Posse Boston Welcomes Newest Class of Scholars
Posse Boston celebrated the newest class of future leaders on January 5th at the Fairmont Copley Plaza.
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The role of the Posse trainer is to help recruit, train, and support Posse Scholars.
Winter Career Day Connects Boston Scholars with Premier Opportunities
Over 40 Scholars attended the event to learn more about Posse Boston's 33 career partners.
D.C. Welcomes 19th Class of Posse Scholars
The 61 new Scholars have collectively won more than $3.5 million in full-tuition leadership scholarships from Posse’s partner colleges and universities.
Northwestern Scholar Leads Workshops Promoting Social Justice, Inclusion
Maya Turun hosts workshops with local organizations, Greek life, and many other student organizations on issues surrounding social identity, power and social justice.
Pomona Alum Advances Scientific Literacy, Pursues Career in Academia
Andrea Perla is passing along her love of chemistry to students at the International High School at Union Square in New York City.
Posse Miami Kicks Off Year Celebrating Newest Class of Scholars
The annual Awards Ceremony marked the achievements of the class of 2027, winners of full-tuition leadership scholarships from Posse Miami partner colleges and universities.
UW-Madison Alum Re-Elected to School Board
Appointed to her first term in 2020, Regina Chagolla brings eight years of teaching experience to the Emery Unified School District Board.
Posse Bay Area Celebrates New Scholars
The newest cohort of Scholars will attend Posse Bay Area's partner institutions: Boston University, Lehigh University, St. Olaf College and University of Puget Sound.
Mt. Holyoke Alum Launches, Leads Inclusive Makerspace on Campus
Shani Mensing is the design mentor and technical lead at Fimbel Maker & Innovation Lab, an 8,000 square foot makerspace that supports students’ academic and personal design projects.
Posse Houston Celebrates 10th Anniversary at Power of 10 Event
The celebration was attended by 170 Scholars, alumni and supporters, and raised over $200,000 in support of Houston’s Posse program.