Butler L.I.N.C.

Local Initiatives for Neighborhood Communities

Dive into hands-on learning with Butler University’s L.I.N.C. (Local Initiatives for Neighborhood Communities) program! From summer camps, to art classes, to science demonstrations, young students of all ages can join us for explorations of different subjects and exciting opportunities.

Meaningful Lives Don’t Start at College

Butler University’s L.I.N.C. programs strive to strengthen ties with local and global communities by providing accessible learning opportunities for younger audiences.

Youth Camps

Butler University summer camps offer hands-on learning in diverse fields, helping young people discover their passions and talents.

McKenzie Greene in the Diversity Center talking to two other female students

Butler Lab Schools

Butler is investing in our neighborhood’s public education, providing innovative project-based learning for local P-12 students. Our College of Education faculty teach methods courses in all settings.

Free Movie Series

Butler University is hosting a free movie series at Schrott Center for the Arts. The showings are open to the public and you don’t need to buy tickets to attend. Attendees will be able to purchase concessions.

Swim Lessons

Learn to swim at the Butler University Health and Recreation Complex! Private, semi-private and group swim lessons are available for groups of all ages.

Early Learning Language Program

The Butler Early Language and Literacy program provides a language-enriched environment for preschool children with speech and language delays. This program offers treatment to strengthen oral communication and develop early literacy skills so that children can thrive and succeed.

Community Arts School

Since its establishment in September 2002, the Butler Community Arts School (BCAS), part of the Jordan College of the Arts, has been dedicated to offering exceptional performing arts education to the community. Open to individuals aged 5 and up, including adults, BCAS provides a welcoming environment for students of all ages.

Youth Orchestras

Group classes provide a supportive community for sharing ideas, techniques, and creative inspiration while allowing individuals to develop their skills in a collaborative setting.

Where to Park On Campus

The Butler Parking Services Office strives to meet the parking needs of students, faculty, staff and visitors in supporting the mission of the University. Our office manages the 4,400+ parking spaces available on campus and enforces the Butler parking regulations.

student teaching three young children

Invest in Yourself

Participate in Butler L.I.N.C.

Butler L.I.N.C. has created processes for developing new courses, guidelines for using university resources on L.I.N.C. programs, and clear standards to ensure the safety of individuals under 18. Learn more about different types of involvement in Butler L.I.N.C. below.