Davidson Posse Scholar Builds Startup, Eyes Future in Consulting
Isaiah Dinar, a rising junior, is helping improve transportation for students through the ridesharing startup ZIP Campus.
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Tailored specifically for Posse graduates, The Update features important dates, Posse news, and select alumni highlights.
Pepperdine Scholar Earns National Fellowship for Sustainability Leadership
Belle Li was selected as a Rachel Carson Council Fellow in recognition of her work advancing environmental initiatives at Pepperdine University.
HWS Commencement Speaker Begins Next Chapter in Neuroscience
Randy Hong, who described his path to the graduation stage as “nonlinear,” will matriculate at UC Davis this fall to pursue a doctorate in neuroscience supported by an NIH grant.
Puget Sound Alum Selected for Inaugural PosseNext Cohort
Tomicia Blunt was selected for the elite professional development initiative that connects Posse graduates with accomplished leaders across industries.
Lehigh Scholar Wins Ubben Fellowship, Pursues Anti-Corruption Work
Anna Van Riesen, a rising junior, is one of only five students selected for the prestigious internship opportunity. She will spend her summer working alongside civil rights leader and former U.S. Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta.
New Bay Area Board Chair Looks to Expand Opportunities for Scholars
Laura Pantaleo, a wealth manager at Laird Norton Wetherby and longtime advisory board member, succeeds David Korol, whose leadership helped strengthen the program's network of support and expand opportunities for Scholars across the Bay Area.
Oberlin Scholar Selected for Ashby Business Program, Sets Sights on Career in Motorsports
As a participant in the highly coveted program, Martin Gomes will explore a career in business through professional development, alumni engagement and experiential learning.
Bryn Mawr Alum Awarded Fulbright, Continues Lifelong Commitment to Cross-Cultural Exchange
Daniella Jacob will travel to Bulgaria as an English Teaching Assistant with the goal of building global connections through education and service.
Pomona Alum Launches Beta Card Game to Foster Conversations About Youth Health
Dre Turton, a senior program coordinator at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, recently developed No Shame Fair Game: Truth or Trivia, a game designed to help young people have open conversations about sexual health.
Cornell U. Scholars Leave Lasting Legacy Through Student-Athlete Community
What began as an idea between two Posse students—Abraham Ailemen and Ogbonna “OGB” Ugwu-Uche—has grown into a community spanning nearly every varsity team at the university.