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The NCAA Eligibility Center and Butler have joined forces to launch a free certificate program aimed at further educating high school counselors about the NCAA eligibility process. Butler faculty and staff collaborated with NCAA eligibility experts in designing the program’s curriculum, which will be delivered online to high school guidance counselors nationwide.  High school counselors […]

Get to know Brenna Arakelian, a student in the College of Education studying Middle/Secondary Education and English.

From the classroom to the distillery, Jamie (Pierce) Fahrner ’05 mixes it up.

NASA brings lunar artifacts to COE and local children.

Ashley Churchill ’24 inspires the next generation.

Get to know Parker and Clara, a set of twins who will be attending Butler together. Clara will be part of the College of Education and Parker will be joining the College of Communication.

Get to know Ana Magdalena, an incoming international first-year who is a Morton-Finney Diversity Scholar.

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.

As the Administrative and Event Planning Specialist for the College of Education (COE), Alexis Methner works with the Dean, students, faculty, and staff, managing and scheduling events. Read Alexis’s story to learn more about her experience.

Butler University has received a grant of $748,616 from Lilly Endowment Inc. through its initiative, Advancing the Science of Reading in Indiana. The grant will support Science of Reading (SoR)-aligned curricular and professional development opportunities for Butler College of Education (COE) students and faculty, as well as staff and educators at James Whitcomb Riley IPS […]

Learn more about what life at Butler is like for current student Jordan Tress.

2023 alumna Emily MacDonald was already observing and planning lessons during her first semester in the College of Education. At Butler, she learned the importance of leaning on her colleagues, mentors, and professors.