Miami Welcomes 41 New Scholars
On January 3, Posse Miami welcomed 41 new Scholars to the Posse program.
News & Events
Vanderbilt Expands Partnership to Recruit Five Cohorts Annually
By quintupling its investment in Posse, Vanderbilt becomes the program’s largest partnership and sets a new benchmark for recruiting and supporting the next generation of leaders.
Mt. Holyoke Scholar Launches Mentoring Program for Girls
As a junior at Mount Holyoke College, Michelle Espinosa is on a mission to take her campus and community by storm.
Los Angeles Welcomes New Scholars
On January 4, Posse Los Angeles held its 11th annual Awards Ceremony to induct its 90 newest Scholars.
PNAAC Representative Encourages Alumni to Access Posse Network
Cristina Sacco (Bucknell Posse 2, D.C.) has served as a member of the Posse National Alumni Advisory Council (PNAAC) since 2011. Now, as her two-year term with PNAAC comes to a close, Cristina reflects on the personal and professional impact of the experience.
Posse Boston Welcomes Class of 2013
On January 3, 2013, Posse Boston and its six university partners celebrated the newest class of Posse Scholars at the annual Awards Ceremony.
Bryn Mawr Selects First All-Women's STEM Posse
At this year’s Awards Ceremony, Posse Boston was excited to introduce Bryn Mawr Posse 13—the first STEM Posse from Posse Boston and the first all-women’s STEM Posse in the nation.
Agnes Scott College, Cornell University, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Join Posse
Agnes Scott College, Cornell University and Hobart and William Smith Colleges have signed on as Posse’s newest partner institutions.
V.P. for Enrollment Champions Posse at Syracuse U.
This past fall, Syracuse University welcomed its first Posses from Atlanta, Los Angeles and Miami. Helping to pave the way for those 30 Scholars is Donald A. Saleh, the vice president for enrollment management at Syracuse and Posse liaison.
Presidents Conference Tackles Economics of Higher Ed
In October, presidents and chancellors from top colleges and universities around the country convened in New York City for Posse’s biennial Presidents Conference on Higher Education. This year’s Conference entitled, Another Bubble: The Sustainability of the Higher Education Economic Model, explored the viability of current approaches to funding postsecondary institutions.
Scholar Promotes Dialogue, Diversity at Middlebury
As co-founder of the My Midd Retreat and president of Women of Color (WOC), Middlebury College senior Aya Gallego facilitates important conversations among her peers about identity, race and gender.