The BUBeWell webpage describes Butler University's model for the transformative and holistic student experience each student should have, both inside and outside of the classroom. It consists of eight dimensions: Mind & Body, Diversity & Inclusion, Meaning & Purpose, Social, Sustainability, Service & Community, Career & Life Skills, and Intellectual. BUBeWell offers toolkits for managing distress around COVID-19 and tips for staying healthy while working from home.
In response to COVID-19, Butler University has moved many BUBeWell activities, programs, and resources to a virtual format.
The Career and Professional Success Office
The Career and Professional Success Office will continue to support students through virtual appointments. Appointments will be made with college-based career advisors. Additionally, there will be many other virtual offerings including career advisor office hours, virtual workshops, and career fairs. To learn more, email career@butler.edu, or visit the CaPS website.
LinkedIn is offering a variety of webinars remotely to give career advice and support viewers in working/learning from home.
To learn about Diversity and Inclusion Resources being offered virtually at this time, please visit the Diversity and Inclusion Resources section of this LibGuide.
To learn about Intellectual Resources being offered virtually at this time, please visit the Academic Resources section of this LibGuide.
Center for Faith and Vocation
In response to COVID-19, the Center for Faith and Vocation has developed a Spiritual Care Conversation Resource. Through this service, members of the Butler community can connect with CFV staff and advisors to receive care and support. These conversations are private and confidential and provided by people from a variety of traditions and backgrounds. To learn more about what specific groups are doing in response to COVID-19, reach out to current advisors or students. Reach out to cfv@butler.edu for more details on what programs are being offered virtually.
Emotional Support & Mindfulness Activities
Health Services
Fitness Classes
Ergonomics
Butler Emergency Assistance Fund
The Butler Emergency Assistance Fund was created to provide gift assistance to students with a short-term unforeseen financial hardship. This includes students who have suffered major financial loss due to COVID-19. Examples of financial hardships the Butler Emergency Assistance Fund applies to include:
To apply and learn more about whether or not you may qualify, visit the Butler Emergency Assistance Fund website.
Sexual Assault Response and Prevention (SARP) Office
Though we have moved to an online model, the Sexual Misconduct Policy still applies during this turbulent time. The policy extends beyond behaviors that take place in person to those that take place online. Both resources and reporting options for those who have experienced sexual misconduct are available. Reports can be made through the Sexual Assault Response and Prevention Office with this online form or via email to Maria Kanger, Butler University’s Title IX Coordinator or Sexual Response and Prevention Specialist Jules Arthur. Jules is a confidential resource that has a limited obligation to report to BUPD when specific crimes are committed.
The SARP office is also providing a variety of events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April.
Intramural Sports
Butler Intramural Sports will be offering Intramural ESports Leagues in FIFA 20, NBA 2K20 and Rocket League.
Real Business Experience
The Lacy School of Business will be moving its Real Business Experience (RBE) tradeshow into a virtual format. Support your fellow Bulldogs by buying a product today.
BuBeWell is not currently offering any Sustainability initiatives during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
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