Posse Atlanta Welcomes New Scholars
On January 5, 500 guests gathered at the historic Fox Theatre for Posse Atlanta’s 10th Annual Awards Ceremony.
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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.
Texas A&M Scholar Looks to Expand on Record of Success
Even before arriving on Texas A&M University’s campus as a freshman last year, Scholar Milton Garza had an impressive resume.
Houston Celebrates Power of 10, Raises More Than $330K
In October 2016, Posse Houston held its fourth Power of 10 fundraiser, raising more than $300,000 to support Posse Scholars.
Posse Houston Welcomes Wellesley College, Concludes 2016 DAP Season
In the fall of 2016, Posse Houston began recruiting for its newest partner, Wellesley College.
Vassar Scholar Spreads Awareness About Food Waste
Vassar Scholar Huy Nguyen excels at balancing his academics and giving back to his community in a meaningful way.
Bard Alumna Earns Humanity in Action Fellowship
This summer, Angie Del Arca, a member of Bard College’s first graduating Posse from New Orleans, gained valuable experience as a Humanity in Action (HIA) Fellow.
Propeller Joins Posse New Orleans as Newest Career Partner
Propeller, a nonprofit organization that helps launch social ventures to address local challenges, has become Posse New Orleans’ newest Career Program partner.
Summer Research Opportunity Points Tulane Scholar to Ph.D. Path
Last summer, Tulane University Posse Scholar Micquel Downs, then a junior, contributed to biochemical research at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center.
Posse Alumna Begins Career on Capitol Hill
Courtney J. Brunson graduated from Mount Holyoke College in 2016 and moved immediately to Washington, D.C., to be a staff assistant in the office of Senator Elizabeth Warren.
F&M Sophomore Discovers Chemistry Career Path
Kate Meyer, currently a sophomore chemistry major at Franklin & Marshall College, intends to pursue a graduate degree in environmental chemistry after graduation.