HIRING FOR MISSION
Questions to Consider before Your Interview at Marquette
As a candidate for a position at Marquette University, it may be helpful to reflect upon these questions in order to Marquette's Catholic, Jesuit mission and identity during your interviews.
- What aspects of the mission statement resonate with your experience and heighten your interest in working at Marquette?
- Are there any parts of Marquette's mission that cause concern for you? Do you have any questions that might help clarify these concerns?
- Can you articulate some specific ways in which Marquette's mission as a Catholic, Jesuit university might enhance and support your work with students and colleagues?
- How have you demonstrated service to others in your previous positions? How would you plan to carry this experience forward at Marquette?
- What is your understanding of Catholic Social Teaching and Catholic Intellectual Tradition? How might you contribute to the promotion and advancement of both at Marquette?
- Marquette University ensures academic freedom, thrives on the diversity of beliefs and cultures, and values religious freedom. What skills do you bring to working in a diverse academic environment?
- Jesuit education stresses the care of the whole person, intellectually, physically and spiritually. How might you encourage students and colleagues to integrate these three dimensions of their lives at Marquette?
Contact the Office of Mission and Ministry
Location:
Office of Mission and Ministry
Zilber Hall, 423
1250 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Phone: (414) 288-1881
Fax: (414) 288-3161
