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Post University to Host Inaugural “Empowering Voices: Global Women’s Leadership Summit”
WATERBURY, Conn. (September 25, 2025) – Post University is proud to announce its inaugural “Empowering Voices: Global Women’s Leadership Summit,” a virtual event taking place October 22–24, 2025, designed to connect women at the forefront of leadership from around the...
Redesigning Online Education Around Human Connection
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.
Post University’s Patrice Farquharson, Ed.D., Named Connecticut Sun “Women of Inspiration” Recipient
WATERBURY, Conn. (August 26, 2025) – Post University is proud to announce that Dr. Patrice Farquharson, associate professor of Early Childhood Education and executive director of the West Haven Child Development Center, has been named among the 2025 “Women of...
People of Post Stories
From Student to Leader: How Campus Involvement Shaped Anastasia Dedgjonaj’s Journey
When students arrive on campus, finding their place can feel both exciting and overwhelming. For Anastasia Dedgjonaj, now president of the Student Government Association (SGA), the turning point came with one simple piece of advice from her older sister, Simona: “Put...
From India to Post to Golfzon Leadbetter Academy: Amal Jha’s Journey in Golf and Growth
On his very first day at Post University in 2021, Amal Jha ’24 stood with a golf bag slung over one shoulder and a suitcase in hand, thousands of miles from his home in India. The campus was unfamiliar, the culture was new, and the future was uncertain. “I was new to...
Program Insights
How Many Credits for a Master’s Degree? Understanding Credit Requirements for a Master’s
Considering a master’s degree but not sure of the time commitment? It typically take between 30-40 credit hours. Learn more before you make the decision.
Caring with Confidence: Alabama Nurse Becomes Entrepreneur with BSN from Post University
When Lakeshia Brown was 12 years old, her grandmother—who raised her and her two siblings—had a stroke. “I had to take on a lot more responsibility because she was paralyzed on one side, and many things were difficult for her,” she says. Despite that challenge,...



