Amanda Smith Managing Editor For newly named Academic Success Coach and Tutor Coordinator Cassandra Zeiner, tutoring means more than merely helping students pass a class– it is all about making students feel welcomed, united and confident. With a passion for literature and writing, Zeiner got her undergraduate degree from WSU in creative writing and her… Continue reading Zeiner wishes to shed more positive light on tutoring
Sasha Hull Lantern Staff Butler offers a multitude of scholarships to students every semester for academics, activities and athletics. These books and tuition scholarships assist students by allowing them to pay a fraction of their initial costs. While the various activities scholarships all offer the same maximum amount of award, some require more time commitments… Continue reading Activity scholarships: Helpful or hurtful?
Amanda Smith Lantern Staff Most students attending Butler’s El Dorado campus would recognize Professor of Chemistry Robert Carlson whether it be from his classes, lunch or just from encountering his outgoing personality around campus. Carlson has been teaching at Butler for 30 years and in his time, he has always put his students first. One… Continue reading Carlson continues to aim for student success
