Jacqueline Schram

Jacqueline Schram is an individual passionate about fostering meaningful collaborations between Marquette University and Indigenous communities, locally and beyond. Her focus lies in establishing a network of curricula, programs, celebrations, and initiatives that enhance cross-cultural understanding in a respectful manner. Jacqueline draws inspiration from the journey of Native American students at Marquette, who navigate a less trodden path to higher education, motivating her to eliminate potential barriers in their way.

Her academic journey includes a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Educational Policy and Leadership from Marquette University, a Master of Science (MS) in Anthropology and Museum Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Bachelor of Arts (BA) degrees in Anthropology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the University of Manitoba.

Previously, Jacqueline Schram held various positions at Marquette University, including Director of Public Affairs & Special Assistant for Native American Affairs, Program Coordinator for the AJCU Seminar on Higher Education Leadership, Governmental and Community Affairs Associate, and Office Associate.