Admissions

Sandra Jordan

Position: Associate Director of Admissions
Degree: B.S. Economics
College or University: Southern CT. State University
Travel Territory: Hartford & New Haven Counties CT , South Eastern States & CT Transfer students

Sandra has worked in Undergraduate admissions for 5+ years and is excited to be part of the new “Post University”.  The college has a new vision under the direction of our President, Dr. Zirkle.   This along with a superior educational staff and a beautiful historical location for students will  help this small hidden division II treasure grow.  Come visit us and join our wonderful campus!!

Favorite Book:  To Kill a Mockingbird
What’s on my Ipod:   David Grey, Bruce Springsteen (The Boss), Van Halen

sjordan@post.edu
203.596.6172

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Barry Zucker

Degree: B.A. Communications, Philosophy
College or University: Quinnipiac University
Travel Territory: Pennsylvania 1-13, New Jersey 1-12, NY 22-30

There are five things you need to be successful in higher education: A hooded sweatshirt, lots of cereal, and an honest drive to succeed. You need an eagerness to get out there. And you need a school that’s going to rally behind you every step of the way. A great school instills a quiet confidence in you; and you can hear it, when the wind blows through campus: “You can do this.” Where it gets really difficult is choosing the right place for you. Think of all the possibilities! But remember: Is there anything more exciting than possibility? You’re free to create yourself, to follow your dreams – to finally become who you have always wanted to be. And remember: You’re not alone. Barry is here for you. We are in this together.
Can’t wait to meet you!
P.S. I’m serious about the hooded sweatshirt.

Favorite Book: I can’t choose just one, are you serious?
What’s on my IPOD: “My Block,” by Scarface, “White Houses,” by Vanessa Carlton, “Tiny Vessels,” by Death Cab for Cutie, NFG, FOB and 3EB.

bzucker@post.edu
203.596.4523

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Summer Cerruto

Degree: B.A. Political Science, B.A. Urban and Community Studies
College or University: The University of Connecticut
Travel Territory:  Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire

Attending college is not merely going to class everyday and scoring high grades on tests; but the people you meet, the championships you win, and the lifelong friends you make. College is study groups, pasta night in the dining hall, internships, and the professors who help guide your future. College is the unique and exciting transition between being a student and having a career;  it’s imperative to choose a university which will harness your talents and encourage your community life.

Favorite Books: “I Know This Much Is True” By Wally Lamb and “Ethan Frome” By Edith Wharton
What’s on my Ipod: Teisto, Opeth, Frank Sinatra, The Roots, The Cure, Eliza Lynn, Tori Amos, Steve Miller Band

scerruto@post.edu
203.596.4656

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Bethany Everett

Degree: B.A. English
College or University: Post University
Years at Post: Student- 4, Employee- 0-1
Travel Territory:  NY1-21

Webster’s Dictionary defines college as “A society of scholars or friends of learning, incorporated for study or instruction, especially in the higher branches of knowledge.” While I do agree with the dictionary definition of the word, I believe that college is much more than that. College is usually the first time you get to venture into adulthood, to find yourself and your independence. The journey should be most memorable; it is what you make it.

Favorite Book: She’s Come Undone
What’s on my Ipod:  Anything you would hear on the “Top 40’s” and The Beatles

beverett@post.edu
203.596.6182

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Kara DiPinto

Degree: B.A. in Psychology
College or University: University of Connecticut
Travel Territory: New Jersey & Philadelphia

"I have never let my schooling interfere with my education." -- Mark Twain

College is much more than getting up and going to class each day.  It is a time when you are able to learn what you are good at and also passionate about.  You will meet people from many places with different experiences allowing you to have a broader outlook on life.  Take advantage of all that college has to offer from athletics to clubs to intense conversations over what is the best meal at the dining hall.  I want to be able to help you transition into this important stage in your life…so remember to be excited about college and this opportunity...and yes you do actually have to go to class…

Favorite Book: Any Cook Book!

What’s on my Ipod: Brittney Spears, Celine Dion, Cartel, & Jack’s Mannequin

kdipinto@post.edu
203.596.8329

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Laura Scaviola

Degree:  B.A. Communication Studies
College or University:  Manhattanville College
Travel Territory: NY; Westchester, Dutchess, Putnam, and Orange Counties

Attending college is one of the smartest decisions you can make as a young adult. The experience paves the way for success in everything else you choose to do in life. It is not only a time for change, but more importantly, a time for growth. You will learn a lot about yourself and those around you. You will endure many challenges that, when conquered, generate a more confident individual. Through all this, you will eventually walk away with a degree that opens many doors for the next chapter in your life. In the mean time, I am here to help you in your present chapter.

Favorite Book: “In a Sunburned Country” by Bill Bryson

What’s on my iPod:  Coldplay, Jason Mraz, The Kooks, Jazmine Sullivan, Bob Marley

lscaviola@post.edu
203.591.5648