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333 officers pin on new rank in January
The Air Force said Jan. 29 that 333 officers were slated to pin on their new ranks this month.
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Clinton Foundation focuses on veterans health
Clinton health initiative turns eyes to military and veterans health and wellness
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Clemson part of $25M innovation center
Clemson University and Greenville Technical College are collaborating on the Center for Manufacturing Innovation to train students for high-tech jobs in the automotive, transportation and other industries.
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Reduced tuition for vets’ dependents proposed in Maine
The University of Maine System is considering a proposal to reduce tuition for military veterans’ dependents living outside the state.
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Md. adds cybersecurity law program
The University of Maryland law school expanded its master of science in law program to include cybersecurity.
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App aims to keep college students in class
Core Principle’s Class120 app allows parents, professors and campus administrators to monitor whether students attend class.
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Academy cadet killed in skiing accident
A freshman Air Force Academy cadet John “Jack” Lindsey was killed in a skiing accident on Saturday, the academy said.
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62 airmen selected for supplemental promotion
January selectees are 53 who will be promoted to staff sergeant, five who will be promoted to technical sergeant, two who will be promoted to master sergeant, and two who will be promoted to chief master sergeant.
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Tactical Veteran: Passing up a job could cost you
When offered a less-than-perfect job, think through the potential consequences before rejecting it.
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California community colleges to offer 4-year degrees
As many as 15 colleges could offer 4-year degrees in areas including health information management, dental hygiene and biomanufacturing.
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333 officers pin on new rank in January
The Air Force said Jan. 29 that 333 officers were slated to pin on their new ranks this month.
-
Clinton Foundation focuses on veterans health
Clinton health initiative turns eyes to military and veterans health and wellness
-
Clemson part of $25M innovation center
Clemson University and Greenville Technical College are collaborating on the Center for Manufacturing Innovation to train students for high-tech jobs in the automotive, transportation and other industries.
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Reduced tuition for vets’ dependents proposed in Maine
The University of Maine System is considering a proposal to reduce tuition for military veterans’ dependents living outside the state.
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Md. adds cybersecurity law program
The University of Maryland law school expanded its master of science in law program to include cybersecurity.
-
App aims to keep college students in class
Core Principle’s Class120 app allows parents, professors and campus administrators to monitor whether students attend class.
-
Academy cadet killed in skiing accident
A freshman Air Force Academy cadet John “Jack” Lindsey was killed in a skiing accident on Saturday, the academy said.
-
62 airmen selected for supplemental promotion
January selectees are 53 who will be promoted to staff sergeant, five who will be promoted to technical sergeant, two who will be promoted to master sergeant, and two who will be promoted to chief master sergeant.
-
Tactical Veteran: Passing up a job could cost you
When offered a less-than-perfect job, think through the potential consequences before rejecting it.
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California community colleges to offer 4-year degrees
As many as 15 colleges could offer 4-year degrees in areas including health information management, dental hygiene and biomanufacturing.
-
333 officers pin on new rank in January
The Air Force said Jan. 29 that 333 officers were slated to pin on their new ranks this month.
-
Clinton Foundation focuses on veterans health
Clinton health initiative turns eyes to military and veterans health and wellness
-
Clemson part of $25M innovation center
Clemson University and Greenville Technical College are collaborating on the Center for Manufacturing Innovation to train students for high-tech jobs in the automotive, transportation and other industries.
-
Reduced tuition for vets’ dependents proposed in Maine
The University of Maine System is considering a proposal to reduce tuition for military veterans’ dependents living outside the state.
-
Md. adds cybersecurity law program
The University of Maryland law school expanded its master of science in law program to include cybersecurity.
-
App aims to keep college students in class
Core Principle’s Class120 app allows parents, professors and campus administrators to monitor whether students attend class.
-
Academy cadet killed in skiing accident
A freshman Air Force Academy cadet John “Jack” Lindsey was killed in a skiing accident on Saturday, the academy said.
-
62 airmen selected for supplemental promotion
January selectees are 53 who will be promoted to staff sergeant, five who will be promoted to technical sergeant, two who will be promoted to master sergeant, and two who will be promoted to chief master sergeant.
-
Tactical Veteran: Passing up a job could cost you
When offered a less-than-perfect job, think through the potential consequences before rejecting it.
-
California community colleges to offer 4-year degrees
As many as 15 colleges could offer 4-year degrees in areas including health information management, dental hygiene and biomanufacturing.
