Stories ByTrinidy Charles ’23

As a marketing intern at Securitas, Zachary Hamilton ’25 hopes to own his own business someday. His internship has taught him the critical relationship between marketing and sales.

As an intern for the U.S. Defense Services team at Rolls-Royce, Amelia Collier has lead projects, attended leadership training, and worked with a career mentor. She encourages her peers to continue learning outside the classroom.

Meet international student Felipe Reyes ’26 studying Software Engineering.

As Assistant Director of Annual Giving and Butler Ballet graduate, Hope Hagen has been inspired to pay it forward. In her role at Butler, she raises money for student scholarships to make current and future Bulldog’s dreams come true.

Abroad in France, Damian Boric ’27 chose a program that allowed him to combine his passions for theatre and travel. Taking classes and exploring Bordeaux and Paris, he is most proud of his self-confidence and artistic growth.

Environmental Studies major Zoe Dybowski ’25 has enjoyed learning about waste diversion while interning at Ruoff Music Center. She feels prepared for a future in conservation and is proud of her work at such a significant venue. Learn more about Zoe’s story at the link in our bio.

At Butler, we believe that experience is foundational to learning. As a media intern at Medxcel, Samantha Pumridge ’25 is applying the skills learned in her strategic communication courses to the “real world,” preparing her for a career in digital marketing.

Over the past three years, Britany Goodpaster has worked as a Sales Operation Manager in the Information Technology department. Working with Butler Ventures’s startup company, AvantBlue, she is proud to be at the forefront of the company, advancing technology in education through Indiana.

We are partnering with the LGBT Alumni Association to highlight members of Butler’s LGBTQ+ community. For Aaron Wright ’05 (He/Him), Pride Month means recognizing the LGBTQ+ community’s vital contributions and standing up against discrimination.

Now a Butler alum, Sara Moore will join the Physics Doctorate Program at the University of Rochester. She is grateful for Butler’s individualized support, which helped her complete three of her majors.

While excited to begin her professional career, recent graduate Leah Rubino encourages students to cherish every moment on campus. She is grateful for the relationships she has formed with classmates, professors, and lacrosse teammates.

During his time at Butler, Arie Likham felt welcomed and supported by every person he met. Feeling confident and prepared for graduate-level work, Arie will continue his education at the University of Pittsburgh.