students committed to finding solutions for challenges communities face throughout the country.
• Aimee Villegas Navarro, 2019, Newman Civic Fellow, Campus Compact
  • The Newman Civic Fellowship recognizes and supports students committed to finding solutions for challenges communities face throughout the country.
• Keoni Bailey, 2018 Jack Keating Student Civic Leadership Award, Wisconsin Campus Compact
  • The Jack Keating Student Civic Leadership Award honors students who work towards fulfilling the mission of their institution and Wisconsin Campus Compact.
• Chiana Roman, 2017 Newman Civic Fellow, Campus Compact
  • The Newman Civic Fellowship recognizes and supports students committed to finding solutions for challenges communities face throughout the country.
• Allison Dikanovic, 2017 Jack Keating Student Civic Leadership Award, Wisconsin Campus Compact
  • The Jack Keating Student Civic Leadership Award honors students who work towards fulfilling the mission of their institution and Wisconsin Campus Compact.
• Allison Dikanovic, 2017 Edward R. Murrow Award, Radio Television Digital News Association
  • The Edward R. Murrow Award honors outstanding achievements in journalism. Read her award-winning special report,
  • about the award and the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.
• Courtney Guc,
  • She began volunteering with the Milwaukee Academy of Science (MAS) her freshman year through the Burke Scholars program. Throughout her four years, she devoted time to MAS students as a literacy tutor and a lunch aide.

Marquette has been recognized for its strong and longstanding commitment to community service with the Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement.