New Orleans Area Alumni Join Posse Advisory Council
Bard College alumna Tayler Butler and Tulane University alumnus Efren Lopez have joined the Posse National Alumni Advisory Council (PNAAC) to represent Posse New Orleans.
Search Results
First-Year Tulane Scholar Wins Award for Outstanding Essay
Tulane University Posse Scholar Austin Mankin won the Purvis E. Boyette Memorial Award for writing the most outstanding freshman essay in a first-year English class.
Mount Holyoke Scholar Effecting Change On, Off Campus
Marisol Fernandez de Cordova enjoys giving back to her community, whether that be on campus at Mount Holyoke College, or in her hometown of Miami, Florida.
Los Angeles Welcomes Newest Class of Scholars
Last January, Posse Los Angeles welcomed 93 new Scholars from the greater Los Angeles area during an Awards Ceremony held at L.A. LIVE’s Regal Stadium downtown.
Houston Hosts Second Annual Sporting Clays
Posse Houston held its second annual Sporting Clays Tournament last March at the Greater Houston Gun Club.
Scholar Speaks at D.C. March, Joins Parkland Calls for Peace
Chicago Scholar D’Angelo McDade, who begins his college journey at DePauw University this fall, was a featured speaker at the national “March for Our Lives” in Washington, D.C., on March 24.
Scholar Inspired by Oberlin’s History of African-American Musicians
DaQuan Williams, a sophomore at Oberlin College and Conservatory, found his musical calling at an early age as a member of the Mount Calvary Baptist Church choir in Chicago.
Posse Boston Welcomes Class of 2022
Last January at the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel, Posse Boston celebrated 60 extraordinary young leaders as they became Posse Scholars. The newly selected Boston Scholars collectively earned over $11.9 million in full-tuition leadership scholarships from six of the nation’s highly selective colleges.
Eaton Vance Supports Boston's Posse Scholars
Posse Boston welcomed Eaton Vance as a new Career Program partner in 2017.
Boston Alumnae Bring Their Voices to Politics
Posse Boston is proud to have two exceptional alumnae contributing to major political campaigns in Massachusetts.