Bettine Gibbs ’19
Student Profile
Bettine Gibbs said their “Butler moment” came at the beginning of her third year, during the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences’ White Coat Ceremony that marks students’ transition from the study of preclinical to clinical health science.
“It lets the students know that this is the time to be serious,” they said. “It’s not a game. You have people’s lives in your hands. Having all the faculty participate was really nice, and the speech the Dean gave was helpful in guiding me, having me think about which route I want to take and understanding that it’s not always going to be a straight line to where you want to go.”
Gibbs, who chose Butler because earning their PharmD degree would take six years here rather than eight at another school, has often traveled the road less taken. For starters, while Pharmacy is typically all-consuming for students, they found time to walk on to the track and field team for two years, competing in the BIG EAST outdoor championships at Villanova and indoor championships in New York. In addition, they have been an officer in the Black Student Union, where they have pushed for more diversity and inclusivity at Butler.
Then, because they had an internship over summer 2017—at Eli Lilly and Company, in the Bioproduct Research and Development sector—they spent the fall 2017 semester finishing her Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences at IU Health Methodist Hospital. They worked a full eight-hour day each Saturday or Sunday alongside pharmacists and physicians, making medication recommendations. (Their classmates completed their IPPE’s in larger blocks of time.)
And finally, while most of their classmates tend toward clinical pharmacy, Gibbs has decided they want to be a pharmaceutical scientist. Their goal is to either work for a company like Lilly, become a tenure-track professor at a research institution where they would have her own lab, or teach at a liberal arts college like Butler.
Gibbs said professors at Butler have backed her decisions.
“Finding a home in the Pharmaceutical Sciences Department has been the best thing about Butler,” they said. “I found support there when I didn’t want to go the traditional clinical route. I was able to find support in the Pharmaceutical Sciences Department as well as the Chemistry Department—and even some professors in Political Science and History and Anthropology helped me have ideas about what route I would like to go. It taught me that you don’t have to stay in one place in this University. You can go to different colleges and people will help you out.”
Bettine Gibbs ’19
Gibbs, who chose Butler for a PharmD degree has often traveled the road less taken.
Butler Places 815 Students on Fall 2017 Dean's List
PUBLISHED ON Feb 06 2018
Eight hundred fifteen students have been placed on Butler University's Dean's List for the fall 2017 semester.
Any degree-seeking undergraduate student earning at least 12 academic hours of grade credit in a given semester may be placed on the Dean’s List of the college of enrollment if the semester grade point average is in the top 20 percent of all eligible students in that college. Courses taken under the pass/fail option do not count toward 12 academic hours of grade credit.
In the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, it is the top 20 percent of COPHS students in each curricular year who are named to the Dean’s List.
Here is the fall 2017 Dean’s List:
Katie Aaberg, Dance-Performance, Ada, Michigan
Jenna Aasen, Exploratory, Vernon Hills, Illinois
Karl Agger, English, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Seth Ahlden, Professional Pharmacy, Bourbonnais, Illinois
McKenna Albers, Biochemistry, Mason, Ohio
Lydia Alberts, Science, Technology, & Society, Indianapolis
Laura Allaben, History and Political Science, Noblesville, Indiana
Lucy Allan, Peace and Conflict Studies, Carmel, Indiana
Jack Allbritton, Health Sciences, San Diego, California
Michaela Althoff, Pre-Pharmacy, Pittsboro, Indiana
Siena Amodeo, International Business, Powell, Ohio
Gabrielle Amstutz, Marketing, Berne, Indiana
Grant Anschuetz, Sports Media, Tecumseh, Michigan
Mary Beth Apker, Marketing, Omaha, Nebraska
Rachael Apter, Exploratory, Orland Park, Illinois
Kate Armstrong, Political Science, Grand Haven, Michigan
Camille Arnett, French, Granger, Indiana
Sarah Ault, Theatre, Overland Park, Kansas
Angela Avgerinos, Critical Communication & Media, Oak Brook, Illinois
Ben Babione, Exploratory, Diosd, Hungary
Katharine Baird, Marketing, Novi, Michigan
Grant Baker, Pre-Pharmacy, Brownsburg, Indiana
Ally Balan, Exploratory (Business), Flat Rock, Michigan
Heather Baldacci, Actuarial Science, Algonquin, Illinois
Aislinn Baltas, Science, Technology, & Society, Manhattan, Illinois
Adam Bantz, Strategic Communication, Albany, Indiana
Nick Bantz, Chemistry, Albany, Indiana
Bronwyn Bartley, English, Indianapolis
Alex Bartlow, Accounting, Bloomfield, Indiana
Jen Barton, Health Sciences, Brownsburg, Indiana
Julia Bartusek, Peace and Conflict Studies, New Prague, Minnesota
Grace Bassler, Pre-Pharmacy, Washington, Indiana
Addison Baumle, Health Sciences, Payne, Ohio
Sydney Bebar, Psychology, Joliet, Illinois
Abby Beckman, Actuarial Science, Lexington, Kentucky
Livia Bedwell, Dance-Performance, Memphis, Tennessee
Michael Behna, Health Sciences, Naperville, Illinois
Zach Bellavia, Economics, Woodstock, Illinois
Adam Bender, Digital Media Production, Boulder, Colorado
Thomas Bennett, Economics, Grosse Ile, Michigan
Bailey Berish, Health Sciences, Greencastle, Indiana
Nina Bertino, Strategic Communication, Lockport, Illinois
Erica Biagini, Marketing, Skokie, Illinois
Holloway Bird, Dance/Arts Administration, Aledo, Texas
Carter Bisel, Exploratory, Crown Point, Indiana
Elizabeth Bishop, Strategic Communication, Jeffersonville, Indiana
Madi Blair, English, Johns Creek, Georgia
Elizabeth Blevins, Arts Administration, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Natalie Bloom, Middle/Secondary Education, Naperville, Illinois
Maddie Blum, Risk Management and Insurance, Wolcottville, Indiana
Brittany Bluthardt, Journalism, Antioch, Illinois
Lauren Bogart, Exploratory (Business), North Webster, Indiana
Tyler Bolger, Middle/Secondary Education, Chicago
Courtney Boos, Accounting, Winamac, Indiana
Bri Borri, Psychology, Ada, Michigan
Sydney Borror, Finance, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Lauren Boswell, Elementary Education, Fishers, Indiana
Zach Boudler, Finance, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Amy Boyd, Digital Media Production, Fishers, Indiana
Jaclyn Boyer, Criminology and Psychology, Indianapolis
Ashley Boylan, Sociology, Peoria, Arizona
Anna Claire Bradbury, Middle/Secondary Education, Lindenhurst, Illinois
Anna Bradley, English, Brownsburg, Indiana
Micah Brame, Mathematics, Libertyville, Illinois
Lauren Briskey, Actuarial Science, Avon, Indiana
Anna Broadhurst, Communication Science & Disorders, Oak Forest, Illinois
Katherine Bromley, Elementary Education, Oak Park, Illinois
Amy Brown, Accounting, Saint Charles, Missouri
Chloe Brown, Digital Media Production, Parker, Colorado
Chris Brown, Sports Media, Brentwood, Missouri
Courtney Brown, Chemistry, Londonderry, New Hampshire
Darby Brown, English, Franklin, Tennessee
Julia Brown, Elementary Education, Shelbyville, Indiana
Katie Brown, Elementary Education, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Kyla Brown, Communication Science & Disorders, Hanover, Indiana
Ryan Brown, Finance, Crete, Illinois
Shelby Brown, Pre-Pharmacy, Connersville, Indiana
Katie Brownlee, Elementary Education, Northbrook, Illinois
Brad Broyles, Pharmacy, New Castle, Indiana
Joey Brunk, Elementary Education, Indianapolis
Ethan Buchman, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Warsaw, Indiana
Sydney Buck, Finance, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Macy Burkhart, Exploratory, Greensburg, Indiana
Shelby Burmeister, Actuarial Science, Normal, Illinois
Patrick Burns, Software Engineering, Deerfield, Illinois
Laura Burr, Exploratory (Business), Cincinnati, Ohio
Kenny Burton, Exploratory (Liberal Arts and Sciences), Kokomo, Indiana
Marissa Byers, Environmental Studies, Indianapolis
Katherine Cackovic, Dance-Performance, Wheaton, Illinois
Rachel Cairns, Pre-Pharmacy, Amherst, Ohio
Sean Callahan, Biology, Batavia, Illinois
Ally Carlson, Health Sciences, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Kelli Carney, Elementary Education, Terre Haute, Indiana
Faith Carroll, Elementary Education, Whitehouse, Ohio
Mallory Carter, Pre-Pharmacy, Brownsburg, Indiana
Caden Castellon, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Canal Winchester, Ohio
Bridget Cato, Marketing, Chicago
Jeremy Caylor, Biology, Tipton, Indiana
Victoria Cervoni, Strategic Communication, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Parker Chalmers, Risk Management and Insurance, Cincinnati, Ohio
Alena Chilian, Environmental Studies, Roanoke, Indiana
Gabby Chinski, Strategic Communication, Bourbonnais, Illinois
Noah Chopp, Actuarial Science, Grafton, Wisconsin
Holly Christensen, Web Design and Development, Shoreline, Washington
Nicolet Christensen, Elementary Education, Oak Brook, Illinois
Madi Christiansen, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Etters, Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Clark, Pharmacy, Salem, Indiana
Ryan Clark, Finance, Carmel, Indiana
Caitlin Clement, Accounting, McCordsville, Indiana
Salena Clevenger, Pharmacy, Fortville, Indiana
Evan Cobb, Accounting, Avon, Indiana
Caroline Cohen, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Carmel, Indiana
Liza Cohen, Criminology and Psychology, Indianapolis
Claire Colburn, English, Indianapolis
Hannah Coleman, Pharmacy, Danville, Indiana
Julissa Collazo, Middle/Secondary Education, Chicago
Claire Collett, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Seymour, Indiana
Jaclyn Collier, Pre-Pharmacy, Indianapolis
Victoria Combs, Psychology and Political Science, Kokomo, Indiana
Grant Comella, International Business, Lafayette, Indiana
Kitty Compton, Theatre, Evansville, Indiana
Katey Conley, Elementary Education, Indianapolis
Catie Conlon, International Business, Brookfield, Wisconsin
Dana Connor, Communication Science & Disorders, Tallahassee, Florida
Mark Connors, Accounting, Carmel, Indiana
Maggie Considine, Psychology, Woodridge, Illinois
Allison Cook, Health Sciences, Evansville, Indiana
Vickie Cook, Biochemistry, Woodburn, Indiana
Delaney Cordell, Biology, Fishers, Indiana
Meredith Coughlin, Human Communications and Organizational Leadership, Tipp City, Ohio
Abigail Counts, Music, Powell, Ohio
Paige Cowden, Pre-Pharmacy, Ellettsville, Indiana
Britney Cowling, Health Sciences, Mount Carmel, Illinois
Carter Cox, Exploratory (Business), Louisville, Kentucky
Claire Cox, Marketing, Indianapolis
Abby Craig, Mathematics, Hudson, Illinois
Trent Craig, Marketing, Huntley, Illinois
Matthew Croaning, Finance, Carmel, Indiana
Katie Crouse, Music, Annapolis, Maryland
Olivia Crowder, Pre-Pharmacy, Cayuga, Indiana
Shelby Crum, Science, Technology, & Society, Rockville, Indiana
Ryan Cultice, Accounting, Warsaw, Indiana
Mary Curley, Pre-Pharmacy, West Terre Haute, Indiana
Adrian Daeger, Music Performance, Indianapolis
Maggie Danicek, Health Sciences, Grand Haven, Michigan
Erin Dark, Pharmacy, West Lafayette, Indiana
Tate Datweiler, Finance, Herscher, Illinois
Audrey Davenport, Pre-Pharmacy, Zionsville, Indiana
Eric Davidson, Actuarial Science, Newburgh, Indiana
Melody Davidson, Finance, Anderson, Indiana
Ali Davignon, Chemistry, Terre Haute, Indiana
Evan Davis, Theatre, Brentwood, Tennessee
Elena DeCook, English Writing, Holland, Michigan
Brett DeWitt, Psychology, Anderson, Indiana
Jarod Deckard, Pre-Pharmacy, Springville, Indiana
Matthew Del Busto, English, Carmel, Indiana
Alyssa Del Priore, Health Sciences, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Walker Demel, Music, Elgin, Illinois
Paige Dempsey, English, Harlan, Indiana
John Denger, Arts Administration, Carmel, Indiana
Michael Denner, Accounting, Ottawa Hills, Ohio
Kaitlin Detmar, Psychology, Schererville, Indiana
Sarah Dixon, Communication Science & Disorders, Pendleton, Indiana
Joshua Doering, Sports Media, Canton, Michigan
Maggie Dolph, Elementary Education, Western Springs, Illinois
Anna Doran, Accounting, Brentwood, Tennessee
Mattie Doran, Marketing, Winona Lake, Indiana
Sarah Doran, Music Education, Granville, Ohio
Gabby Douglas, Exploratory, South Bend, Indiana
Blake Dreihaus, Health Sciences, Dillsboro, Indiana
Marissa Duco, Pharmacy, Indianapolis
Ally Dudman, Pre-Pharmacy, Geneva, Illinois
Danielle Duff, Biology, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Elizabeth Duis, Arts Administration, Sheldon, Illinois
Kelliann Duncan, Journalism, Bartlett, Illinois
David Dunham, Middle/Secondary Education, Zionsville, Indiana
Jessica Dupree, Psychology, Arcadia, Indiana
Michelle Duritsch, Health Sciences, Troy, Ohio
Serenity Dzubay, English, Indianapolis
Dakota Eash, Pre-Pharmacy, Elkhart, Indiana
Mikayla Eaton, Marketing, Union Mills, Indiana
Grant Eberle, Exploratory, Naperville, Illinois
Nick Ebl, Finance, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Ashlyn Edwards, Philosophy, Floyds Knobs, Indiana
Katie Edwards, Marketing, Libertyville, Illinois
Luke Edwards, Exploratory (Business), Libertyville, Illinois
Rachel Efroymson, Communication Science & Disorders, Indianapolis
Max Egenolf, Accounting, Avon, Indiana
Monika Eisenhut, Finance, Indianapolis
Beth Ann Ellingson, Pre-Pharmacy, Elgin, Illinois
William Emerson, Recording Industry Studies, Indianapolis
Grant Emrick, Marketing, Forsyth, Illinois
Kaitlyn Enderle, Chemistry, Carmel, Indiana
Erich Endres, Sports Media, Louisville, Kentucky
Claire Epley, Marketing, Edwards, Illinois
Emily Erickson, Accounting, Marion, Indiana
Ale Escobedo, Psychology, South Bend, Indiana
Ben Evans, Chemistry, Indianapolis
Erin Evans, Professional Pharmacy, O'Fallon, Illinois
Melissa Evans, Psychology, Lexington, Kentucky
Natalie Evans, Music Performance, Goshen, Indiana
Chiara Evelti, International Studies, Decatur, Illinois
James Ewing, Biology, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Niki Ezeh, Strategic Communication, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Hannah Faccio, Psychology, Belmont, Michigan
Branson Facemire, Pharmacy, Madison, Indiana
Tatum Farlow, Dance-Performance, Germantown, Tennessee
Molly Farmer, Exploratory, Terre Haute, Indiana
Megan Farny, Health Sciences, Evansville, Indiana
Natalie Farrell, Music, Carol Stream, Illinois
Alec Fenne, Music Education, Geneva, Illinois
Grace Finley, Accounting, Indianapolis
Laura Fischer, Pre-Pharmacy, La Porte, Indiana
Lisa Fischer, Professional Pharmacy, La Porte, Indiana
Brea Fisher, Criminology and Psychology, Columbia City, Indiana
Taylor Fisher, Finance, Solon, Iowa
Megan Fitzgerald, Elementary Education, Dublin, Ohio
Emily Flandermeyer, Psychology, Indianapolis
Rachel Fleming, Marketing, Chicago Heights, Illinois
Kati Forbes, Pre-Pharmacy, Carmel, Indiana
Gabbi Forsythe, Software Engineering, Brownsburg, Indiana
Matt Fox, Finance, Appleton, Wisconsin
Nicholas Fox, Risk Management and Insurance, Country Club Hills, Illinois
Hannah Frank, Pre-Pharmacy, Homer Glen, Illinois
Emma Frasier, Communication Science & Disorders, Bloomington, Indiana
Travis Freytag, Actuarial Science, Cincinnati, Ohio
Ryan Friedrich, Pre-Pharmacy, Terre Haute, Indiana
Hope Frieling, Marketing, Holland, Michigan
James Frieling, Exploratory (Business), Holland, Michigan
Margaret Fries, Communication Science & Disorders, St. Louis, Missouri
Erica Frisby, Communication Science & Disorders, Lindenhurst, Illinois
Maggie Fuhrman, Health Sciences, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
Connor Fuller, Accounting, Lancaster, New York
Ivan Fuller, Physics, Yardley, Pennsylvania
Sarah Galbreath, Elementary Education, Bloomington, Indiana
Caleb Gall, Economics, Valparaiso, Indiana
Nick Ganly, Chemistry, Brazil, Indiana
Brandon Gansell, Risk Management and Insurance, Plano, Texas
Eric Garcia, Music Performance, Fishers, Indiana
Alyssa Garelli, Pre-Pharmacy, Elmhurst, Illinois
Rachel Gathof, Accounting, Louisville, Kentucky
Kelsey Gausman, Marketing, Batesville, Indiana
Anna Geist, Risk Management and Insurance, Arvada, Colorado
Lydia Gentry, English, Troutville, Virginia
Ari Gerstein, Finance, Carmel, Indiana
Mario Giannini, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Grayslake, Illinois
Kyle Giebel, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Frankfort, Indiana
Jenna Gilberg, Journalism, Middleburg, Virginia
Chedae Gillam, Professional Pharmacy, Indianapolis, Indiana
Mary Bridget Ginn, Finance, Columbus, Ohio
Tyler Girton, Pharmacy, Greenfield, Indiana
Jimmy Gleichmann, Accounting, Whippany, New Jersey
Alex Glickfield, Physics, Greentown, Indiana
Robin Glicksberg, Middle/Secondary Education, Lincolnshire, Illinois
Madeleine Glogas, Pre-Pharmacy, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Isaac Gluesenkamp, Biology, Nashville, Indiana
Brian Goldner, Finance, Indianapolis
Jack Goldstein, Computer Science, Omaha, Nebraska
Tyler Goodrick, Finance, Osceola, Indiana
Katelyn Gordon, Pharmacy, Indianapolis
Lauren Goslee, Exploratory, Maineville, Ohio
Zachary Gossett , Political Science, Terre Haute, Indiana
Alyssa Grabinski, Journalism, Naperville, Illinois
Becca Graham, Professional Pharmacy, Lawrenceburg, Indiana
Kerry Gray, Biology, Avon Lake, Ohio
Maddie Greer, Strategic Communication, Russiaville, Indiana
Jacklyn Gries, Pharmacy, Evansville, Indiana
Ally Griffin, Exploratory (Communication), Barrington, Illinois
Meredith Grossi, Marketing, Hinsdale, Illinois
Anthony Gurovski, Computer Science, Libertyville, Illinois
Allison Haan, Dance-Pedagogy, Holland, Michigan
Corey Hagerty, Finance, Louisville, Kentucky
Landen Haney, Healthcare and Business, Rockford, Michigan
Alaina Hanke, Criminology and Psychology, Bloomingdale, Illinois
Lauren Hannemann, Computer Science, Chicago
Zach Hanquier, Music, Greenwood, Indiana
Ali Hanson, English, Rosiclare, Illinois
Alex Hardiek, Actuarial Science, Dieterich, Illinois
Makiah Harper, Human Communication and Organizational Leadership, West Chester, Ohio
Logan Harris, Economics, O'Fallon, Illinois
Morgan Harrison, Pharmacy, Hillsboro, Indiana
Jillian Harrod, Exploratory (Business), South Elgin, Illinois
Auboni Hart, Accounting, Indianapolis
DeLaney Hartman, Health Sciences, Lebanon, Ohio
Kelli Hartman, Healthcare and Business, Batesville, Indiana
Elizabeth Hauk, Professional Pharmacy, Fairview, Pennsylvania
Blakely Heaton, Biology, Bloomfield, Indiana
Ryan Hecker, Strategic Communication, Chicago
Jordan Hennings, International Studies, Wheaton, Illinois
Nicole Henrich, International Business, West Bend, Wisconsin
Harry Hensel, Elementary Education, Indianapolis
Miranda Herman, Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies, Indianapolis
Mary Hermann, Software Engineering, Chelsea, Michigan
Thomas Hermsen, Psychology, Kaukauna, Wisconsin
Ryan Heumann, Mathematics, Indianapolis
Carly Hewitt, Actuarial Science, Mound, Minnesota
Molly Hicks, Anthropology, Fishers, Indiana
Allie Highsmith, English, Indianapolis
Charlotte Hilker, Psychology, Des Moines, Iowa
Lilly Hinckley, Exploratory, Cincinnati, Ohio
Hannah Hinkle, Communication Science & Disorders, Warsaw, Indiana
Maddi Hinton, Biology, Pendleton, Indiana
Jessica Hock, Elementary Education, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
Allison Hoffert, Health Sciences, Leesburg, Indiana
Sam Hoffman, Elementary Education, Noblesville, Indiana
Bailey Hogan, Elementary Education, Indianapolis
Jonny Hollar, Marketing, Warsaw, Indiana
Noah Holloway, English, Zionsville, Indiana
Ryan Holmes, Exploratory (Business), Carmel, Indiana
Kate Holtz, Risk Management and Insurance, Godfrey, Illinois
Alexandra Hopkins, Human Communication and Organizational Leadership, Sheridan, Indiana
Tori Horton, Finance, Verona, Wisconsin
Brooks Hosfeld, Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies, Carmel, Indiana
Asif Hossain, Chemistry, Carmel, Indiana
Samantha Howald, Health Sciences, Toledo, Ohio
William Howard, Biology, Carmel, Indiana
Zach Howe, Professional Pharmacy, O'Fallon, Missouri
Chandler Howell, Professional Pharmacy, Centerville, Indiana
Nicholas Huang, Finance, Geneva, Illinois
Fiona Huber, Dance/Arts Administration, Atlanta, Georgia
Maggie Hunt, Elementary Education, Indianapolis
Kate Hussey, Psychology, Cincinnati, Ohio
Peter Hutson, International Studies, Columbus, Ohio
Katie Hybarger, Middle/Secondary Education, Sheridan, Indiana
Lyla Iannaccone, Arts Administration, Glendale, California
Courtney Irwin, Human Communication and Organizational Leadership, Burr Ridge, Illinois
Kayla Irwin, Health Sciences, Lemont, Illinois
Michaela Ivory, Anthropology, Indianapolis
Claire Jaffee, Marketing, Michiana Shores, Indiana
Shea Jamieson, Biology, South Bend, Indiana
Ben Janson, Accounting, Saint Joseph, Michigan
Karla Jeggle, Actuarial Science, Upper Arlington, Ohio
Rachel Jennings, Actuarial Science, Goshen, Kentucky
Logan Jester, Health Sciences, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Bobby Johnson, History, McDonald, Ohio
Drew Johnson, Pharmacy, Noblesville, Indiana
Gordon Johnson, Art + Design, Elmhurst, Illinois
Luke Johnson, Biology, Indianapolis
Marissa Johnson, Performance & Music Education, Avon, Indiana
Jennifer Johnston, Health Sciences, Greenfield, Indiana
David Jones, Marketing, Westfield, Indiana
Sarah Jordan, Dance-Performance, Oak Park, Illinois
Daria Jouzdani, Economics, Boulder, Colorado
Emily Joyce, Political Science, Bloomingdale, Illinois
Jakob Jozwiakowski, Chemistry, Sudbury, Massachusetts
Michelle Jugovich, Music, Western Springs, Illinois
Colton Junod, Biology, Vincennes, Indiana
Rachel Kappeler, Pharmacy, Hartland, Wisconsin
Kelsie Kasper, Sports Media, Munster, Indiana
Kaitlyn Kastberg, Pre-Pharmacy, Chesterfield, Missouri
Nicole Katzin, Exploratory, Chicago
Hannah Kaufmann, Psychology, Pendleton, Indiana
David Kaylor, Pharmacy, Westfield, Indiana
Mahmood Kedo, Biology, McCordsville, Indiana
Annie Keirn, Communication Science & Disorders, Collinsville, Illinois
Jenna Kendrick, Professional Pharmacy, Rising Sun, Indiana
Morgan Kenny, International Business, Lafayette, Indiana
Jenny Kern, Communication Science & Disorders, Bartlett, Illinois
Maggie Kieffer, Exploratory, Morton, Illinois
Joe Killion, International Studies, USAF Academy, Colorado
Allison Kinsinger, Health Sciences, Washington, Illinois
Jessie Kirchoff, Professional Pharmacy, Terre Haute, Indiana
Klaudia Kirk, Marketing, Noblesville, Indiana
Joe Kirkpatrick, Pre-Pharmacy, Anderson, Indiana
Noa Klausner, Biology, Las Vegas, Nevada
Dillen Klemchuk , Sociology, Fairfax, Vermont
Abby Klupchak, Marketing, Homewood, Illinois
Emily Knaub, Middle/Secondary Education, Channahon, Illinois
Danny Knauff, Music Education, Carmel, Indiana
Hunter Koch, Finance, Bedford, Indiana
Natalie Koch, Exploratory, Mililani, Hawaii
Kristen Koehl, Professional Pharmacy, Indianapolis
Hannah Koehler, Elementary Education, Mundelein, Illinois
Jarrod Koester, History and Political Science, Wadesville, Indiana
Jess Kolanowski, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Saint John, Indiana
Brandi Kordes, Communication Science & Disorders, Saint Anthony, Indiana
Charles Kovarik, Economics, Downers Grove, Illinois
Andrea Krebs, Pharmacy, Indianapolis
Ray Kreloff, Economics, Valparaiso, Indiana
Anne Krietenstein, Biology, Plainfield, Indiana
Joey Krisko, International Business, Manteno, Illinois
Hannah Kroehler, Marketing, Fishers, Indiana
Nicole Krueger, Communication Science & Disorders, Willow Springs, Illinois
Allison Kubacki, Health Sciences, Rochester Hills, Michigan
Hannah Kurath, Elementary Education, Golden, Colorado
Lucas LaRosa, Actuarial Science, Indianapolis
Mariesa LaRosa, Communication Science & Disorders, Indianapolis
Emma LaVelle, Accounting, Columbus, Indiana
Alyssa Lach, Computer Science, Algonquin, Illinois
John Lacheta, Management Information Systems, Warsaw, Indiana
Caitlin Ladd, Individualized Major, Floyds Knobs, Indiana
Tori Lampert, Anthropology, La Grange Park, Illinois
Spencer Lang, Biology, Longmont, Colorado
Grace Langford, Actuarial Science, Avon, Indiana
Maddie Larsen, Health Sciences, Chicago
Annie Larson, Marketing, Victoria, Minnesota
Kyra Laubacher, Dance-Performance, Wexford, Pennsylvania
Zoe Law, Anthropology, Zionsville, Indiana
Emily Lawson, Chemistry, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Lance Lawyer, Health Sciences, Mooresville, Indiana
Jenna-Laine LeBleu, Strategic Communication, Aurora, Illinois
Allison Ledder, Exploratory (Business) Crystal Lake, Illinois
Adam Lee, Finance, Kirkwood, Missouri
Dana Lee, Journalism, Northbrook, Illinois
Jessica Lee, Biology, Chesterton, Indiana
Stephanie Lee, Pharmacy, Carmel, Indiana
Meghan Leete, Economics, Spring Lake, Michigan
Sara Lefere, Elementary Education, Jackson, Michigan
Emily Leiderman, Psychology, Geneva, Illinois
Cade Leinbach, Music Composition, Goshen, Indiana
Blake Leonard, International Business, Dexter, Michigan
Rachael Lewis, Marketing, Danville, Illinois
Samantha Lilly, Marketing, Indianapolis
Morgan Linzmeier, History and Anthropology, Pulaski, Wisconsin
Monica Livorsi, Arts Administration, Minnetonka, Minnesota
Julia Lohan, Middle/Secondary Education, Lincolnwood, Illinois
Nick Lombardo, Finance, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Austin Long, Professional Pharmacy, Mooresville, Indiana
Elizabeth Longthorne, Strategic Communication, Indianapolis
Jesse Longtin, Accounting, Kankakee, Illinois
Haley Loquercio, Theatre, Chicago
Melissa Louis, Health Sciences, Loveland, Ohio
Madeline Lowry, Risk Management and Insurance, Springfield, Virginia
Nick Lucas, Accounting, Johnston, Iowa
Hannah Luedtke, Accounting, North Barrington, Illinois
Abbie Lueken, Professional Pharmacy, Bloomington, Indiana
Cole Luty, Professional Pharmacy, Indianapolis
Meghan Lynch, Communication Science & Disorders, Indianapolis
Maggie MacBeth, Biology, Indianapolis
Missy MacCarthy, Health Sciences, Saint Charles , Illinois
Cole Mackey, Pre-Pharmacy, Shelbyville, Indiana
Dustin Mailloux, Accounting, Bloomington, Illinois
Colleen Major, Elementary Education, Willowbrook, Illinois
Grace Malone, Digital Media Production, West Lafayette, Indiana
Brittney Man, Actuarial Science, Indianapolis
Izzi Mandli, Exploratory (Business), Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin
Addie Mann, Health Sciences, Bluffton, Indiana
Theo Maris, Pre-Pharmacy, Villa Hills, Kentucky
Allyson Marks, Marketing, Germantown Hills, Illinois
Justin Markus, Marketing, New Lenox, Illinois
Lindsay Marohn , Exploratory (Natural Sciences), Saint Joseph, Michigan
Kylie Mason, Elementary Education, Bourbon, Indiana
Elly Mawi, Biology, Indianapolis
Hillary May, Psychology, Mount Vernon, Indiana
Grace Maynard, Mathematics, Normal, Illinois
Eleanor McCandless, Marketing, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Lauren McCartt, Exploratory, Indianapolis
Eryn McCloy, Exploratory, Hortonville, Wisconsin
Katie McConnell, Elementary Education, Mesa, Arizona
Maeve McCormack, Accounting, Oak Park, Illinois
Bryce McDonald, Exploratory (Business), Canton, Michigan
Johnny McDonald, Accounting, Vernon Hills, Illinois
Kelsey McDougall, Biology, Canton, Michigan
Kirsten McGrew , Pharmacy, Prospect, Kentucky
Morgan McInturff, Finance, Indianapolis
Addy McKown, Strategic Communication, New Castle, Indiana
Lauren McQuarters, Psychology, La Porte, Indiana
Carli Medina, Health Sciences, Crown Point, Indiana
Kasey Meeks, Health Sciences, Robinson, Illinois
Michael Melbardis, Music, Fishers, Indiana
Alex Mendelson, Finance, Evanston, Illinois
Abby Meredith, Elementary Education, Indianapolis
Nicole Miceli, Digital Media Production, Des Plaines, Illinois
Eric Michel, English Writing, Tipton, Indiana
Madison Millard, Psychology, Indianapolis
Alyssa Millen, Biochemistry, Valparaiso, Indiana
Allison Miller, Health Sciences, Warsaw, Indiana
Connor Miller, Pre-Pharmacy, Elkhart, Indiana
Katherine Miller, International Studies, Columbus, Indiana
Kiley Miller, Accounting, Carmel, Indiana
Shelby Miller, Communication Science & Disorders, McCordsville, Indiana
Travis Miller, Actuarial Science, Middlebury, Indiana
Karina Milvain, Theatre, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Jordan Minnick, Science, Technology, & Society, Las Vegas, Nevada
Bryce Minor, Accounting, Brazil, Indiana
Ntinyari Miriti, Music Education, Lexington, Kentucky
Madeline Mitchell, Pharmacy, Effingham, Illinois
Madeline Mleziva, Digital Media Production, Appleton, Wisconsin
Nyree Modisette, Political Science, Indianapolis
Kaeli Moffett, Professional Pharmacy, Indianapolis
Gabby Moline, Journalism, Schererville, Indiana
Matthew Monge, Human Communication and Organizational Leadership, Edwards, Illinois
Eliana Montalvo, Dance-Performance, Modesto, California
Lauren Monteith, Communication Science & Disorders, Indianapolis
Cecilia Moore, Communication Science & Disorders, Nashville, Tennessee
Matthew Moore, Chemistry, Cincinnati, Ohio
Rachel Moran, Science, Technology, & Society, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Ashley Morgan, Health Sciences, Avon, Indiana
Erin Morrisey, Middle/Secondary Education, Glen Carbon, Illinois
Arianna Morrison, Dance-Performance, Seffner, Florida
Julia Mucci, Exploratory (Business), Canton, Michigan
Sam Mueller, Marketing, Westfield, Indiana
Daniel Mulawa, Health Sciences, Saint Charles, Missouri
Jacob Mummert, Sports Media, Amboy, Indiana
Gracie Munroe, Political Science, Crawfordsville, Indiana
Amanda Murphy, Exploratory, Arlington Heights, Illinois
Kelly Murphy, Human Communication and Organizational Leadership, Dublin, Ohio
Maeve Murphy, Elementary Education, Champaign, Illinois
Con Murray, English, Cincinnati, Ohio
Lindsey Myers, Elementary Education, Nashville, Tennessee
Kristen Mylcraine, Biology, Plainfield, Indiana
Maham Nadeem, Biology, Carmel, Indiana
Jack Napoleon, Finance, Arlington Heights, Illinois
Garrick Nate, International Studies, Plymouth, Indiana
Carl Nelson, Digital Media Production, Wheaton, Illinois
Emily Nettesheim, Health Sciences, Lafayette, Indiana
Jordyn Newett, Music Education, Greenwood, Indiana
Kendra Newman, Biology, Danville, Indiana
Josey Noel, Biology, Jeffersonville, Indiana
Ariel Norris, Marketing, Noblesville, Indiana
Carolan Norris, Dance/Arts Administration, Cumming, Georgia
Sean O'Brien, Psychology, Munster, Indiana
Sheila O'Keeffe, Exploratory, Orland Park, Illinois
Megan O'Neill, Marketing, Lemont, Illinois
Macey OBrien, Marketing, Northbrook, Illinois
Elise Offutt, Elementary Education, Arlington, Virginia
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Anna Rather, English, Bargersville, Indiana
Jordan Rauh, Pharmacy, Wabash, Indiana
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Chanel Richardson, Pharmacy, Greenwood, Indiana
Lindsey Ridlen, Professional Pharmacy, Seymour, Indiana
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Ellen Rispoli, Psychology, Savoy, Illinois
Paul Ritter, Actuarial Science, Batesville, Indiana
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Sophie Robertson, Dance/Arts Administration, Gig Harbor, Washington
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Cole Rodgers, Dance/Arts Administration, Woodbury, Minnesota
Lauren Rodgers, Psychology, Perrysburg, Ohio
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Tommy Roers, Middle/Secondary Education, Kildeer, Illinois
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Raven Roth, Marketing, Orange Village, Ohio
Joe Rowan, Exploratory, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Kelsey Rowley, Elementary Education, Connersville, Indiana
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Bella Ruscheinski, Exploratory (Business), Peoria, Illinois
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David Ryskamp, Biology, Caledonia, Michigan
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Mariam Saeedi, Art + Design, Bloomington, Indiana
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Briana Sanchez, Marketing, Grand Forks, North Dakota
Andrew Sandlin, Actuarial Science, Indianapolis
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Payton Sassano, Communication Science & Disorders, Deerfield, Illinois
Madison Sauerteig, Sociology (Social Work) & Psychology, Arcadia, Indiana
Justin Savona, Exploratory (Business), Northville, Michigan
Kaitlyn Sawin, Marketing, Appleton, Wisconsin
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Abby Schabel, Pre-Pharmacy, Westport, Indiana
Morgan Schaffer, Professional Pharmacy, Dayton, Ohio
Fiona Schicho, Anthropology, Blairstown, New Jersey
Jenny Schick, Communication Science & Disorders, Libertyville, Illinois
Leah Schissler, Elementary Education, Tinley Park, Illinois
Alexis Schmidt, English, Chillicothe, Illinois
Annika Schmidt, Sports Media, Zionsville, Indiana
Elizabeth Schmidt, Performance & Music Education, Crystal Lake, Illinois
Lauren Schmidt, Pre-Pharmacy, Columbia, Illinois
Rachel Schmidt, Marketing, Saline, Michigan
Riley Schmidt, Science, Technology, & Society, Mukwonago, Wisconsin
Becca Schmiegel, History, Valparaiso, Indiana
Emma Schneir, Marketing, Carlsbad, California
Kerianne Schoff, Communication Science & Disorders, Rockford, Michigan
Corey Scholl, Astronomy & Astrophysics, Indianapolis
Megan Schroeder, Biology, Richmond, Indiana
Lindsey Schuler, Health Sciences, Fishers, Indiana
Olivia Schwan, Marketing, Mattawan, Michigan
Kelly Schwantes, Theatre, Barrington, Illinois
Christa Schwinke, Management Information Systems, Teutopolis, Illinois
Daniel Scofield, Dance/Arts Administration, Fisherville, Kentucky
Blayre Scott, Health Sciences, Shelbyville, Indiana
Ana Segovia, Health Sciences, Nicholasville, Kentucky
Gwenyth Sell, Music Performance, Noblesville, Indiana
Brittan Semler, Strategic Communication, Spring Grove, Illinois
Sarah Semmen, Biology, Woodstock, Illinois
David Sexton, Political Science, Richmond, Indiana
Emilie Sgutt, Professional Pharmacy, Herrin, Illinois
Emma Shafer, Theatre, Quincy, Illinois
Khusbu Shah, Health Sciences, Schaumburg, Illinois
Umy Shaikh, Health Sciences, Carmel, Indiana
David Shammas, Healthcare and Business, Carmel, Indiana
Alex Shanafelt, Music Composition, Carmel, Indiana
Matt Shapiro, Exploratory, Wilmette, Illinois
Ben Sharp, Computer Science, Indianapolis
Sarah Sharpe, Health Sciences, Munster, Indiana
Katie Shelford, Biology, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Sydney Shelton, Middle/Secondary Education, Greenfield, Indiana
Jack Shirley, Critical Communication & Media, Brentwood, Tennessee
Kristen Shively, Actuarial Science, Columbia City, Indiana
Molly Shoffner, Biology, Russiaville, Indiana
Marley Shovlin, Health Sciences, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Abby Sikorcin, Health Sciences, Lisle, Illinois
Hanna Silverman, Sociology (Social Work) & Psychology, Deerfield, Illinois
Derek Sims, Biology, Elwood, Indiana
Meghan Singer, Exploratory, Vernon Hills, Illinois
LauraJane Skillern, Exploratory (Business), Mooresville, Indiana
Elizabeth Small, Elementary Education, Zionsville, Indiana
Abigail Smith, Accounting, Winona Lake, Indiana
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Allison Smith, Communication Science & Disorders, Antioch, Illinois
Bre Smith, Accounting, Danville, Indiana
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Layne Smith, Professional Pharmacy, Winchester, Indiana
Jenny Snedeker, Music Performance, Indianapolis
Michael Snyder, Finance, Peoria, Illinois
Spencer Spaulding, Biology, Madison, Indiana
Gwen Spencer, Actuarial Science, Waxhaw, North Carolina
Joe Spenchian, Marketing, Des Plaines, Illinois
Emma Sporer, Elementary Education, Wheaton, Illinois
Delainey Spragg, Communication Science & Disorders, Attica, Indiana
Lilly Springer, Economics, Indianapolis
Tyler Springer, Journalism, Lakeville, Minnesota
Caroline Squatrito, Marketing, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Samantha Stanley, Biology, Greenfield, Indiana
Mary Stazinski, Sociology (Social Work) & Psychology, Valparaiso, Indiana
Graham Stecz, Finance, Dublin, Ohio
Halle Stelbasky, Communication Science & Disorders, Strongsville, Ohio
Kailey Steward, English Writing, Oak Forest, Illinois
Kylie Stine, Exploratory (Business), Frankfort, Indiana
Emma Stockrahm, Communication Science & Disorders, Terre Haute, Indiana
Shelby Stone, Health Sciences, Wabash, Indiana
Sarah Stopczynski, Pre-Pharmacy, South Bend, Indiana
Sophie Strasheim, Music Education, St. Louis, Missouri
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Hannah Stroup, Middle/Secondary Education, St. Louis, Missouri
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Keith Sustich, Computer Science, Lake Zurich, Illinois
Hayley Sutherland, Pre-Pharmacy, Wauconda, Illinois
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Anis Tai, Pre-Pharmacy, Indianapolis
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Tyler Taylor, Psychology, Crete, Illinois
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Lauren Tibbets, Actuarial Science, Converse, Indiana
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Butler Places 815 Students on Fall 2017 Dean's List
Top 20 percent of students are on the list.
Top 20 percent of students are on the list.
Butler Introduces The New York City Learning Semester
PUBLISHED ON Nov 29 2017
Students will spend a semester interning and learning in Manhattan.
For more than a decade, Butler University has been offering students a chance to spend a semester interning and taking classes in Washington DC. Beginning in fall 2018, students will have that same opportunity in New York City.
Rusty Jones, Faculty Director of the Center for High Achievement and Scholarly Engagement, said the New York City Learning Semester will be offered to juniors and seniors of all majors with a minimum 3.0 grade-point average.
Butler will offer six credits of internships and nine credits of electives related to New York. The University is arranging for housing, either in the city or Brooklyn Heights.
“I think the experience provides the opportunity for significant personal and professional growth,” Jones said. “Our students will live and work in the nation’s largest city, developing valuable work experience, while also learning from the diverse, multi-cultural population in Manhattan.”
The New York program will be similar to DC in that students will work as interns Monday through Thursday for 30 hours. Two, three-credit courses will be offered during the semester in subjects such as City as Text and Public Art and Architecture. A New York offering might include an Intro to Wall Street course, Jones said.
Those classes will meet Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
In addition, three, one-credit courses will be offered on various weekends. In Washington, for example, Political Science Professor Terri Jett is scheduled to teach a Black History course that includes a visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture, and Sociology Professor Antonio Menendez has taught a class on immigration.
“Most of the students in DC choose to take all the classes,” Jones said. “I think they find them fun and they leave DC as real experts in that area.”
Jones said after students are accepted to the program, he will meet with them individually to help them line up an internship in New York. He also will be checking with Butler alumni in New York to see if they have internship opportunities.
“Butler people tend to be very loyal,” he said. “I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ll be excited to have Butler students come and intern with them.”
Claire Jacobi, a Sports Media and Strategic Communications major from Batavia, Illinois, spent a semester in Washington interning at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. She said she strongly encourages Butler students to study in a different city, whether it be across the country or across the world.
“I loved my experience in Washington DC,” she said. “It was eye-opening, fun, and allowed me to take a huge step out of my comfort zone. It gave me real-life experiences and I feel it helped prepare me for life after college.”
Students have until February to apply for the New York trip, and Jones said he doesn’t expect to limit the number of students who can participate.
“There’s plenty of time for students to work with their advisers and figure out if this is a fit,” he said. “I want anybody who participates to make sure they stay on track with their graduation plan, and if it does fit their professional goals and their academic goals, I’d love to see them in the program.”
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Butler Introduces The New York City Learning Semester
For more than a decade, Butler University has been offering students a chance to spend a semester interning and taking classes in Washington DC. Beginning in fall 2018, students will have that same opportunity in New York City.
For more than a decade, Butler University has been offering students a chance to spend a semester interning and taking classes in Washington DC. Beginning in fall 2018, students will have that same opportunity in New York City.
Visiting Writing Series Announces Spring Speakers
PUBLISHED ON Dec 04 2017
Series begins February 1 with Kazim Ali.
Novelist/biographer Edmund White and Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Louise Glück will be among the speakers this spring in Butler University’s Vivian S. Delbrook Visiting Writers Series.
The series begins February 1 with poet/novelist Kazim Ali and continues with novelist Ali Eteraz (February 15), poet Danez Smith (March 22), White (April 3), and Glück (April 18). Times and locations are below.
All events in the spring 2018 series are free and open to the public without tickets. For more information, call 317-940-9861.
More information about each speaker follows.
Kazim Ali
Thursday, February 1, 7:30 PM
Eidson-Duckwall Recital Hall
Kazim Ali’s books include several volumes of poetry, including Sky Ward, winner of the Ohioana Book Award in Poetry; The Far Mosque, winner of Alice James Books’ New England/New York Award; The Fortieth Day; All One’s Blue; and the cross-genre text Bright Felon. He has received an Individual Excellence Award from the Ohio Arts Council, and his poetry has been featured in Best American Poetry. His novels include The Secret Room: A String Quartet, and among his books of essays is Fasting for Ramadan: Notes from a Spiritual Practice.
Ali is an Associate Professor of Creative Writing and Comparative Literature at Oberlin College. His new book of poems, Inquisition, and a new hybrid memoir, Silver Road: Essays, Maps & Calligraphies, are scheduled for release in 2018.
Ali Eteraz
Thursday, February 15, 7:30 PM
Atherton Union, Reilly Room
Ali Eteraz is the author of the debut novel Native Believer, a New York TimesBook Review Editors’ Choice selection. He is also the author of the critically acclaimed memoir Children of Dust, which was selected as a New Statesman Book of the Year, won the Nautilus Book Award Gold, and was featured on PBS with Tavis Smiley, NPR with Terry Gross, C-SPAN2, and numerous international outlets. O, The Oprah Magazine, called it “a picaresque journey” and the book was long-listed for the Asian American Writers Workshop Award.
Previously, he wrote the short story collection Falsipedies and Fibsiennes. Other short stories have appeared in The Adirondack Review, storySouth, Chicago Quarterly Review, and Forge Journal.
Eteraz is an accomplished essayist and has been spotlighted by Time Magazine and Pageturner, the literary blog of The New Yorker.
Danez Smith
Thursday, March 22, 7:30 PM
Eidson-Duckwall Recital Hall
Danez Smith is the author of Don’t Call Us Dead (2017), finalist for the National Book Award in poetry; [insert] Boy (2014), winner of the Lambda Literary Award and the Kate Tufts Discovery Award; and the chapbook hands on ya knees. Their writing has appeared in many magazines and journals, such as Poetry, Ploughshares, Beloit Poetry Journal, and Kinfolks. Smith is a 2011 Individual World Poetry Slam finalist and the reigning two-time Rustbelt Individual Champion and was on the 2014 championship team Sad Boy Supper Club.
In 2014, they were the festival director for the Brave New Voices International Youth Poetry Slam and were awarded a Ruth Lilly and Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry fellowship from the Poetry Foundation.
Edmund White
Tuesday, April 3, 7:30 PM
Atherton Union, Reilly Room
Edmund White is America’s preeminent gay writer. In biography, social history, travel writing, journalism, the short story, and the novel, this prolific and versatile author has chronicled the gay experience in the United States from the closeted 1950s through the AIDS crisis and beyond.
His first novel, Forgetting Elena, published in 1973, is the story of an amnesia victim, set at a stylish resort reminiscent of Fire Island. With the classic coming-of-age tale A Boy’s Own Story, White cemented a place for himself—and for gay fiction—in the cultural consciousness. His celebrated fiction also includes Nocturnes for the King of Naples, Caracole, The Beautiful Room Is Empty (winner of the 1988 Lambda Literary Award), The Farewell Symphony, The Married Man, Fanny: A Fiction, Hotel de Dream, and Jack Holmes and His Friend. His latest is Our Young Man.
White has been involved in the gay rights movement since the Stonewall riots in New York City in 1969 and has acted as one of its canniest observers. His pioneering The Joy of Gay Sex: An Intimate Guide for Gay Men to the Pleasures of a Gay Lifestyle was published in 1977 and served as a national coming-out announcement for the entire gay community.
White has also made his mark as a highly accomplished biographer. Genet: A Biography is recognized as a definitive work on writer and playwright Jean Genet, and in 1993 it won both the National Book Critics Circle Award and the Lambda Literary Award. White also authored the well-received Marcel Proust and Rimbaud: The Double Life of a Rebel. His memoir Inside a Pearl: My Years in Paris recounts the fifteen years he spent living there—one of the most productive and creative phases in his career.
White is a regular contributor to The Times Literary Supplement, The New York Times Book Review, and Vanity Fair, and is a member of both the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Louise Glück
Wednesday, April 18, 7:30 PM
Atherton Union, Reilly Room
Louise Glück is the author of twelve books of poetry and served as the U.S. Poet Laureate from 2003-2004. In 1993 Glück won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry for her collection The Wild Iris. She is the recipient of fellowships from the Rockefeller and Guggenheim Foundations and from the National Endowment for the Arts. Other honors include the Academy of American Poets Prize, the William Carlos Williams Award, the Bobbitt National Poetry Prize, the Ambassador Book Award, and the National Book Critics Circle Award, and her most recent book of poems Faithful and Virtuous Nightxs received the 2014 National Book Award. Her book of essays Proofs and Theories: Essays on Poetry (1994) was awarded the PEN/Martha Albrand Award for Nonfiction, and her book Vita Nova (2001) won the first New YorkerReaders Award. In 2001 Yale University recognized her lifetime achievement by awarding her its Bollingen Prize for Poetry.
Glück is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and currently serves as the Rosenkranz Writer-in-Residence in the Department of English at Yale University.
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Visiting Writing Series Announces Spring Speakers
The series begins February 1 with poet/novelist Kazim Ali and continues with novelist Ali Eteraz (February 15), Barry (March 1), poet Danez Smith (March 22), White (April 3), and Glück (April 18). Times and locations are below.
The series begins February 1 with poet/novelist Kazim Ali and continues with novelist Ali Eteraz (February 15), Barry (March 1), poet Danez Smith (March 22), White (April 3), and Glück (April 18). Times and locations are below.