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Texas vets retain education benefits
Rep. John Zerwas’ revised plan only insists that beneficiaries live in Texas for at least the past eight years.
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Training center preps enlisted troops for health careers
In its fifth year of existence, the military’s enlisted medical training campus prepares students for health careers
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Top Air Force scientist: More STEM-educated troops needed
The military needs to address its challenge of having enough science, technology, engineering and math expertise to keep up with the technology advancements of potential adversaries, the Air Force’s top scientist said Wednesday.
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Wal-Mart veteran hiring to expand
Wal-Mart announced Wednesday that it is expanding its original plan to hire 100,000 veterans by 2018 to hire a total of 250,000 recently discharged veterans by 2020.
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Arizona tops nation in college cuts, tuition hikes
Arizona is spending 47% less this year per college student than it did in 2008, adjusted for inflation, according to a report by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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Report: Vets’ job expectations may be unrealistic
Along with civilian stigma and unfamiliarity of the military, the study found vets often aren’t ready for available jobs.
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School offers vets scholarship for books
Murray State University to help veterans defray costs of textbooks.
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Apply now to lead ROTC training in summer 2016
The Air Force needs 50-plus lieutenant colonels and lieutenant colonel-selects to serve as detachment commanders for ROTC training in summer 2016.
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Texas advances bill to cut vets’ ed benefits
The full Texas Senate passed the legislation that excludes vets who haven’t been state residents for eight years.
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Lofty ideas: ‘Balloon class’ introduces space concepts
The balloons carried student payloads from multiple are schools, including Metropolitan State University of Denver.
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Texas vets retain education benefits
Rep. John Zerwas’ revised plan only insists that beneficiaries live in Texas for at least the past eight years.
-
Training center preps enlisted troops for health careers
In its fifth year of existence, the military’s enlisted medical training campus prepares students for health careers
-
Top Air Force scientist: More STEM-educated troops needed
The military needs to address its challenge of having enough science, technology, engineering and math expertise to keep up with the technology advancements of potential adversaries, the Air Force’s top scientist said Wednesday.
-
Wal-Mart veteran hiring to expand
Wal-Mart announced Wednesday that it is expanding its original plan to hire 100,000 veterans by 2018 to hire a total of 250,000 recently discharged veterans by 2020.
-
Arizona tops nation in college cuts, tuition hikes
Arizona is spending 47% less this year per college student than it did in 2008, adjusted for inflation, according to a report by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
-
Report: Vets’ job expectations may be unrealistic
Along with civilian stigma and unfamiliarity of the military, the study found vets often aren’t ready for available jobs.
-
School offers vets scholarship for books
Murray State University to help veterans defray costs of textbooks.
-
Apply now to lead ROTC training in summer 2016
The Air Force needs 50-plus lieutenant colonels and lieutenant colonel-selects to serve as detachment commanders for ROTC training in summer 2016.
-
Texas advances bill to cut vets’ ed benefits
The full Texas Senate passed the legislation that excludes vets who haven’t been state residents for eight years.
-
Lofty ideas: ‘Balloon class’ introduces space concepts
The balloons carried student payloads from multiple are schools, including Metropolitan State University of Denver.
-
Texas vets retain education benefits
Rep. John Zerwas’ revised plan only insists that beneficiaries live in Texas for at least the past eight years.
-
Training center preps enlisted troops for health careers
In its fifth year of existence, the military’s enlisted medical training campus prepares students for health careers
-
Top Air Force scientist: More STEM-educated troops needed
The military needs to address its challenge of having enough science, technology, engineering and math expertise to keep up with the technology advancements of potential adversaries, the Air Force’s top scientist said Wednesday.
-
Wal-Mart veteran hiring to expand
Wal-Mart announced Wednesday that it is expanding its original plan to hire 100,000 veterans by 2018 to hire a total of 250,000 recently discharged veterans by 2020.
-
Arizona tops nation in college cuts, tuition hikes
Arizona is spending 47% less this year per college student than it did in 2008, adjusted for inflation, according to a report by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
-
Report: Vets’ job expectations may be unrealistic
Along with civilian stigma and unfamiliarity of the military, the study found vets often aren’t ready for available jobs.
-
School offers vets scholarship for books
Murray State University to help veterans defray costs of textbooks.
-
Apply now to lead ROTC training in summer 2016
The Air Force needs 50-plus lieutenant colonels and lieutenant colonel-selects to serve as detachment commanders for ROTC training in summer 2016.
-
Texas advances bill to cut vets’ ed benefits
The full Texas Senate passed the legislation that excludes vets who haven’t been state residents for eight years.
-
Lofty ideas: ‘Balloon class’ introduces space concepts
The balloons carried student payloads from multiple are schools, including Metropolitan State University of Denver.
