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Olivia Moore ’23, a Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences graduate gained hands-on experience in the Butler Audiology Clinic and Aphasia Community Group. Thanks to Butler’s experiential learning, she’s on track to achieve her dream career.

Addison Reckard ’23 credits her Healthcare and Business courses with providing a solid foundation that set her up for success. Now pursuing her doctorate in occupational therapy, she looks forward to starting her fieldwork rotations.

The Butler University Alumni Association has announced the 2024 recipients of eight alumni awards, which honor individuals for their commitment to the University and to their communities. Award honorees will be recognized at a special Alumni Recognition Ceremony on October 4 during Butler’s annual Homecoming festivities.  This year’s recipients are: The Butler Medal: Frederic B. […]

Best-selling author, Cat Bohannon ’01, perfects her craft.

Linda Calvin ’00 and her passion for helping others.

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.

Elie Heile says one of the best parts of the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is the camaraderie and support between students. Soon after graduation, Elie will be moving to Minnesota to complete a pharmacy residency on the White Earth Reservation.

Reflecting on her Butler experience, Quinn Shanahan encourages new Bulldogs to trust their instincts and try new things. She is thankful for the Lacy School of Business’s flexibility, allowing her to identify her passion for International Business.

Butler provided Kenya Bustos-Diaz with the tools to be a confident teacher. Upon graduation, she plans to stay connected with the College of Education, mentor students, and continue conversations on the importance of representation.