As a professor of Organic Chemistry, John Esteb has called Butler home for the past 22 years. His bright, hard-working students inspire him as he helps them pursue their goals.
Prospective Employees
Rooted in Innovation
Why Butler?
At Butler, we are changing what it means to be a university. Our founding ideals of educational equity and academic excellence compel us to boldly innovate and expansively educate—thereby strengthening the positive impact we make on the learners and communities we serve.
Our Source of Pride
Our Strength is Our People
One of Butler’s greatest strengths is its accomplished and dedicated faculty and staff. To maintain the quality of our programs, we invest considerable time, effort, and resources to recruit faculty and staff who are excellent teacher‐scholars and experts in their areas, and who represent a broad range of disciplinary expertise, identities, backgrounds, and experiences.
An Appreciation for Diversity
Prepared for the Contemporary World
We view faculty and staff diversity as crucial to building a campus community that fosters demographic and intellectual diversity. Our faculty and staff are key to attracting students, preparing them for a complex, multifaceted, multicultural, global environment, and educating them for lives of meaning and purpose. It is what we do.
Take a look around
Explore our Campus. You’ll Like What You See.
With more than 300 park-like acres, amazing architecture, and the beauty of all four seasons, Butler’s campus has it all. Explore it for yourself–without even having to leave your couch. Our interactive virtual walking tour will guide you through our new state-of-the-art academic facilities, our #BUtiful campus green spaces, and more.
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Faculty Profile
Brooke Barnett is a Hoosier by Choice
“I was delighted to have the opportunity to come back to Indiana to live in Indianapolis.”
At Butler, we provide a foundation that supports our employees and families, and helps them to live full, healthy, and balanced lives.
As a first-generation college student, Eiman Toor ‘26 bravely moved across the world to pursue a Butler degree. With Butler’s small class sizes and tight-knit community, she easily found her place on campus.
First-generation student Laila McClimon ’25, knew her opportunities at Butler would be endless. She encourages students to take advantage of the University’s resources and be true to themselves.