Mar 28, 2025 | Nursing, People of Post
Dianna Medlin knew at five years old that she wanted to become a nurse one day. Her beloved grandmother was hospitalized just before her birthday that year, and when Dianna asked her family where the ambulance was taking her, their response was to a place where nurses...
Mar 26, 2025 | Nursing, People of Post
Of her seven brothers and sisters, Marcia Azevedo is the only one who has gone to college. Born and raised in Brazil, Marcia was the baby of the family. Her father started his own business, and most of her siblings followed in his entrepreneurial footsteps. Marcia,...
Mar 26, 2025 | Nursing, People of Post
May 2025 is a big month for Tara Coppola. She’ll finish the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree at Post University—exactly 30 years after she became a Registered Nurse. Her son will also graduate high school and prepare to start his own college journey. “I started...
Feb 20, 2025 | People of Post, Student Spotlights
Avery Abate, a student in the University’s Pathways Program, is gaining recognition for her inspiring poem on positive unity—a theme that embodies the spirit of inclusivity and support at Post....
Jan 6, 2025 | Community Relations, People of Post
Post University is pleased to announce its recognition by the Public Relations Society of America Greater Connecticut Chapter (PRSA-CT) with a prestigious Mercury Award. This annual celebration honors the best public relations work across the state, and in November...
Oct 25, 2024 | People of Post, Public Administration, Public Service & Education
By Cynthia Anger, MPA, JD Program Chair for Master of Public Administration I’ve been thinking about citizenship and public responsibility in light of the upcoming election. Voting checks both boxes. The United States is a constitutional republic, meaning that...
