Posted in Uncategorized on May 5th, 2017 Comments Off on On Gaining Real-World Experience
By Abbey DiSano This past semester I had the privilege of being the Marketing Intern at Trinity Free Clinic. Trinity Free Clinic is a Catholic, nonprofit organization that provides free healthcare to the uninsured and under insured, low income residents of Hamilton County. As the Marketing Intern I was able to assist the Marketing Director […]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Apr 28th, 2017 Comments Off on Faith and the Workplace
By Charis Webb Working at Catholic Radio Indy (CRI) has taught me that I do not have to sacrifice my morals and values for a job. I can continue to not only hold on to my beliefs, but utilize them in a positive manner to better myself and the community. As a soon-to-be college graduate, […]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Apr 24th, 2017 Comments Off on Appreciating and Strengthening Religious Pluralism on Campus and in the Indianapolis Community
by Annika London During my semester in Washington D.C. last fall, I witnessed the fear and anger that different minority faith communities around me felt after the elections. I knew at that point that once I returned to Butler’s campus, I wanted to find a way to appreciate and strengthen religious pluralism both on campus […]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Jan 25th, 2017 Comments Off on Mysticism in Religion: taking a deeper look
by Lynn Alsatie From the beginning of my internship at the Center for Interfaith Cooperation, I found myself to be going through a time in which I was deconstructing and rebuilding my beliefs about everything that is around me. Working in many of the CIC’s events helped me because they provided spaces […]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Jan 18th, 2017 Comments Off on Finding Connections Through Conversation…
by Salman Qureshi I’ve always been drawn to conversation. Whether I’m at the dinner table or I’m at a ball game, I’ve always found dialogue as a tool to connect with people. Dialogue allows people with different backgrounds to learn about each other’s differences and find the similarities between them. This inspired me to find […]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Jan 11th, 2017 Comments Off on
by Natalie Smith Center for Faith and Vocation Communications Intern Growing up, I attended very diverse schools. I was always surrounded by people who came from different backgrounds and looked, thought and spoke differently than I did. I thought this was a completely normal experience for anyone my age. Arriving at Butler, I quickly realized […]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Dec 19th, 2016 Comments Off on On Selfless Giving to Help the Defenseless
by Kaytlin Lake My experience at the Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic this semester has been so incredibly influential to my vocational trajectory. As a non-profit, pro bono legal service, the clinic works with clients who just want to be heard, validated, and stood up for in a world where the odds seem to always be […]
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