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Carianne Hayslett
Schmitt Fellow
HOW WE USE YOUR GIFT
Before settling in Southern California, Carrianne spent her childhood living on Air Force bases across the U.S. and overseas with her close-knit family.
She graduated from the University of California, Riverside, majoring in history and human development, and taught physical education and special education before earning an M.A. in education with an emphasis in psychology from Pepperdine University.
Carrianne began her doctoral work at the University of California, Los Angeles. She moved to Wisconsin after meeting her husband at the 1994 Rose Bowl. Before returning to doctoral work at Marquette, she worked for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and taught college courses in education, psychology and communication at Carthage College and the University of Wisconsin at Parkside.
SCHOLAR PROFILES
Kristin Voigt
William Heller Sr. Scholar
CJ Egalite
Ignatian Scholar
Oleg Gurin
Delta Sigma Pi Scholar
Heather Loomans
McCullough Scholar
Alejandra Salinas
Goizueta Scholar
Tai Nguyen
Hearst Scholar
Carianne Hayslett
Schmitt Fellow
Gabrielle Misfeldt
Diederich Scholar
Conor Sweeney
Raynor Scholar
Carrianne’s educational background has given her a great appreciation for the quality of her experience at Marquette.
In addition to benefiting from the depth of learning Marquette offers, she especially appreciates the way in which Marquette faculty in general, and her advisers in particular, have taken an interest in nurturing her as a scholar and as a person.
She states, “Marquette has been like no other university I’ve attended in terms of its pursuit of developing people not just as learners, but also as well-rounded people and active participants in their professional fields and their communities. Marquette faculty have provided context and guidance for my research of online education, helping me to investigate fundamental issues in the burgeoning use of technology in education. This research not only adds to the body of knowledge of how people teach and learn using technology, but also is preparing me for the work I will do when I join the professoriate after earning my degree.”
Carrianne credits Arthur J. Schmitt and the Arthur J. Schmitt Foundation for making a critical difference in the quality of her work and her life:
“In addition to allowing me to pursue my research with a focus I would not have been afforded without this support, it has also given me many opportunities for service and professional development I would have otherwise been unable to pursue. Arthur J. Schmitt has been an inspiration to me, and being a Schmitt fellow has strengthened my dedication and renewed my commitment to developing as a well-rounded, insightful and astute scholar and leader.”
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