This former Posse scholar at Colby is back working for Posse as a trainer, recruiting new student leaders for college campuses. Read more »

Working for the Aspen Institute in Washington, D.C., this young alum meets entrepreneurs from all over the world. Read more »

Diagnosed with macular degenation, an incurable eye disease, he left his law practice and started a foundation to educate the public and support research. Read more »

"Moussa," say the Senegalese locals when they casually greet this economics major. Andrews helped Senegalese women build small businesses in their native Nioro du Rip.  Read more »

Awn Be Se means "we can" in Bambara, the local language in Bamako, Mali, and a $10,000 Projects for Peace award allowed this alumna to build girls' aspirations, business skills, and self images in this African capital. Read more »

This alum and his partners at the nonprofit VisionSpring have developed an innovative way to distribute reading glasses to people in developing countries. Read more »

"Clams aren't very sexy," says a stalwart director of the institute that grows clams to reseed Maine clam flats and that is a rising star in marine research. Read more »

From a bank to a charter school to CEO of one of the countries top living-history museums, this alumnus specializes in leadership, vision, and change. Read more »

The sustainability coordinator at Maine's Chewonki Foundation, Peter Arnold is leading an effort for a tidal project that involves harvesting the movement of the tides for sustainable, environmentally friendly energy. Read more »

On the path to sisterhood, she's working toward becoming a nun. Read more »