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Post University Partners with Connecticut State Police for Statewide Police Recertification Initiative
Expanding law enforcement training options with a flexible online recertification program, now supporting nearly 2,000 officers statewide WATERBURY, Conn. – (September 5, 2024) – Post University is proud to announce its new partnership with the Connecticut State...
Post University Names Karin Mann to Lead Eagles Athletics
Post University announced today that following a comprehensive national search, Karin Mann, Senior Associate Athletic Director, has been named the new Director of Athletics.
Message from John L. Hopkins — Engaging, Leading and Forging New Paths
President’s Letter – A Message from John L. Hopkins, CEO & President Ready to engage, lead and forge new paths As we approach the annual University Commencement, anticipation fills the air. It's a momentous occasion where our students bask in the culmination of...
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Introducing Main Campus 2024-2025 SGA Executive Board
Introducing the 2024-2025 Main Campus Student Government Association Executive Board The Student Government Association (SGA) serves as the official student-run organization representing the voice of Main Campus students with the University’s administration, faculty,...
Meet Our Valedictorians – Hailey Aeppli – 2024 Accelerated Degree Program
Meet Our Valedictorians We turned the University blog over to our two 2024 Valedictorians. These outstanding and well-rounded students embody an impressive breadth of knowledge and pride of personal character. Each has the highest grade point average in their class....
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Why Project Managers May Benefit From a Graduate Certificate
In today’s fast-paced business environment, project management skills are increasingly valuable across industries. Whether overseeing a team, managing resources, or navigating project risks, having formal training in project management could be a game-changer....
In a New Chapter, Former Teacher Pursues Nursing
When Jenifer Mtisi was a little girl growing up in Zimbabwe, she dreamed of being a nurse. However, she opted to pursue teaching—following in the footsteps of her brother, sister and sister-in-law—when the nursing colleges in her area had long waitlists. Just as...