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“I really enjoyed all of my rotations and building confidence as I stepped into the role of a pharmacist practicing with an interdisciplinary team… I look forward to stepping into my role as the medication expert on an interprofessional team where I will be able to help keep my peers up to date on guideline updates and new studies.”

Jill Trnka ’23 says one of the most valuable things she took away from her time at Butler was the confidence to step outside her comfort zone. Her personal growth on campus played a key role in preparing her for PA school.

​​Aine Montgomery ’21Major: PsychologyMinor: Neuroscience and Human Communication & Organizational LeadershipCommunity Research Liaison (ADNI4 Study), Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center How did Butler prepare you for your career?Butler prepared me for my career by allowing me to be involved in many dynamic organizations on campus. In my current role, I connect to community aging […]

Bronwyn Smith ’23 says becoming a Bulldog was the best decision she’s ever made. She graduated with a strong support system and the skills to lead a successful career. Now, she’s found a home to dance with Deos Contemporary Ballet.

Sara Legacy, a 2024 Butler University graduate, shares her story of being a Health Sciences major and how it prepared her for life after graduation.

Get to know Nathan Richardson, a 2024 alumn who talks about his experiences as a Health Sciences major.

Logan Van Ravenswaay ’23 pursued a PharmD degree, driven by his passion for clinical science and public health. He is grateful for the lasting relationships with faculty and classmates who supported him through his coursework.

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.

Butler University gave Katie Freeman ’22 a newfound confidence, encouraging her to carve her own path. Becoming a business owner had never crossed her mind, but upon graduation, she co-founded Indigo Jacks, a marketing and communications company.

Turning his passion for videography into a career, Thulani Smith ’20 now works as the Lead Video Editor at Borschoff. He thanks Butler for encouraging his curiosity and allowing him to create freely.

Tim Howard was a part of the Army Reserve Officer Training Corp (ROTC) program at Butler University. As part of the ROTC program, Tim took elective coursework in leadership fundamentals, military skills and tactics, and completed summer training programs, preparing him for a career in the U.S. Army, the Army Reserves, or the Army National Guard.