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With state approval pending, Ashford gets OK to keep GI Bill students
The Department of Veterans Affairs has decided not to pull GI Bill payments from Ashford University students as it awaits a court decision on the school’s appeal against the VA and California’s decision on whether the state will certify the school. The school has been in danger of losing its eligibility to accept GI Bill…
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Former airman named SVA Student Veteran of the Year
A 25-year-old Air Force veteran has won the Student Veterans of America’s highest individual honor.
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‘Call of Duty’ star Jamie Gray Hyder: ‘It takes bravery’ to be a student veteran
“Call of Duty” actress Jamie Gray Hyder has played many roles in front of the camera, but it’s who she is behind the scenes that drew her to the Student Veterans of America conference in San Antonio — with a special message for former service members.
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The Library of Congress wants you to help preserve history
At the Student Veterans of America national conference, a specialist from the Veterans History Project shared how you can help preserve veterans stories for the Library of Congress with just a few everyday tools.
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Gen. George Casey’s 6 keys to success for student veterans
Gen. George Casey, former Army Chief of Staff and now a Student Veterans of America board member, shared his six keys for success with student veterans at the organization’s national conference Jan. 6.
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Engaging LGBTQ student vets on your campus
Panelists at the Student Veterans of America national conference Friday shared their experiences during a discussion on what it’s like to be a veteran who is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer and how campuses can better engage student veterans in this group.
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‘Combat and Classics’: New podcast brings literary discussions to a military audience
A Marine veteran is mixing his military experience with his love for classical literature in a new “Combat and Classics” podcast. The podcast targets a military audience and has garnered more than 11,000 downloads since its August launch.
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Student Veterans of America turns 10
Celebrating its 10th year, Student Veterans of America has grown to the largest chapter-based student organization in the country, with 1,500 chapters in all 50 states and four countries, representing 700,000 of the 1.1 million student veterans in higher education.
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More regulation needed for ‘predatory schools’?
If the Veterans Affairs Department approves a school for GI Bill funding, does that mean it’s a good school? The answer should be yes, said Tanya Ang, policy and outreach director for the nonprofit Veterans Education Success, but it isn’t.
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5 business reasons for schools to recruit vets
Student veterans are good for business, according to panelists who presented the findings of a recent research brief at the Student Veterans of America National Conference in San Antonio Thursday.
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With state approval pending, Ashford gets OK to keep GI Bill students
The Department of Veterans Affairs has decided not to pull GI Bill payments from Ashford University students as it awaits a court decision on the school’s appeal against the VA and California’s decision on whether the state will certify the school. The school has been in danger of losing its eligibility to accept GI Bill…
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Former airman named SVA Student Veteran of the Year
A 25-year-old Air Force veteran has won the Student Veterans of America’s highest individual honor.
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‘Call of Duty’ star Jamie Gray Hyder: ‘It takes bravery’ to be a student veteran
“Call of Duty” actress Jamie Gray Hyder has played many roles in front of the camera, but it’s who she is behind the scenes that drew her to the Student Veterans of America conference in San Antonio — with a special message for former service members.
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The Library of Congress wants you to help preserve history
At the Student Veterans of America national conference, a specialist from the Veterans History Project shared how you can help preserve veterans stories for the Library of Congress with just a few everyday tools.
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Gen. George Casey’s 6 keys to success for student veterans
Gen. George Casey, former Army Chief of Staff and now a Student Veterans of America board member, shared his six keys for success with student veterans at the organization’s national conference Jan. 6.
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Engaging LGBTQ student vets on your campus
Panelists at the Student Veterans of America national conference Friday shared their experiences during a discussion on what it’s like to be a veteran who is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer and how campuses can better engage student veterans in this group.
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‘Combat and Classics’: New podcast brings literary discussions to a military audience
A Marine veteran is mixing his military experience with his love for classical literature in a new “Combat and Classics” podcast. The podcast targets a military audience and has garnered more than 11,000 downloads since its August launch.
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Student Veterans of America turns 10
Celebrating its 10th year, Student Veterans of America has grown to the largest chapter-based student organization in the country, with 1,500 chapters in all 50 states and four countries, representing 700,000 of the 1.1 million student veterans in higher education.
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More regulation needed for ‘predatory schools’?
If the Veterans Affairs Department approves a school for GI Bill funding, does that mean it’s a good school? The answer should be yes, said Tanya Ang, policy and outreach director for the nonprofit Veterans Education Success, but it isn’t.
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5 business reasons for schools to recruit vets
Student veterans are good for business, according to panelists who presented the findings of a recent research brief at the Student Veterans of America National Conference in San Antonio Thursday.
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With state approval pending, Ashford gets OK to keep GI Bill students
The Department of Veterans Affairs has decided not to pull GI Bill payments from Ashford University students as it awaits a court decision on the school’s appeal against the VA and California’s decision on whether the state will certify the school. The school has been in danger of losing its eligibility to accept GI Bill…
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Former airman named SVA Student Veteran of the Year
A 25-year-old Air Force veteran has won the Student Veterans of America’s highest individual honor.
-
‘Call of Duty’ star Jamie Gray Hyder: ‘It takes bravery’ to be a student veteran
“Call of Duty” actress Jamie Gray Hyder has played many roles in front of the camera, but it’s who she is behind the scenes that drew her to the Student Veterans of America conference in San Antonio — with a special message for former service members.
-
The Library of Congress wants you to help preserve history
At the Student Veterans of America national conference, a specialist from the Veterans History Project shared how you can help preserve veterans stories for the Library of Congress with just a few everyday tools.
-
Gen. George Casey’s 6 keys to success for student veterans
Gen. George Casey, former Army Chief of Staff and now a Student Veterans of America board member, shared his six keys for success with student veterans at the organization’s national conference Jan. 6.
-
Engaging LGBTQ student vets on your campus
Panelists at the Student Veterans of America national conference Friday shared their experiences during a discussion on what it’s like to be a veteran who is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer and how campuses can better engage student veterans in this group.
-
‘Combat and Classics’: New podcast brings literary discussions to a military audience
A Marine veteran is mixing his military experience with his love for classical literature in a new “Combat and Classics” podcast. The podcast targets a military audience and has garnered more than 11,000 downloads since its August launch.
-
Student Veterans of America turns 10
Celebrating its 10th year, Student Veterans of America has grown to the largest chapter-based student organization in the country, with 1,500 chapters in all 50 states and four countries, representing 700,000 of the 1.1 million student veterans in higher education.
-
More regulation needed for ‘predatory schools’?
If the Veterans Affairs Department approves a school for GI Bill funding, does that mean it’s a good school? The answer should be yes, said Tanya Ang, policy and outreach director for the nonprofit Veterans Education Success, but it isn’t.
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5 business reasons for schools to recruit vets
Student veterans are good for business, according to panelists who presented the findings of a recent research brief at the Student Veterans of America National Conference in San Antonio Thursday.
