Domestic Study Away: Emma Chamley
Drawn to news and politics, Emma Chamley ’25 knew Butler University’s Washington, DC Learning Semester was the perfect fit for her. Interning at the Office of U.S. Senator Richard J. Durbin, she has had the opportunity to attend briefings on the Hill, participate in exciting events, and network with professionals.
Butler Giving Circle Selects Fund to Support Student Mental Health as New Priority Partner
The Butler Giving Circle (BGC) recently announced the selection of the Fund to Support Student Mental Health as its new priority partner, connecting the donor group with a tangible avenue to support the well-being of current Bulldogs. Established in 2019, the Butler Giving Circle is open to Butler alumni, parents, and friends who pool their…
Employee Spotlight: Alexis Methner
As the Administrative and Event Planning Specialist for the College of Education (COE), Alexis Methner works with the Dean, students, faculty, and staff, managing and scheduling events. Read Alexis’s story to learn more about her experience.
Staff and Student Mentorship: Counseling and Consultation Services
Christine Kiray, Associate Director of Counseling and Consultation Services (CCS) is committed to providing mental health services. She admires students like Jack Dougher ’24 for their resilience and motivation in their academic and personal journeys.
Domestic Study Away: Millie Foley
Through Butler’s Washington, DC Learning Semester, students can live, learn, and intern in the nation’s capital. Interning for Cornerstone Government Affairs, a bipartisan consulting firm, Millie Foley ’24 is learning how fiscal policy develops.
Alumni Success Story: Katie Freeman
Butler University gave Katie Freeman ’22 a newfound confidence, encouraging her to carve her own path. Becoming a business owner had never crossed her mind, but upon graduation, she co-founded Indigo Jacks, a marketing and communications company.
Alumni Success Story: Thulani Smith
Turning his passion for videography into a career, Thulani Smith ’20 now works as the Lead Video Editor at Borschoff. He thanks Butler for encouraging his curiosity and allowing him to create freely.
Roche Endowed Faculty Fund Creates Opportunities for COPHS Students and Faculty
Jessica Triboletti has been an Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice in Butler’s College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (COPHS) for eight years. Last year, she received funding to attend a professional conference about diabetes technology through support from the Drs. Edward B. and Victoria F. Roche Endowed Professional Development Faculty Fund. Triboletti says the experience…
Staff and Student Mentorship: Efroymson Diversity Center
At Butler, mentorship extends beyond the classroom to the many student services and centers across campus. Read how Randall Ojeda, Efroymson Diversity Center Director, and student Victory Sampson connected on campus.
Alumni Success Story: Tim Howard
Tim Howard was a part of the Army Reserve Officer Training Corp (ROTC) program at Butler University. As part of the ROTC program, Tim took elective coursework in leadership fundamentals, military skills and tactics, and completed summer training programs, preparing him for a career in the U.S. Army, the Army Reserves, or the Army National…
Employee Spotlight: Anne Wilson
Anne Wilson, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, has worked at Butler for 27 years. She is most proud of her work helping students find pathways to success in the classroom, in laboratories, during research projects, and presentations.
Experiential Learning Outside of the Classroom: Leah Ollie
Working as WFYI’s news team’s Digital Content Intern, Leah Ollie ’25, says she is thankful for the opportunity to immerse herself in a public media newsroom. Working alongside other journalists, she is inspired to be an effective communicator, sharing her own stories in The Butler Collegian and upon graduation.
Meet a Faculty-In-Residence: Hilary Madinger
The Faculty-in-Residence program bridges the connection between students’ residential and academic life. Professor Hilary Madinger wanted the opportunity to connect with students in a new, meaningful way, whether participating in extracurricular activities or sharing a meal.
Alumni Success Story: Courtney Raab
Courtney Raab ’18 attributes her career in the medical field to Butler’s hands-on learning approach. Now working as a Neurology Resident Physician, she’s thankful for the early healthcare experience she gained through shadowing and internships.
Alumni Success Story: Spenser Jaenichen
Spencer Jaenichen ’19 says Butler’s collaborative classroom environment prepared him to continue his education at the University of Illinois College of Law. Now working as a Litigation Associate at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, he knows how to efficiently work on a team, welcoming others’ thoughts and advice.