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Blake Moskal and Laura Tonner were both named as two of Butler’s 2015-2016 Top 100 Most Outstanding Students. Take a moment to congratulate them when you have the chance!
Continue Reading →Bryant Dawson was named as one of Butler’s 2015 Top 10 Men, and both Margaret Griffiths and Blake Moskal were named as two of Butler’s Top 100 Outstanding Students this year. Take a moment to congratulate them if you have the chance!
Continue Reading →The Kristi Schultz Broughton Liberal Arts Essay Contest is an annual competition which encourages Butler undergraduates from all colleges to write a short essay in response to a prompt about the value of the liberal arts education they are experiencing at Butler. The author of the winning essay receives a $1,000 prize. The committee, comprised of […]
Continue Reading →This Thursday, April 10th, Butler will be celebrating Fair Trade Day as part of Butler’s annual Peace Week celebration. As part of Fair Trade Day, we will be inviting Anne and Kelly Campbell from the Village Experience Fair Trade store and the Village Cooperative non-profit (http://www.experiencethevillage.com/) to speak about the role of Fair Trade in […]
Continue Reading →The Kristi Schultz Broughton Liberal Arts Essay Contest, open to all Butler undergraduates, invites essays on a topic related to liberal education. This award recognizes the student whose essay was judged most outstanding by a committee composed of members of the faculty and of the College’s Board of Visitors.
Bryant Dawson presented his essay, “The […]
Continue Reading →View this email in your browser Funding is available for international students looking to pursue MSc programmes in Science & Technology Studies at the University of Edinburgh.
We are delighted to announce five scholarships to fund students wanting to pursue […]
Continue Reading →Joe Ritter and John Broere
The Solar Car Challenge: Designing for the Future (The Secrets of the Prinicipia Solar Car Project)
TONIGHT – Wednesday, Feb. 26th, 7:30 p.m., Reilly Room
The Principia Solar Car Project began in 1991 with a handful of highly motivated liberal arts students. For the past 12 years, the project has […]
Continue Reading →STS Majors and minors, please note that the candidate presentations CAN serve as cocurricular events – All presentations will end at 12:55 with a Q&A to follow. Students and faculty with 1:00 classes can leave when necessary.
Jessica Koski, Ph.D Candidate in Sociology, Northwestern University, degree expected June 2014
Tuesday, February 11th, 12:15-1:15, PB205
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Continue Reading →STS Majors and minors, please note that the candidate presentations CAN serve as cocurricular events – All presentations will end at 12:55 with a Q&A to follow. Students and faculty with 1:00 classes can leave when necessary.
Jesse Van Gerven, Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology, University of Missouri, degree expected May 2014
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