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Faculty Impact Award Recipient

The Term 4 Faculty Impact Award Recipient is Associate Faculty Heather Riffle, who teaches computer information classes, specifically, the intro to computing course. Riffle demonstrates the epitome of impactful teaching. Though her teaching profession began twenty years ago, she only recently started teaching at Post in May of 2020.  In a brief timeframe, Riffle has won the hearts of many students, exemplifying that length of time does not generate an impact. Rather, impact is created from the depth of care given to the relationships with each individual student. Read the full blog here.

Our Online Student Government Association Is Growing

In the summer of 2019, Post University expanded its Student Government Association to bridge the gap between main campus and online students. The first E-Senator and President of OSGA (online student government association) Jerrod Pass not only embraced the responsibility of starting a new program, but he has also successfully grown and enhanced the program over the past year.

“There has been so much growth within the OSGA and there is hope for so much more. With the dedication that the students have leading the charge, wonderful things will continue to develop,” said Dean of Students Erica Peryga.

In the fall of 2019, there were five students in the OSGA. Since then, that number has increased to a total of 32 members.  These students have held virtual town hall meetings, published surveys, and virtual information conferences. Read the full blog in the link below.

Reminder: SOAR/YOU@Post Resources

SOAR (Student Online Assistance Resource) gives Post students access to:

• Counseling Services– Post students will be eligible for up to three confidential counseling sessions per year with licensed, professional counselor to address personal, emotional, and psychological concerns.
• Financial Resources– On-staff Certified Public Accountants (CPA) can assist students with financial planning, debt resolution, tax guidance, and more.
• Legal Support– Students can access “on-call” licensed attorneys for legal guidance on matters such as adoption, home purchases, will preparation, and more.
• Personal Convenience Services– Specialists are available to provide qualified referrals for child and elder care, pet care, college planning, buying a car, and more.

Family members living within the same household as a Post student also can access SOAR services at no cost.

YOU@Post is a unique and free web portal dedicated to student health, happiness and success.  It helps lead to success in academics as well as focusing on physical and mental health. YOU@Post emphasizes individual well-being and self-awareness by offering tools and resources for exactly what you need to succeed, thrive, and matter… 24/7.

All information is completely confidential; no one can track what information you are searching. YOU@Post is located in your student portal. There is also a link off the Counseling Center homepage. You will use your university email address and password of choice to log in.