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The Winners of the Distinguished Faculty Awards Are …
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The Winners of the Distinguished Faculty Awards Are …

April 29, 2015

Professors Arthur Hochman, Harry van der Linden, and Jeanne Van Tyle are the winners of Butler University’s 2014–2015 Distinguished Faculty Awards. Education Professor Hochman is being recognized for teaching, Philosophy Professor van der Linden for scholarship and research, and Pharmacy Professor Van Tyle for service and leadership. “The selection committee chose three exceptional candidates to […]

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They Like Professor Levy’s Book. They *Really* Like His Book
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They Like Professor Levy’s Book. They *Really* Like His Book

March 30, 2015

The reviews are in: Professor Andy Levy’s new book, Huck Finn’s America: Mark Twain and the Era That Shaped His Masterpiece, is an enormous success. The New York Times: “Capacious, companionable…Levy is excellent on Twain, on his drawl, his gait, his evolution on race matters…and even better on his contradictions.” USA Today: “Levy explores the […]

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Fifteen Kids, Three Languages, One Computer
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Fifteen Kids, Three Languages, One Computer

By: Sarvary Koller ’15 | March 26, 2015

Computer Science Professor Ankur Gupta found himself teaching computer coding to young Indian children.

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A Night at the Opera: Soulful, Vengeful, Comedic and More
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A Night at the Opera: Soulful, Vengeful, Comedic and More

By: Sarvary Koller ’15 | March 17, 2015

After more than 30 years as Artistic Director of the Indianapolis Opera and guest conducting across the country, James Caraher now relies on his vast expertise to prepare the next generation of opera talent—students. Caraher, who joined the Butler Opera Theatre as Music Director in January, has opera students preparing for the upcoming “A Night […]

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Finally! Icarus Ensemble Releases First CD
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Finally! Icarus Ensemble Releases First CD

February 25, 2015

In the liner notes on their self-titled debut CD, the Icarus Ensemble—Butler University School of Music faculty members Jon Crabiel and Gary Walters and three members of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra—thank their fans. “You’ve waited a long time for this,” the group writes, “and we hope it was worth the wait.” Their followers have, in […]

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When It Comes to Theatrical Design, He’s All Set
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When It Comes to Theatrical Design, He’s All Set

February 23, 2015

Associate Professor of Theatre Rob Koharchik needed a couple of cartons of Kents, and he needed them fast. But after checking three smoke shops—and being told they’d cost $68 each—he decided to make them himself. “Just give me a carton of your cheapest cigarettes, and we’ll fake the rest,” said Koharchik, who needed the cigarettes […]

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Prof. Bauman’s Book Explains the Violence Against Pentecostals in India
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Prof. Bauman’s Book Explains the Violence Against Pentecostals in India

January 20, 2015

As part of his sabbatical in 2011, Associate Professor of Religion Chad Bauman decided to delve into Hindu-Christian violence in India and why Pentecostal evangelists were disproportionately targeted. He took two trips to India and talked to about 150 people—some who were victims of violence, others who are prominent critics of Christianity. Initially, Bauman planned […]

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A Book Made By Mr. Mark Twain, Interpreted by Professor Andy Levy
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A Book Made By Mr. Mark Twain, Interpreted by Professor Andy Levy

January 12, 2015

You thought you knew Huck Finn. Andy Levy is about to change your thinking. In Levy’s new book, Huck Finn’s America: Mark Twain and the Era That Shaped His Masterpiece ($25, Simon & Schuster), Butler University’s Edna Cooper Chair in English argues that contemporary readers misunderstand Twain’s classic: It is neither a carefree adventure story […]

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Professor Snyder Elected to Head Physician Assistant Education Association
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Professor Snyder Elected to Head Physician Assistant Education Association

October 31, 2014

Jennifer Snyder, a professor in the Physician Assistant Program, has been elected President-Elect of the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA), the national education association representing 188 physician assistant programs. Snyder is concluding her elected term as a Director at Large on the Board of Directors for the Association on December 31, 2014. She begins her […]

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Lisa Brooks Named New Chair of the School of Music
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Lisa Brooks Named New Chair of the School of Music

May 23, 2014

Professor of Violin Lisa Brooks, a Butler University faculty member since 1994, has been appointed Chair of the Butler University School of Music. In addition to Brooks’s work teaching violin at Butler, she is the principal second violinist of the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra. She is a regular substitute violinist and violist with the Indianapolis Symphony […]

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COE Professor Suneeta Kercood Selected for Fulbright Award
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COE Professor Suneeta Kercood Selected for Fulbright Award

May 22, 2014

Professor of Special Education Suneeta Kercood has been selected for the Fulbright-Nehru Academic and Professional Excellence Award. She will conduct research in India this summer and next under the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program. Kercood, a Butler faculty member since 2001, said her research topic is “A Study of the Health Behaviors of Children and Adults […]

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Dr. Stark Honored With Sagamore of the Wabash
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Dr. Stark Honored With Sagamore of the Wabash

April 16, 2014

Eric Stark was in the middle of conducting the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir in a rendition of Benjamin Britten’s “War Requiem” Tuesday evening when State Rep. Dan Forestal and about 25 guests stepped onstage to deliver a surprise: Stark had been named a Sagamore of the Wabash, one of the State of Indiana’s highest individual awards. […]

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