Bucknell Scholar Builds Community Garden to Bridge Social, Environmental Justice
For her efforts, Reece Pauling was recognized as a 2023 Campus Sustainability Champion by the Pennsylvania Environmental Resource Consortium.
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Accounting Associate - National
The Accounting Associate is primarily responsible for accomplishing the day-to-day tasks of Posse’s accounting department.
Former MedStar Health EVP Joins Posse D.C. Board
Eric Wagner brings years of experience in the insurance and commercial banking industries.
Smith Scholar Wins American Banker’s Young Women’s Leadership Award
Jena Smith won the highly coveted award, which recognizes two high school seniors who are exceptional leaders, interested in careers in finance, and the first in their families to attend college.
Pfizer Chairman and CEO Hosts D.C. Posse Ubben Fellow
Sewanee Scholar Jenkins Darbney spent the summer interning with Albert Bourla, who helms the pharmaceutical giant.
F&M Alum Strengthens Communities Through Public Art
Raised in East Harlem, Adriana Moran Garcia serves as the public programming coordinator at El Museo Del Barrio, the museum that fueled her artistic passion as a child.
Wheaton Scholar Helps Improve Campus Safety
As a member of the Student Government Association, third-year student Ajahni Jackson has worked alongside his peers to make a difference.
Program Sets Sights on GiveNOLA 2024
Since 2011, Posse New Orleans has secured over $100 million in scholarships for local students. This year, the site aims to top its previous fundraising successes on the city’s annual day of giving.
Posse New Orleans Celebrates New Scholars
Scholars, their families, university partners and other Posse supporters gathered at the National World War II Museum to recognize the newest class at the annual Awards Ceremony.
The newest members offer a rich depth of experience across the communications, tax and financial sectors.
Case Western Alum Recognized for Educational Impact
Zoe Nguyen received several awards from KIPP DC for her contributions to the success of D.C.-area students.