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What your Gift will Fund:

Practical applications and pure research that enhances the welfare of mankind and strives for the greater good.  Some recent student projects include:

• Building a cost-effective pain assessment system that provides greater mobility for pediatric patients with Sickle Cell Disease

• Remote monitoring of veterans suffering from PTSD to provide immediate and effective treatment

• Developing smartphone-based applications for the elderly to improve walking and prevent falls
• Reducing scar tissue in human stint implants
• Creating devices that give greater independence to those with physical disabilities
• Analyzing data collection from family caregivers to quickly diagnose and treat delirium

In their own words:

To learn more about these current students, click on their pictures to hear about why they chose Marquette, what they are researching, and advice they have for students looking for a graduate program.

	Charissa, History Connecting teen pregnancy in the 1940s and 1950s to today's society. By looking back to provide historical perspective (where were they sent and who took care of them), Charissa is applying what she has learned of Milwaukee and Chicago in the 1940's & 50's and teen prgenancy to compare and contrast those understandings to teen mom's still often treated as social outcasts today.
	Daniel, Philosophy Studying ethics, specifically the relationship between scientifc practices and value-making practices to see how they overlap.  Learning more about the world can inform the value-making/value-creating practices and help individuals be better at them.
	Stacy, Clinical and Translational Health ScienceInvestigating physical fitness, pain, and inflmmatory markers in children in both normal weight categories and overweight & obese categories. As society encourages children to exercise and seek help in their weight management, they are often in pain.  By identifying mechanisms associated with obesity and pain better treatment interventions for children can be made available.

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