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Yale commencement includes first ROTC graduates since ’70s
Defense Secretary Ash Carter handed out commissions to the university’s first ROTC graduating class in more than 40 years.
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Senator calls for improved loan forgiveness for veterans
Sen. Angus King has introduced an amendment he says would help veterans more easily get out from under crushing student loan debt.
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Solar Ready Vets expands training to five more installations
Troops within six months of transitioning out can learn skills for solar industry jobs.
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A sales grad had 4 job offers — find out how this Afghanistan veteran did it
Back in the early days of the recession, simultaneously landing jobs waiting tables at Applebee’s and Joe’s Crab Shack — even for an experienced cryptologic technician with two enlistments — was lucky.
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Clep-a-Thon saves troops combined $265K and 30-plus years of classroom time
Clep-a-Thon allowed service members to take as many CLEP, DSST tests as they wanted to take.
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American Military University unveils community space for veterans
New veterans center to house seminars and ultimately a business incubator
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Campus veterans centers are where student vets are hanging out
Thirty colleges and universities responded when Military Times asked for photos of veterans centers that had opened, or were remodeled, within the past two years.
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49 military- and veteran-focused job fairs coming in May
The following are upcoming job fairs and networking events for service members, veterans and military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to determine whether you should register in advance.
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My Great New Life: Air Force veteran protects people in high places
By Jon R. Anderson When Matt Paulk was a kid growing up in rural Georgia you could usually find him dangling from somewhere high above the ground.
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Methodology | Spouse employment snapshot
Companies provided information by responding to our Best for Vets: Employers 2016 survey, which included several questions related to military spouses.
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Yale commencement includes first ROTC graduates since ’70s
Defense Secretary Ash Carter handed out commissions to the university’s first ROTC graduating class in more than 40 years.
-
Senator calls for improved loan forgiveness for veterans
Sen. Angus King has introduced an amendment he says would help veterans more easily get out from under crushing student loan debt.
-
Solar Ready Vets expands training to five more installations
Troops within six months of transitioning out can learn skills for solar industry jobs.
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A sales grad had 4 job offers — find out how this Afghanistan veteran did it
Back in the early days of the recession, simultaneously landing jobs waiting tables at Applebee’s and Joe’s Crab Shack — even for an experienced cryptologic technician with two enlistments — was lucky.
-
Clep-a-Thon saves troops combined $265K and 30-plus years of classroom time
Clep-a-Thon allowed service members to take as many CLEP, DSST tests as they wanted to take.
-
American Military University unveils community space for veterans
New veterans center to house seminars and ultimately a business incubator
-
Campus veterans centers are where student vets are hanging out
Thirty colleges and universities responded when Military Times asked for photos of veterans centers that had opened, or were remodeled, within the past two years.
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49 military- and veteran-focused job fairs coming in May
The following are upcoming job fairs and networking events for service members, veterans and military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to determine whether you should register in advance.
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My Great New Life: Air Force veteran protects people in high places
By Jon R. Anderson When Matt Paulk was a kid growing up in rural Georgia you could usually find him dangling from somewhere high above the ground.
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Methodology | Spouse employment snapshot
Companies provided information by responding to our Best for Vets: Employers 2016 survey, which included several questions related to military spouses.
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Yale commencement includes first ROTC graduates since ’70s
Defense Secretary Ash Carter handed out commissions to the university’s first ROTC graduating class in more than 40 years.
-
Senator calls for improved loan forgiveness for veterans
Sen. Angus King has introduced an amendment he says would help veterans more easily get out from under crushing student loan debt.
-
Solar Ready Vets expands training to five more installations
Troops within six months of transitioning out can learn skills for solar industry jobs.
-
A sales grad had 4 job offers — find out how this Afghanistan veteran did it
Back in the early days of the recession, simultaneously landing jobs waiting tables at Applebee’s and Joe’s Crab Shack — even for an experienced cryptologic technician with two enlistments — was lucky.
-
Clep-a-Thon saves troops combined $265K and 30-plus years of classroom time
Clep-a-Thon allowed service members to take as many CLEP, DSST tests as they wanted to take.
-
American Military University unveils community space for veterans
New veterans center to house seminars and ultimately a business incubator
-
Campus veterans centers are where student vets are hanging out
Thirty colleges and universities responded when Military Times asked for photos of veterans centers that had opened, or were remodeled, within the past two years.
-
49 military- and veteran-focused job fairs coming in May
The following are upcoming job fairs and networking events for service members, veterans and military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to determine whether you should register in advance.
-
My Great New Life: Air Force veteran protects people in high places
By Jon R. Anderson When Matt Paulk was a kid growing up in rural Georgia you could usually find him dangling from somewhere high above the ground.
-
Methodology | Spouse employment snapshot
Companies provided information by responding to our Best for Vets: Employers 2016 survey, which included several questions related to military spouses.
