Bulldogs of Butler
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Bulldogs of Butler: Anna Pescio
“‘It’s both wanting to learn more as a student and just be in academics, but then also long-term furthering my career.’”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Jeana Jorgensen
“‘I like teaching because I’m fundamentally optimistic about human nature. I think that if people can learn, they will learn.’”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Veronica Smith
“‘Never in a million years could I have imagined Tyler Warren handing me a card that told me that I was getting promoted to full time. It was a special moment.’”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Zach Horrall
“‘When you’re thinking about a career, you have to do what you love, and you have to follow what you’re passionate about. I think that is what’s made me good at my job.'”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Aria Conte
“‘We have a lot of fun jokes, and it’s fun to fully immerse ourselves in that world of just being nutty, as we say, and [making] people laugh every day.’”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Brynnar Swenson
“After I stopped swimming in my sophomore year of college, I started reading, and once I kind of learned how to read, I became obsessed.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Dr. Cham Moore
“I’m very aware of the space that has been created for me and how I’m taking that up, and I’m just really grateful. I hope to honor all of that, and I hope to bring students into the world of [African American literature] in hopefully new ways.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Strategy Games Club
“I joined freshman year not knowing a single soul, and now I would consider a lot of the Strategy Games people to be some of my best friends.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Alejandra Sierazy
“Being here and around so many open-minded and creative people has definitely had a positive influence on my work; it’s an excellent creative environment.”