Stories ByKatrina Youngs

When College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences student Jassmine Dominguez-Torres worked as an intern with Eli Lilly, she saw a future with the pharmaceutical company. After graduation, Jasmine will stay with Eli Lilly working as a Market Access Associate.

With aspirations of becoming a lawyer, Lacy School of Business student Lauren Hough plans to build her wedding photography business while studying for the LSATs.

Before embarking on her next academic chapter, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences student Tarryn Harris will complete a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail. After her adventure, Tarryn will attend the University of Arkansas to pursue a Master of Public Service with the Clinton School.

As a future school counselor, College of Education student Maria Mileti credits her post-graduation success to her professors. Maria shares how they have helped her become more confident in her next chapter of graduate school at UNC.

Dominick SeppelAccounting and FinanceLebanon, Indiana What are you doing post-graduation? I have accepted a full-time position with Johnson and Johnson in their Finance Leadership Development Program. I will complete my first 18-month rotation with DePuy Synthes Orthopaedics in Warsaw, Indiana.  How did Butler support you in finding this job? I connected with Johnson and Johnson at a […]

2023 graduate Amelia Thurman says all of the field experience as a Music Education student has prepared her exceptionally well for her next chapter in teaching.

In high school, Butler senior and Germany native Aliya Diagne knew she wanted to pursue both of her passions in college—soccer and academics. “As a college student in Germany, you can only play soccer as a hobby,” she says. Not willing to sacrifice one passion for another, Diagne was willing to travel thousands of miles […]

When College of Liberal Arts and Sciences student Emma Shepherd interned with the Marion County’s Prosecutor’s Office, she felt inspired to find a career where she could support her community. After graduation, Emma will pursue a master’s in Jurisprudence at Indiana University McKinney School of Law.

As College of Education student Alexis Rice prepares to walk across the stage, she credits her next career opportunity to her professors who have helped expand who she is as an educator. Following graduation, Alexis will travel across the pond to England to teach year 10 math for at least two years.

With dreams of pursuing his doctorate and traveling the world, College of Communication student Calvin Prenkert shares his plans following graduation—attending the University of Minnesota to receive a Master of Marketing degree.

As a Game Production Assistant for the Indianapolis Indians, College of Communication student Eric Barnes was given hands-on experience by coordinating game scripts. After graduation, he’ll be working full-time as Game Operations Coordinator for the minor league team.

Senior College of Liberal Arts and Sciences student Maddi Eary shares how participating in the URC allows her to share research that is not commonly explored and open dialogue with others in academia.