Post University News

Post University reframes online learning around relationships. Faculty model humility and ethics, use clear, respectful prompts, and mix video, voice, and written feedback. “Discussion boards” become weekly conversations; students post more often and with substance. Orientation, timely communication, and a point-of-learning mindset meet busy adults where they are—building trust first, then teaching.

In an NBC Connecticut interview, Barbara Zerillo of the University’s Center for Career and Professional Development discusses how AI can streamline résumé writing and offers practical guidance for today’s job market.

Marie Russell, Program Chair of Child Studies & Early Childhood Education at Post University, warns that kids’ reading and math skills can degrade over summer if not practiced. Learn more in this Parents.com article featuring tips to prevent learning loss.

Post University’s Criminal Justice Program Chair, Kevin Hale, a former Ansonia police chief, discusses public safety concerns in the aftermath of the Waterbury Mall shooting. He emphasizes preparedness and shares insights on the effective “run, hide, fight” strategy used in workplaces and schools.

Barbara Zerillo, Ed.D., is the Director of the Center for Career and Professional Development at Post University. With a focus on empowering professionals through upskilling, Barbara advocates for the benefits of online certification programs in adapting to rapid technological advancements and enhancing career prospects.