Grinnell Scholar Earns Mellon Mays Fellowship
Grinnell Posse Scholar and junior Bailey Bagneris has earned the prestigious Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) for the two academic years that run from fall 2017 to spring 2019.
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Program Director - Los Angeles
The primary responsibilities of the program director are to oversee and manage the Posse program for up to six (6) university partners; manage a staff of up to four (4) trainers and one program coordinator; coordinate all program operations for the site.
AB Supports Posse Scholars’ Career Growth
Global investment management and research firm AllianceBernstein (AB) is deeply committed to helping Scholars pursue successful careers.
Middlebury Alum Creates International Connections
When Morgan Jones brought a Posse Scholarship flyer home from Midwood High School in Brooklyn, New York, his mother told him he’d be a perfect fit for the program.
Lehigh Signs On, UVA Adds Vets
This fall, Lehigh University will recruit its first Posse from the Bay Area, and the University of Virginia (UVA), which already recruits from Houston, will select its first Veterans Posse.
Union College Dean Leads Posse Campus Community
As dean of diversity and inclusion and chief diversity officer at Union College, Gretchel Hathaway works on strategic initiatives throughout the school.
BU Scholar Designs Future In Boston and Beyond
Remy Usman, a junior at Boston University, is a graphic design major bringing her creative eye to the world.
Brad Singer Becomes Chairman of Posse Board, Tim Ubben Ends Interim Term
Brad Singer, a partner and the COO at ValueAct Capital, has assumed the chairmanship of The Posse Foundation’s national board of directors, effective this past July.
Board Members Create Finance Industry Experience For Scholars
Posse board members Chris Lord and Michael Beckwith collaborated this past summer to create a unique career experience for two Posse Scholars.
Posse Gala Raises $2 Million, Honors Stars
On May 24 The Posse Foundation’s annual gala welcomed close to 600 guests and raised over $2 million to support the program and its Scholars.