Tulane Neuroscience Grad Sets Sights on Medical Career
Recent Tulane University Posse graduate Amy Urbina earned a double major in neuroscience and sociology.
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Tailored specifically for Posse graduates, The Update features important dates, Posse news, and select alumni highlights.
Posse Atlanta Celebrates Class of 2020
Posse Atlanta celebrated 56 graduating Scholars at virtual graduation ceremonies held this past May.
Posse New Orleans Raises $18K on GiveNOLA Day
Posse New Orleans raised $18,775 as a participant in the online, region-wide day of charitable giving celebrated each June.
UC Berkeley Scholar Wins Mellon Mays, Studies Oil Refinery Impact
Adrian Frias was awarded the prestigious Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship for his thesis on oil refineries in his own neighborhood of Carson, California.
Deloitte Welcomes Posse for Impact Day, CEO Ucuzoglu Hosts Pepperdine Scholar
Over 95 Posse Scholars and alumni from Los Angeles attended the event on Deloitte’s national day of service, with Deloitte professionals serving as facilitators and hosts.
Wellesley’s First Posse Begins Senior Year, Receives Student Leadership Award
Wellesley College’s first STEM Posse was honored as one of the group recipients of the 2020 Camellia Student Leadership Awards.
Carleton Scholar On Path to Teaching, Leads as Learning Assistant
Brittany Dominguez is a consultant in Carleton’s Writing Center and a tutor with the Center for Community and Civic Engagement’s TORCH program.
St. Olaf Grad Joins Mayo Clinic, Contributes to NIH Program
Karissa Cerda, a recent St. Olaf College Posse graduate, has already made great strides in her first full-time job as a biorepository lab technician for the Mayo Clinic in Chicago.
Scholars Support Leading Virologist on COVID-19 Research
This summer, seven Posse Scholars applied their academic experience and leadership skills as interns with humanitarian aid nonprofit Research-Aid Networks.
Scholar Wins First-Year Prize, Joins URochester Student Government
Andre Tulloch, a rising sophomore at University of Rochester, has already earned a major acknowledgement from the school: the Andrew Fried Prize.