Jon Butler

Jon Butler is a Lecturer at Baylor University's Army-Baylor Graduate Program since 2023 and a Chaplain in the United States Army. His academic credentials include a MA in Bioethics (2023), MSc in History (2018), and Master of Divinity (2007).

• Baylor University (2023): Army-Baylor Graduate Program
• Trinity International University (2023): MA in Bioethics
• University of Edinburgh (2018): MSc in History
• Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (2007): MDiv
• University of Northwestern (2000): BS in Social Studies Education

Research Interests: Focuses on ethical frameworks in healthcare, holistic health integration, virtue ethics in leadership, and historical analysis of military medical practices. His doctoral research examined US Army Chaplains' roles on D-Day, particularly their collaboration with the Medical Service Corps.

Professional Context: As a Major in the US Army, he provides religious support and has served in clinical pastoral education at institutions like Hines VA Hospital and Loyola University Medical Center. His teaching includes courses on Healthcare Ethics (HCA 5105) and Organizational Ethics (HCA 5356).