Ubben Posse Fellow Interviews: Tim Shriver
This interview with Tim Shriver, chairman of the board of the Special Olympics, was conducted by Posse Scholar Gurbir Singh.
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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.
This special group of supporters has each made a significant gift of $100,000 or more in 2019 in recognition of Posse’s 30th anniversary year.
Mount Holyoke Sophomore Wins Prestigious Doris Duke Conservation Scholarship
Julia Talamo, a sophomore Posse Scholar at Mount Holyoke College, has been awarded the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Conservation scholarship.
Lafayette Alumna Takes Leadership Role in D.C. Politics
For Lafayette College alumna Chioma Iwuoha, becoming an at-large committeewoman for the DC Democratic State Committee exemplifies her lifelong commitment to choosing courage over comfort.
Bard Scholar Works to Support Immigrant Communities at Home, Abroad
Edwar Aviles-Mercedes, a junior at Bard College studying human rights, has maintained a continuous commitment to the Latinx community.
Hamilton Scholar Helps Bring Human Rights Lab to Campus
Antton De Arbeloa, a sophomore Scholar at Hamilton College, combined his interests in government, law and human rights to help create a human rights lab workshop for the school.
Veteran Scholar Bridges Gap Between Technology, Political Science
Brandon Spears, a Texas native and Posse Veteran Scholar at Vassar College, is a summer intern with both Toastmasters International and Crown Castle, the largest operator of wireless infrastructure in the United States.
Posse Veteran Scholar Works to Improve Sustainability at Dartmouth
Dartmouth Veteran Scholar Colson Palage, a rising sophomore, was recently selected as an intern for the college’s Office of Sustainability.
Wheaton Alum Goes from Watson Fellowship to Med School
Kelvin Ampem-Darko, a Wheaton College alumnus and member of the 49th class of Thomas J. Watson Fellows, has begun a journey as a medical student after returning from his trip around the world.
Smith STEM Scholar Studies Aerospace Engineering, Works at NASA
Alina Siminiouk, a STEM Scholar at Smith College, spent last summer at NASA’s Ames Research Center testing and developing technology for the TechEdSat nano-satellite series.