Assistant to the Director - Miami
The primary responsibilities of the position are to directly support all aspects of the site director’s daily duties including general office management, organizing calendar and travel, generating reports, managing petty cash, event planning, working with donors and various other constituent groups, and assisting with major projects and program operations.
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.
Rutgers’ Inaugural Boston Posse Cohort Graduates
For Posse Scholar Colleene Kabaria, the graduation this spring not only marked a milestone in the partnership between Posse and the renowned public research institution, but also the culmination of a four-year, horizon-expanding experience.
T. Dallas Smith & Company President Named New Atlanta Board Chair
The leader of one of the nation’s top minority-owned commercial real estate firms, Leonte Benton brings nearly two decades of leadership, mentorship and service to the role.
Ubben Fellow Alum Wins Truman Scholarship, Paving Path to Career in Public Service
As a recipient of one of the nation’s most prestigious federally funded fellowships, George Washington University Scholar Brandy Handy will work in economic policy at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Union Scholar Named Class President
Hilary Payano credits her student government community with helping her to find her voice, focus her career aspirations, and hone her ability to communicate across difference.