RESEARCH
Key to our mission is fostering faculty proficiency in the areas of knowledge development and scientific inquiry. We strive to develop a community of scholars and researchers that supports research and scholarly productivity of individual faculty and the college at large. A major goal of our research is to address the needs of vulnerable individuals and populations.
Overview and personnel
The Office of Nursing Research and Scholarship is designed to encourage and support scientific investigations by faculty and students. Services provided by the ONRS include:
- Assistance in locating funding opportunities
- Grant application preparation and submission
- Consultation for design and data analysis
- Conduct of scientific studies
- Budgetary development
- Scientific review of proposals
- Personnel management guidance
- Assistance with annual report preparation
- Guidance for protection of human subjects
- Maintenance and dissemination of information on funding opportunities, conferences, research development and training opportunities
- Coordination of research colloquia for faculty
- Consultation on research program development
- Coordination of research mentoring program
- Support for dissemination activities
- Resources such as clinical agency IRB requirements, instrument repository, etc.
Dr Robert Topp, RN, PhD
Professor and Associate Dean for Research
(414) 288-3811
Robert.Topp@Marquette.edu
Dr. Jessica Pruszynski
Biostatistian, Marquette University and the Medical College of Wisconsin
(414) 288-1740
jpruszynski@mcw.edu
Pengpeng Wang, M.S.
Research and College Office Coordinator
(414) 288-3803
pengpeng.wang@marquette.edu
Research Assistants
Sara Haberlein
Research Assistant
College of Nursing
sara.haberlein@mu.edu
Jennifer Sjostedt
Research Assistant
College of Nursing
Jennifer.sjostedt@marquette.edu
Jiannan Zhang
Research Assistant
College of Nursing
jiannan.zhang@marquette.edu
Grant process forms
Research assistant services request form
Proposal development and approval guidelines
The following form lists the steps to follow when developing a research grant through the College of Nursing.
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