In honor of Veteran’s Day, we celebrate current Bulldog, Caleb Ball ‘27. Stationed at Fort Liberty in North Carolina, he spent the last six years in the Army, now pursuing sports broadcasting.
From the start, first-generation student Elijah Heslop felt Butler was the perfect place for him. Now a senior, he has grown as a leader, connected with Indianapolis professionals, and has excelled in his interests.
November 8 is recognized nationally as First-Generation College Celebration Day, which is dedicated to recognizing and celebrating students who are the first in their families to attend college and promoting educational access. Read more about Dr. Frank Ross’s experience as a first-generation college graduate.
The Hamann Family Annual Scholarship helps current Bulldogs in the Lacy School of Business achieve their academic dreams. Recipient Grace Crane ’24 is grateful for the opportunity to pursue her passion for marketing and swimming.
2021 alumna Haley Phemister graduated from a Butler student to staff. Now an Event Coordinator for the Butler Arts and Events Center, she works on small to large-scale University events, such as Homecoming.
Assistant Professor Karina Hamamouche says being a Faculty-In-Residence (FIR) has allowed her to invest in campus life fully. As a FIR, she encourages community connections and is a resource, making the transition to college more manageable.
Professor Catherine Hagerman Pangan remembers receiving the news that she was selected to be a Faculty-in-Residence (FIR). She is grateful to be a part of her student’s growth inside and outside the classroom.
Faculty-In-Residence (FIR) are full-time Butler faculty members who live on campus. Assistant Professor Oscar Beltran Perez says the program is another way Butler makes campus feel like home.
As an Admission and Recruitment intern at Lift Academy, senior Kaitlyn Luke explores the aviation industry, encouraging students to be open-minded and ready to learn.
From brainstorming, creating, and distributing social content across platforms, senior Kailey Murphy learns more about brand strategy as a Corporate Communications and Marketing intern at Republic Airways.
2023 alumna Emily MacDonald was already observing and planning lessons during her first semester in the College of Education. At Butler, she learned the importance of leaning on her colleagues, mentors, and professors.
2023 alumna Madison Pines says the College of Education taught her the importance of flexibility in the classroom. Now an International English Teacher in Israel, she applies what she learned at Butler to adjust to her students’ needs.
