Posse Opens in New Orleans, Bard, Tulane Become First Partners

Posted September 01, 2011 Posse Press

Posse has launched its eighth program site in New Orleans, Louisiana. The city’s 128 public schools support 65,000 students who represent the rich cultural mix of The Big Easy.

At this year’s Posse gala, donors made an extraordinary declaration of support, contributing over $500,000 to help fund the launch of Posse New Orleans. That evening Tulane University President Scott Cowen made an emphatic presentation of his institution’s pledge to recruit talented students from the surrounding community to become Posse Scholars at Tulane.

Bard College alumnus and Posse supporter George Hamel III was also present to announce Bard’s commitment to partner with Posse New Orleans and become Posse’s 15th multi-city partner.

“We couldn’t be more excited about opening a Posse chapter in New Orleans,” says Posse’s national board chair, Jeff Ubben. “It’s an incredible city filled with young people who deserve this opportunity. With Tulane and Bard on board to take the first Posses, it will be a home run.”

With student recruitment already underway, the first cohorts of Posse New Orleans Scholars will be selected this fall.

Syracuse Signs On as Tri-City Partner, Middlebury Expands — The Posse Foundation

Syracuse Signs On as Tri-City Partner, Middlebury Expands

Posted May 16, 2011 Posse Press

Syracuse University (SU) is Posse’s newest partner institution and has signed on to recruit students from three Posse chapters—Atlanta, Los Angeles and Miami—starting this fall.

Syracuse is located in the heart of Central New York and enrolls over 13,000 undergraduate students who represent all 50 states and 124 countries. With more than 200 majors, joint programs in over 40 countries, 15 centers of research and scholarship and 13 schools and colleges—including top-ranked Maxwell School of Public Affairs and the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications—Syracuse is a world-renowned institution with a reputation for excellence.

“The Posse Foundation’s ethos reflects one of Syracuse University’s greatest longstanding strengths, so forging this partnership makes perfect sense,” says SU Chancellor and Provost Nancy Cantor. “Just like Posse Scholars, generations of SU alumni were success stories waiting to happen when SU gave them the opportunity to shine. We are thrilled to partner with Posse, especially in Atlanta, LA and Miami—critical ‘geographies of opportunity’ where SU’s already strong presence is helping us make higher education a reality for increasing numbers of the diverse next generation of leaders that our nation needs.”

As they prepare to become the country’s next generation of leaders, Posse Scholars at Syracuse will have the tremendous opportunity to take advantage of a unique learning environment—one driven by Scholarship in Action, the university’s demonstrated commitment to educate informed and committed citizens, provide access to opportunity, strengthen democratic institutions, create innovation that matters, inform and engage public opinion and cultivate and sustain public intellectuals.

“Posse is extremely proud to welcome Syracuse as a partner institution,” says Posse President and Founder Deborah Bial. “In signing on to recruit Scholars from three Posse chapters, Chancellor Nancy Cantor and her team are demonstrating extraordinary commitment to college access and the success of outstanding young people across the country. We look forward to a thriving partnership that will create life-changing educational experiences for the Scholars.”

Additionally, longtime partner institution Middlebury College has expanded its partnership to annually recruit a second cohort from Posse’s Chicago chapter. Middlebury has recruited Posses from New York since 1998 and is now Posse’s 12th multi-city partner.

“Over the course of our participation in the Posse program—12 years now—one cannot help but notice the positive impact the Posse Scholars have had on our campus,” says Middlebury College President Ron Liebowitz. “Their energy, creativity, leadership and the sharing of their diverse experiences and talents have combined to truly enrich the life of the college.”

“Middlebury has been an exceptional place for Posse Scholars to thrive and succeed,” says Posse President and Founder Deborah Bial. “We are so grateful to President Liebowitz and his dedicated team for extending their commitment to creating the best educational opportunities for more deserving young people. We are especially proud that Dr. Shirley Collado, a Posse Alumna from Vanderbilt, is now dean of the college at Middlebury. We look forward to continuing a fantastic partnership.”

Greater Washington Catalogue for Philanthropy Honors Posse — The Posse Foundation

Greater Washington Catalogue for Philanthropy Honors Posse

Posted March 02, 2011 Posse Press

The Posse Foundation is proud to be featured in the 2010–2011 Catalogue for Philanthropy: Greater Washington. Each year, some 250 organizations apply to be featured and undergo a rigorous vetting process. This year, a panel of 100 expert reviewers from area foundations, corporate giving programs, giving circles and peer nonprofits selected Posse among the 70 nonprofits included.

“We know that many nonprofits have had a very difficult year. For most, contributions are flat or down, and the decrease or loss of foundation and government funding has created significant budgetary challenges,” says Barbara Harman, president and editor of the Catalogue for Philanthropy: Greater Washington. “Individual donors can make a real difference this year, keeping great organizations afloat during these tough times.”

The Posse Foundation has been recognized by the Catalogue since 2006. The philanthropic organization has enabled Posse D.C. to reach out to individuals in the region who would otherwise not hear our story.

In addition to being acknowledged in the 2010–11 Catalogue—which was released last November—Posse is proud to be featured on the publication’s cover.

USC Signs On, UW-Madison Expands, Brandeis Sets Sights on Atlanta — The Posse Foundation

USC Signs On, UW-Madison Expands, Brandeis Sets Sights on Atlanta

Posted October 22, 2010 Posse Press

The University of Southern California (USC) has signed on as Posse’s newest partner institution and will recruit the first class of Posse Scholars from New York City this fall.

Additionally, The University of Wisconsin-Madison—which already recruits Posses from Chicago, Los Angleles and D.C.—has expanded the program further to recruit specialized Science Posses from New York City, making it Posse’s first quad-city partner institution. Also recruiting Science Posses from New York City, Brandeis University will now admit liberal arts Posses from Atlanta as well.

The University of Southern California

Located in Los Angeles, California, USC is one of the world’s leading private research institutions and the oldest on the West Coast. It is among the top 1 percent of the most selective colleges and universities in the country and is a global leader in the fields of communication, multimedia technologies and the life sciences.

With an undergraduate student body of 17,000, 12 percent of whom are first-generation college students, USC enrolls more international students than any other university in the country and offers extensive opportunities for internships and study abroad. The university also fosters a vibrant culture of public service and has received national recognition for its commitment to community involvement and service-learning programs.

“USC said from the start that the leadership aspect of Posse was what most attracted them,” says Posse President and Founder Deborah Bial. “USC’s commitment to public service and their awareness of the importance of developing global leaders from diverse backgrounds, makes them an ideal partner. We very much look forward to the collaboration and know the USC Posse Scholars will have a wonderful experience.”

President Obama Donates Portion of Nobel Peace Prize Money to Posse — The Posse Foundation

President Obama Donates Portion of Nobel Peace Prize Money to Posse

Posted March 12, 2010 Posse Press

On March 11, 2010, The Posse Foundation became one of only 10 organizations selected by President Barack Obama to receive a portion of the president’s $1.4 million Nobel Peace Prize award money, which he elected to donate to charitable causes. The news that Posse will receive a generous gift of $125,000 came via a White House announcement.

“These organizations do extraordinary work in the United States and abroad helping students, veterans and countless others in need,” said President Obama. “I’m proud to support their work.”

The other nine organizations who will receive donations ranging from $100,000 to $250,000 are: AfriCare, the American Indian College Fund, the Appalachian Leadership and Education Foundation, the Central Asia Institute, the Clinton-Bush Haiti Fund, College Summit, Fisher House, the Hispanic Scholarship Fund and the United Negro College Fund.

“On behalf of the entire Posse Foundation, I thank President Obama for this incredible acknowledgment and support,” says Posse President and Founder Deborah Bial. “For 20 years, Posse has been finding outstanding young people and connecting them to the great education they so deserve. The president’s support is more than financial; it is a message to the country that these young people are not only important, but needed as leaders. We are beyond thrilled.”

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Pepperdine Signs On and Hamilton Expands — The Posse Foundation

Pepperdine Signs On and Hamilton Expands

Posted September 15, 2009 Posse Press

Pepperdine University has become Posse’s newest partner institution, bringing the number of college and university partners to 37. In addition, longtime partner Hamilton College, already paired with Posse Boston, has expanded its partnership to become the third partner school for newly launched Posse Miami.

Pepperdine, located in Malibu, California, on an 830-acre campus overlooking the Pacific Ocean, will welcome its first cohort from Posse D.C. in fall 2010. As a Christian institution committed to the highest standards of academic excellence, its students are strengthened for lives of purpose, service and leadership.

“There is so much symmetry between the mission and values of The Posse Foundation and those of Pepperdine University,” says Pepperdine President Andrew Benton. “As a leading Christian institution of higher education, we care deeply about issues of equity and access and are keenly aware of the tremendous benefits, both intellectual and spiritual, to having a diverse campus community.”

Pepperdine’s undergraduate school, Seaver College, has a student population of over 3,000. Students have over 100 majors and degree programs to choose from, the most popular of which include business, communications and natural and social sciences.

As Pepperdine prepares to welcome its first Posse, Hamilton will welcome its 10th Posse from Boston and first from Miami this fall. “Posse students are leaders on campus,” says Hamilton President Joan Hinde Stewart. “We are pleased to have partnered with the Posse Program since 2001 and look forward to welcoming students from Miami in the fall.”

With this exciting expansion, Hamilton becomes Posse’s seventh dual-city partner institution.

“Hamilton has been an outstanding partner on every level, and we are thrilled that Posse Scholars from Boston and now Miami will benefit from a first-rate Hamilton education,” says Posse President and Founder Deborah Bial. “We are equally fortunate to be collaborating with Pepperdine and President Benton. The university’s deep commitment to excellence and service will be invaluable to the enrichment and success of our Scholars.”

Mount Holyoke, Penn, UCLA Join Posse, Bucknell Expands Partnership — The Posse Foundation

Mount Holyoke, Penn, UCLA Join Posse, Bucknell Expands Partnership

Posted August 07, 2009 Posse Press

Mount Holyoke, University of Pennsylvania (Penn), and University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have partnered with The Posse Foundation. Penn and Mount Holyoke will recruit students from Posse’s newest program site in Miami, while UCLA will take students from Los Angeles.

Existing partner Bucknell University has also signed on with the Los Angeles chapter. Bucknell, which already recruits from Boston and D.C., has become Posse’s second tri-city school, joining the University of Wisconsin-Madison in recruiting 30 Scholars each year.

“These universities are doing something remarkable,” says Posse President and Founder Deborah Bial. “They’re helping to redefine merit in higher education and, by example, demonstrating alternative ways of achieving equity while maintaining the highest standards. That takes extraordinary vision and leadership.”

Penn is the first Ivy League institution to join Posse’s roster of leading colleges and universities.

“Our partnership with The Posse Foundation,” says Penn President Amy Gutmann, “advances our goal of making Penn more accessible to exceptional students who otherwise could not afford an Ivy League education. More and more evidence indicates that excellence and diversity go hand in hand, and I am confident that Posse Miami Scholars will contribute their talents, leadership and passion to make our great University ever better, just as Penn will transform their lives for the better.”

With UC Berkeley signing on in 2008, UCLA is now the second institution within the University of California system to participate in the Posse Program.

“There is so much overlap between the mission and values of The Posse Foundation and those of UCLA,” says UCLA Chancellor Gene Block. “Making sure that qualified students from diverse backgrounds have the opportunity to pursue a first-rate education is a priority for us. Our partnership with Posse is a natural fit.”

Bucknell and Mount Holyoke are the first partner schools to recruit Scholars to participate in Posse’s new Civic Engagement Program, designed to prepare students to effectively engage social justice issues. Scholars will be selected based on their demonstrated commitment to activism and to building community in their neighborhoods. Throughout their pre-collegiate training and every summer during college, each member of the Posse will intern at an organization that addresses social justice issues.

“We are looking forward to selecting our first cohort of Scholars,” says Jane Brown, Mount Holyoke’s vice president for enrollment and college relations. “The range of traits that Posse screens for—such as leadership, resourcefulness, the ability to work well in a team and creative problem solving—are qualities that we value at Mount Holyoke and believe are key to a successful college experience.”

Miami Becomes Posse’s Seventh Site — The Posse Foundation

Miami Becomes Posse’s Seventh Site

Posted July 30, 2009 Posse Press

The Posse Foundation has opened its seventh site in the city of Miami, Florida, the fourth largest school district in the country. With over 350,000 students that make up a richly diverse public school system and community, Miami is an ideal home for Posse’s newest chapter.

The new site was largely funded by a generous grant from The New World Foundation in partnership with the Novo Foundation, which each issued a challenge grant of $250,000. At Posse’s annual gala this May, an additional $300,000 was pledged by support the first three years of operation of Posse Miami.

With recruitment already underway, Posse Miami has partnered with Mount Holyoke College and the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) and will send the first two cohorts of Miami students to their campuses next fall.

The official announcement of Posse Miami’s opening came at a launch event on July 8 at the Viceroy Miami Hotel, where Florida Department of Education Chairman T. Willard Fair, Miami-Dade County Public Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho and Penn Dean of Admissions Eric Furda joined Posse President and Founder Deborah Bial, Posse staff and supporters.

“Our students today are our leaders tomorrow,” said Superintendent Carvalho. “There’s no better program in the country to help ensure that students who show promise and intelligence have access to a first-rate college education.”

First Science Posse Excels at Brandeis University — The Posse Foundation

First Science Posse Excels at Brandeis University

Posted May 06, 2009 Posse Press

Ten Scholars from New York headed to Brandeis University in Massachusetts last fall as members of the first Science Posse, a specialized cohort dedicated to pursuing majors in science. Now in their second semester on campus they are excelling socially and academically—with a majority making the dean’s list.

Irving Epstein, a chemistry professor at Brandeis and the architect of this initiative, was awarded a grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in 2006 to improve science education and increase interest in the field among underrepresented students. Having been provost of Brandeis at the onset of its partnership with The Posse Foundation more than 10 years ago and very familiar with Posse’s track record, Epstein collaborated with the Foundation to replicate its successful model and establish Science Posses.

“Through this unique Posse experience, Brandeis gains a much more diverse set of students in the sciences and is able to attract students who otherwise might not have come here,” says Epstein. “The Scholars’ eyes are opened to the many ways they can use an education in the sciences.”

Beyond their rigorous science curriculum and general coursework, members of Brandeis Science Posse 1 have also found time to participate in activities as wide-ranging as Bhangra dancing, volleyball and spoken word.

This summer, three Scholars will participate in competitive academic enrichment programs. Both Angel Garcia and Gloriya Nedler were accepted into the Summer Medical and Dental Education Program which has program sites at various institutions throughout the country. Angel will attend the program at Case Western University and Gloriya at Yale. Rebekah LaFontant will study at Tufts’ Summer Medical Research Program.

These trailblazing Scholars are undoubtedly paving the way for the next Posse, leaving big shoes to fill. Brandeis Science Posse 2 Scholars are currently in pre-collegiate training at Posse and will matriculate this fall.

Photo by Jorge Meyer for Howard Hughes Medical Institute

430 Students in Six Cities Win $43 Million in Scholarships — The Posse Foundation

430 Students in Six Cities Win $43 Million in Scholarships

Posted January 16, 2009 Posse Press

This year, from a pool of over 9,000 nominees, 430 new Posse Scholars won $43 million in scholarships from Posse’s partner colleges and universities.

Throughout December and January, Awards Ceremonies took place in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and Washington, D.C. to welcome Posse’s Class of 2013.

As they were applauded by their families, guidance counselors, community mentors and college administrators, each Scholar accepted a white rose—a symbol of the passing of the torch to the next class of Scholars—and took their place on stage to meet their Posse for the first time. A significant portion of each ceremony was also dedicated to giving both Scholars and members of their families the opportunity to publicly share their sentiments of pride, excitement and gratitude.

Over the past 20 years, Posse’s college and university partners have awarded more than $265 million in Posse Scholarships to 2,650 students across the country.

UC Berkeley Partners with Posse — The Posse Foundation

UC Berkeley Partners with Posse

Posted December 15, 2008 Posse Press

University of California, Berkeley—the country’s highest-ranked public university according to U.S. News & World Report—has joined Posse’s growing roster of partner colleges and universities. Partnered with Posse Los Angeles, Berkeley will welcome its first Posse at the start of the 2009 academic year.

As the flagship campus of the University of California, Berkeley has an undergraduate student body of more than 25,000, yet boasts a student-to-faculty ratio of 15 to 1, with more than 75 percent of the undergraduate courses holding fewer than 30 students.

A worldwide leader in undergraduate education, Berkeley students enjoy a 1,232 acre campus, more than 130 academic departments and over 7,000 courses in 350 degree programs. Berkeley is also known for housing the most top-ranked graduate programs and for producing more Ph.D.s annually than any other U.S. university.

“Berkeley is a leader in academic excellence and in its commitment to social justice—values that are central to Posse’s mission, says Posse President and Founder Deborah Bial. “I am thrilled to be collaborating with Chancellor Birgeneau on what I’m sure will be a phenomenal partnership.”

In addition to its distinguished academic reputation, Berkeley fosters a commitment to service. In any given year, more than 4,000 of its students do volunteer work. In fact, Berkeley continues to be the only school in the country to have produced more than 3,000 Peace Corps volunteers.

Bill Clinton Taps Posse for Global Initiative — The Posse Foundation

Bill Clinton Taps Posse for Global Initiative

Posted December 09, 2008 Posse Press

At the 2008 Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Annual Meeting—a gathering of a diverse community of heads of state and nonprofit, business and religious leaders from around the world—Posse President and Founder Deborah Bial weighed in on the state of education in the United States. Deborah was invited to represent The Posse Foundation as a member of CGI and speak on a panel entitled, Providing Real Choices: What Works for At-risk Adolescent Girls and Boys?

The Clinton Global Initiative was started in 2005 by President Bill Clinton to strategize and employ innovative solutions to some of the world’s most critical challenges. Over the past two years, CGI’s efforts have focused on education, energy and climate change, global health and poverty alleviation. “The Clinton Global Initiative is a tremendously important leader in promoting philanthropy worldwide,” says Deborah. “Posse is extremely honored by President Clinton’s recognition and by the opportunity to partner with CGI as we continue our work to ensure diversity and equal access in higher education.”

CGI’s action-oriented approach to addressing global ills relies on its members to develop commitments to action that focus on effective, problem-solving measures that can be implemented and productively evaluated. In addition to presenting at the meeting, Deborah announced Posse’s commitment to double its national footprint and increase its impact exponentially within the next 10 years. Toward that goal, Posse has embarked on a major venture philanthropy initiative which aims to raise $50 million over the next five years.

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