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Oklahoma colleges award more STEM degrees
More than 6,100 degrees in the STEM disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — were conferred in the last academic year at Oklahoma’s public colleges.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment picture improves in November
The up-and-down unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans dipped in November.
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La. university beefs up workforce programs
A Louisiana university will receive additional funding to train more students in nursing, computing and engineering.
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Gamer scholarships offered by Chicago university
A Chicago school is betting that it can draw students with a talent for team gaming.
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University: Military helped it reach enrollment record
Enrollment at Vincennes University has reached an all-time high, and officials credit military members with helping.
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Bill would help vets complete STEM studies
Students who use the Post-9/11 GI Bill would receive an extra nine months of benefits if they pursue a degree in one of the STEM fields, under legislation introduced this week.
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Indoor drone pavilion for college’s UAS program
An indoor pavilion will allow students to fly drones without having to deal with weather issues or Federal Aviation Administration restrictions on flying them outdoors.
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First master sergeant board set for May 2015
Airmen up for promotion to master sergeant will face a board in May.
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Iraq native joins U.S. Air Force, earns citizenship
Theo Shakir watched U.S. troops take his neighborhood in the battle for Baghdad. A decade later, he joined the USAF.
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Union steps up to finish home for disabled veteran
The union boys are coming to help save a disabled veteran and his wife from financial ruin and finish his handicapped-accessible home.
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Oklahoma colleges award more STEM degrees
More than 6,100 degrees in the STEM disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — were conferred in the last academic year at Oklahoma’s public colleges.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment picture improves in November
The up-and-down unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans dipped in November.
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La. university beefs up workforce programs
A Louisiana university will receive additional funding to train more students in nursing, computing and engineering.
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Gamer scholarships offered by Chicago university
A Chicago school is betting that it can draw students with a talent for team gaming.
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University: Military helped it reach enrollment record
Enrollment at Vincennes University has reached an all-time high, and officials credit military members with helping.
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Bill would help vets complete STEM studies
Students who use the Post-9/11 GI Bill would receive an extra nine months of benefits if they pursue a degree in one of the STEM fields, under legislation introduced this week.
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Indoor drone pavilion for college’s UAS program
An indoor pavilion will allow students to fly drones without having to deal with weather issues or Federal Aviation Administration restrictions on flying them outdoors.
-
First master sergeant board set for May 2015
Airmen up for promotion to master sergeant will face a board in May.
-
Iraq native joins U.S. Air Force, earns citizenship
Theo Shakir watched U.S. troops take his neighborhood in the battle for Baghdad. A decade later, he joined the USAF.
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Union steps up to finish home for disabled veteran
The union boys are coming to help save a disabled veteran and his wife from financial ruin and finish his handicapped-accessible home.
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Oklahoma colleges award more STEM degrees
More than 6,100 degrees in the STEM disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — were conferred in the last academic year at Oklahoma’s public colleges.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment picture improves in November
The up-and-down unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans dipped in November.
-
La. university beefs up workforce programs
A Louisiana university will receive additional funding to train more students in nursing, computing and engineering.
-
Gamer scholarships offered by Chicago university
A Chicago school is betting that it can draw students with a talent for team gaming.
-
University: Military helped it reach enrollment record
Enrollment at Vincennes University has reached an all-time high, and officials credit military members with helping.
-
Bill would help vets complete STEM studies
Students who use the Post-9/11 GI Bill would receive an extra nine months of benefits if they pursue a degree in one of the STEM fields, under legislation introduced this week.
-
Indoor drone pavilion for college’s UAS program
An indoor pavilion will allow students to fly drones without having to deal with weather issues or Federal Aviation Administration restrictions on flying them outdoors.
-
First master sergeant board set for May 2015
Airmen up for promotion to master sergeant will face a board in May.
-
Iraq native joins U.S. Air Force, earns citizenship
Theo Shakir watched U.S. troops take his neighborhood in the battle for Baghdad. A decade later, he joined the USAF.
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Union steps up to finish home for disabled veteran
The union boys are coming to help save a disabled veteran and his wife from financial ruin and finish his handicapped-accessible home.
