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While interning at Amazon, Leah Dawh ’25, oversaw facility operations and managed a team of associates. She is thankful for her real-world experience, building a solid foundation for her future career.

At Butler, more than 75% of students hold at least one internship. Now completing her fourth internship, Grace Hensley’s ’25 role at Eli Lilly & Company gave her real-world experience that enhanced her problem-solving skills.

Interning at Roche, one of the world’s largest biotech companies, Lillian Chidester ’25 feels valued. She encourages her peers searching for internships to stay prepared, be persistent, apply, and network.

As a Consumer and Market Insights Intern at L’Oréal USA, Emma Garvey ’25 has spent the summer living and working in New York. She is glad to have left her comfort zone, feeling prepared and ready for a career in the beauty industry.

NASA brings lunar artifacts to COE and local children.

Butler’s Indianapolis Community Requirement helps serve the local community.

Ashley Churchill ’24 inspires the next generation.

CCOM student Eva Hallman ’26 ices the broadcast.

Interning at TechPoint, Ava Palo ’26 has developed her creative and analytical skills, creating social media content and analyzing participation data. She has enjoyed connecting with her coworkers and is excited to continue her career path.

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.

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.