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A 122-YEAR-OLD START-UP? HOW POST UNIVERSITY REINVENTED ITSELF FOR THE MODERN EDUCATIONAL ERA
Tom Samph, President of Post University, tells The Huffington Post about how the University reinvented itself to meet the needs of today's students, and as a result is "becoming known as one the most innovative and vibrant schools in the Connecticut region."
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Published on huffingtonpost.com, 4/2/12.
MARKETERS VS. CONSUMERS: WHO HOLDS THE POWER?
Marcelo Parravicini, Chief Marketing Officer, shares his integrated marketing expertise with Hispanic Outlook magazine.
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Published in Hispanic Outlook Magazine, 3/12/12.
'AVENUE Q' COULD BE FREE
The Waterbury Republican-American spotlights the Post Theatrical Players' upcoming production of 'Avenue Q,' which will be presented free to the community thanks to Post University and director Bob Tansley.
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Published in Waterbury Republican-American, 3/27/12.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAMS TAKE ON QUARTERFINAL GAMES
The Waterbury Republican-American covers the Men's and Women's Basketball quarterfinal games.
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Published in Waterbury Republican-American, 2/24/12.
DR. O. ALTON BARRON NAMED NEW BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIRMAN
On January 31, Post University extended its congratulations to new Board of Trustees Chairman Dr. O. Alton Barron. His appointment was included in the Hartford Business Journal's "Movers & Shakers."
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Published in Hartford Business Journal, 2/27/12.
POST UNIVERSITY DEAN NAMED TO CITY BOARDS
The Waterbury Observer announces Jim Nardozzi's appointment to the Board of Directors of the Waterbury Regional Chamber of Commerce's "Main Street Waterbury" downtown revitalization program.
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Published in The Waterbury Observer, 3/13/12.
ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR TO PLAY KEY ROLE IN NEW PARTNERSHIP
Adjunct Legal Studies instructor Wendy Bernard, Esq., was featured in a National Mortgage Professional Magazine article spotlighting a new strategic partnership between The Bernard Law Group and Lenders Compliance Group.
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Published in National Mortgage Professional Magazine, 3/1/12.
AL SOKAITIS INDUCTED INTO ALASKA STATE HALL OF FAME
Men's Basketball Coach Al Sokaitis' induction into the Alaska State Hall of Fame was picked up by Boxscore.
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Published in Boxscore World Sportswire, 3/21/12
SOFTBALL DOUBLEHEADER SNAGS PHOTO GALLERY
Photos from a Post University Softball team doubleheader against Mercy College were offered in a gallery in the Waterbury Republican-American.
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Published in Waterbury Republican-American, 3/22/12.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAMS TAKE ON QUARTERFINAL GAMES
The Waterbury Republican-American covers the Men's and Women's Basketball quarterfinal games.
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Published in Waterbury Republican-American, 2/23/12.
WESTERN TEAM EARNS HIGH MARKS
The continued success of Post's Western team catches the attention of the Litchfield County Times.
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Published in The Litchfield County Times, 3/1/12.
THREE EQUESTRIAN TEAMS HAVE FULL WEEKEND OF COMPETITION
The Steed Read recaps a busy weekend for Post University's Dressage, Hunt Seat and Western teams, all of whom competed successfully at their shows.
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Published in Steed Read Horseman's Classified, 3/12/12.
POST UNIVERSITY LOOKING TO FILL 25 JOBS
Post University will hold a career fair on Friday, March 23, in a bid to match as many as 25 local job seekers with full- and part-time positions that are expected to open at the University between now and May.
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The fair also was announced in The Waterbury Observer. >>read more
Published in Waterbury Republican-American, 3/22/12.
POST UNIVERSITY KEEPS GROWING, EYES EXPANSION INTO CITY CENTER
Post University President and CEO Tom Samph talks to the Waterbury Republican-American about the University's possible expansion into downtown Waterbury and his goals for growth, "aspirations [that] sound terrific to city officials."
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Published in Waterbury Republican-American, 3/18/12.
AUTHOR CHRIS ORTEGA, A POST UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, WANTS CHARACTERS TO SPUR READING
Author and inventor Chris Ortega, a Post graduate, talks to Casa Grande Dispatch about his new children’s book and goal to "help eliminate illiteracy."
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Published in the Tri-Valley Dispatch, 3/16/12.
VERONICA MONTALVO SHARES INTERVIEWING EXPERTISE
Veronica Montalvo, Vice President of Enrollment Management, offers up some effective job interviewing techniques in Management Today magazine.
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Published in Management Today Magazine, Winter 2012.
Going To College At 63: 'You're Never Too Old To Live Your Dream'
63-year-old Priscilla Santiago of Bridgeport, Conn. recently completed her B.S. in Human Services at Post University. She shares her journey of perseverance and inspiration with the Huffington Post.
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Published on thehuffingtonpost.com, 2/14/12.
Harvard Graduate & Pfizer Principle Scientist Dr. Randy Streck Joins Post University
On Feb. 2, Post University named Randy Streck, Ph.D., as Assistant Academic Program Manager/ Laboratory Manager for the University’s Biology Program.
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Published in The Waterbury Observer, 2/09/12.
5 E-LEARNING TRENDS FOR HIGHER ED
Frank Mulgrew, President of the Online Education Institute of Post University, and Mike Statmore, Chief Information Officer, share their insight on e-learning trends in Campus Technology.
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Published in Campus Technology, 2/02/12.
Retired Recruiter Continues Mentoring Recruiters
Post University Military Field representative, Mike Brown, was featured in a story in Navy Recruiter magazine on his transition from the U.S. Navy to the Post University Military enrollment team.
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Published in Navy Recruiter Magazine, 1-2/12.
Post University Recognized in Connecticut Magazine's 'Success Stories'
In its January issue, Connecticut Magazine included Post University as one of the state’s ‘Success Stories.’ The article includes an interview with Tom Samph, Ph.D., President and CEO of Post University, on recent University progress and future growth potential.
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Published in Connecticut Magazine, 1/12.
EX-WATERBURY LAWMAN NAMED POST COLLEGE DEAN
The Hartford Business Journal announces James Nardozzi’s appointment as the new permanent dean of the University’s Post College.
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Published in Hartford Business Journal, 1/26/12.
MBA grad sold on public transportation
Post University MBA alumna Matlyn Locklin explains her decision to commute to her office by bus instead of car, and how she used this commuting time to study, in an Atlanta Journal Constitution story.
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Published in the Atlanta Journal Constitution, 1/18/12.
Technology’s growing impact on teaching and learning: Find a graduate program to help you keep pace
In the Winter issue of Southeast Education Network (SEEN) Magazine, Jen Bouchard, Academic Program Manager for the Master of Education program, shares her advice on how educators can find the right graduate program to sharpen their skills in an ever-changing workplace.
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Published in SEEN Magazine, 12/11.
Men's Basketball Player Makes Sports Roundup
Michael Stepovich's Basketball season highlights were mentioned in a sports news roundup in Newsminer.com.
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Published in Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, 12/14/11.
Don Mroz Shares Tips for Boosting Innovation in 2012
Don Mroz, Provost and Dean of the School of Business, offers up some advice on being more innovative in 2012 in this Investor’s Business Daily article.
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Published in Inverstor's Business Daily, 12/6/11.
Doug Brown Shares Expertise for 'Positioning Your Business for Success'
INC. magazine turned to Doug Brown, Academic Program Manager for the Master of Business Administration program, for expertise on positioning your business for success in its "Productivity at Work" column.
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Published in INC. Magazine, 12/5/11.
Leveraging IT for Student Recruitment
Mike Statmore, Post University's CIO, talked to Campus Technology magazine on leveraging IT resources to support the delivery of exceptional student service.
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Published in Campus Technology, 12/1/11.
Is an online education a smart choice?
Veronica Montalvo (Marrero), Vice President of OEI Enrollment Management, weighs in on the value of online learning in this Hispanic Executive piece.
>>read more (see pages 48-49)
Published in Hispanic Executive, 11-12/11.
Ed Lizotte talks military education benefits on WATR radio
On Veteran's Day, Ed Lizotte, Director of Military Programs and Veterans Affairs, participated in a live WATR radio interview with Larry Rifkin about military education benefits and the University's military program.
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Broadcast on WATR, 11/11/11.
Looking for an online MPA degree? At Post University, it's totally online
Jim Nardozzi, Acting Dean for Post College and Director of the Master of Public Administration (MPA) program, shares his outlook for earning an MPA in 2012, and his advice for choosing an MPA program, on GovPro.com.
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Published on GovPro.com, 11/10/11.
Post University alumnus David Haversat running as a write-in candidate for Oxford first selectman
Haversat, 33, wants Oxford to write him in for first selectman on Oct. 13.
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Published on newhavenindependent.org, 11/3/11.
10 Colleges With the Most Older Students
Post University, which is ranked in the 2011 U.S. News Best Colleges edition, is also listed in a top 10 list of schools with the most students older than 25.
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Published on usnews.com, 10/20/11.
Post U. names Strompf public service dean & Has announced a name for the School of Public Service
Post University announced that Richard Strompf, Ph.D., who joined the University in 2006 as a professor in the Master of Human Services degree program, has been promoted to Dean of the School of Public Service. At a special ceremony, Post University announced that its School of Public Service will be named in honor of the late John P. Burke, former Connecticut Banking Commissioner and member of the University's Board of Trustees.
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Published on hartfordbusiness.com, 10/12/11.
PRESIDENT TOM SAMPH TALKS UNIVERSITY PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE ON WTIC
Hartford-based WTIC radio aired an interview between Tom Samph, President of Post University, and former Conn. Governor John Rowland and Pastor Will Marroti, who co-host a program called “Church and State.”
>>listen here
Broadcast on WTIC, 10/11/11.
POST UNIVERSITY STUDENTS RECEIVE 2011 BUSINESS WOMEN'S FORUM SCHOLARSHIPS
One of this year's BWF scholarship recipients, Krystal Florio, was featured in a story in the Middletown Press. >>read more
The event also was announced in the Litchfield County Times. >>read more
Published in Middletown Press and Litchfield County Times, 10/10/11.
DON MROZ, PH.D., NAMED PROVOST OF POST UNIVERSITY
Don Mroz's promotion to Provost was featured in:
>>Inside Higher Education and >>Hartford Business Journal
Published in Inside Higher Ed and Hartford Business Journal, 10/11.
FRANK MULGREW COMMENTS ON UNIVERSITY EXPANSION AND JOB CREATION
Frank Mulgrew, President of the Online Education Institute of Post University, was interviewed by Workwise blogger, Mildred Culp, for a story on creating jobs that was picked up in syndication by The Modesto Bee.
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Published in The Modesto Bee,Connecticut Post, Danbury News Times, and Stamford Advocate, 9/25/11.
TOM SAMPH ADVOCATES FOR FOR-PROFIT BUSINESS
In a recent roundtable on jobs creation, Tom Samph, President and CEO of Post University, encouraged the state legislature's Democratic leadership to rectify misconceptions about businesses that make a profit.
>>read Sept 14th article >>read Sept 15th article
Published in Waterbury Republican-American, 9/14/11 & 9/15/11.
New Milford Police second-in-command, also a Post University adjunct instructor, earns third promotion in a year
Capt. Mark Buckley will be promoted to deputy chief of the New Milford Police Department on September 29, 2011.
Click to see local coverage.
>>newtimes.com >>Housatonic Times
Published on 9/22/11.
KELLY STATMORE SHARES INSIGHT ON THE RISE IN ADULT LEARNERS
Kelly Statmore, Post University's Director of Communications, commented on a Huffington Post story about the growing number of adults going to college, and the need for educators to accommodate the unique needs of adult learners. >>read more
Published on huffingtonpost.com, 9/13/11.
G.I. JOBS MAGAZINE NAMES POST UNIVERSITY A MILITARY FRIENDLY SCHOOL AGAIN
For the second year in a row, Post University was included in G.I. Jobs magazine's Military Friendly Schools list. >>read more
Published on militaryfriendlyschools.com, 9/12/11.
MARCELO PARRAVICINI NAMED CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER OF POST UNIVERSITY
Marcelo Parravicini's promotion to Chief Marketing Officer was featured in the “On the Move” section of Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine. >>read more
Published in Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education, 9/5/11.
Tom Samph Named President and CEO
The Waterbury Republican American ran a feature on recent changes at the University, including the naming of Tom Samph as President and CEO.
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Published in Waterbury Republican-American, 9/5/11.
JEN BOUCHARD: THE DIGITAL NATIVE VERSUS DIGITAL IMMIGRANT LABEL IS A MYTH
Jen Bouchard, an academic program manager for Post's Master of Education program, commented on an article in The Atlantic magazine about the risks of assuming that today's “digital native” students know all they need to know about the effective use of technology. >>read more
Published on theatlantic.com, 9/2/11.
JAY MURRAY SHARES ADMISSIONS EXPERTISE
Director of Admissions, Jay Murray's tips on the college essay and admissions process were included in the online edition of Woman's Day. >>read more
His tips were also picked up by MotherNatureNetwork.com: >>read more
Published in Woman's Day and on MotherNatureNetwork.com, 8/24/11.
DOUG BROWN: TREAT TECH THE WAY YOU TREAT PEOPLE
Doug Brown, an academic program manager in Post's MBA program, contributed a bylined article to Federal Computer Week on his suggestion to approach technology acquisition and implementation the way you would a new hire.
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Published in Federal Computer Week, 8/22/11.
Post University Student Holds Fundraiser to Help Her Meet Life-Saving Donor's Family
Katherine Colon of Middletown organizes a talent show to raise funds for a trip to meet the family of her life-saving liver transplant donor.
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Published in The Middletown Press, 7/15/11.
Criminal Justice Student Lands Internship with Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office
Casie Nickel, a sophomore at Post University majoring in criminal justice, secured one of seven internships with the Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office. She hopes to be a New Jersey State Trooper and eventually become a homicide detective.
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Published on nj.com, 7/5/11.