Posse Launches Elite Career Accelerator for Alumni
This spring, The Posse Foundation selected the inaugural class of the PosseNext Fellows Program, a career mentorship initiative designed to propel alumni into influential roles across industries.
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Women’s Volleyball Captain Selected as Commencement Speaker at Conn
Posse Chicago Scholar Zoe Watts is closing out her senior year with two defining milestones: finishing her final volleyball season as team captain and being selected as a senior speaker for graduation.
BU Seniors Explore Careers in Wealth Management at Laird Norton Wetherby
Two scholars from the Bay Area spent last summer gaining professional experience at the wealth management and trust firm.
Pepperdine Alum Wins Coveted HACR Achievement Award
Christopher Hidalgo is one of the youngest recipients of the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility’s Young Hispanic Corporate Achiever Award—an honor that recognizes emerging leaders making a meaningful impact in their industries and communities.
Bryn Mawr Alum Graduates Valedictorian as a Doctor of Pharmacy
After completing her undergraduate studies at Bryn Mawr College, Odinaka Oranekwu earned her PharmD and is now preparing to launch her career as a pharmacist committed to equity and service.
Tulane Alumni Build Cybersecurity Business, Invest in Local Community
From launching the thriving cybersecurity firm Huntrix to mentoring the next generation, married Posse couple Olymar and Miguel Solis are helping to shape both an industry and their New Orleans community.
Pomona Scholar Publishes AI Research
Tinarie Dacres' publication in the student-led Claremont Journal of Law and Public Policy focuses on the use of artificial intelligence in education.
Mount Holyoke Alum Advances Adolescent Literacy
Kala Jones serves as a literacy specialist at the Strategic Education Research Partnership (SERP) Institute, where she supports the development and distribution of instructional materials designed to support adolescent readers.
Carleton Scholar Expands Horizons Studying Race, History, Language Abroad
Taylor Brewer spent ten weeks last fall studying abroad in Cuba and Brazil through the program Afro-Descendant Identities in Cuba and Brazil.