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“Imagine the impact if the highest performing colleges and universities more actively recruited [troops], enrolled them and included them when building inclusive classes,” the president of Student Veterans of America said.
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New bill would ease GI Bill transfer rules for vets, military families, like never before
The bill would allow certain veterans to transfer the GI Bill — a perk reserved for troops still in uniform.
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This ‘customized’ mentorship program for veterans is now helping military spouses
An organization that has helped thousands of veterans says it is expanding to include military spouses.
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Rebootcamp Roundup: November 9
Vets fare well in the October job market, a city helps student vets avoid eviction for late GI Bill housing payments, and a Marine vet shares how his military training prepared him for a new career making children’s toys.
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How Marine Corps training prepared this veteran for a career making children’s toys
Toys created by Donald Coolidge’s company have won multiple awards and made TIME magazine’s “Best Inventions of the Year” list.
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Here’s how one company is using $500 million to help vets
Over the last seven years, Home Depot has invested millions into helping wounded, homeless and elderly veterans. Now, the nation’s largest hardware retailer is expanding its reach.
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Many student veterans risk eviction for late GI Bill payments. So this city is stepping in.
New York City announced a multi-agency effort this week to streamline emergency rent relief for those who rely on the Post-9/11 GI Bill housing stipend.
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Veteran unemployment falls across the board
The veteran unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in the past year.
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Rebootcamp Roundup: November 2
Senate stalls a bill to help student vets, hurricane victims will get pending VA appeals claims put on the fast track, and too few employers are focusing vet recruitment efforts toward college campuses.
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Rebootcamp Roundup: October 26
The annual Best for Vets: Colleges rankings are out, not many troops are opting into the military’s new retirement system, and the Wounded Warrior Project gives its innovative PTSD therapy program a $160 million boost.
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Want colleges to recruit you? Take this test!
“Imagine the impact if the highest performing colleges and universities more actively recruited [troops], enrolled them and included them when building inclusive classes,” the president of Student Veterans of America said.
-
New bill would ease GI Bill transfer rules for vets, military families, like never before
The bill would allow certain veterans to transfer the GI Bill — a perk reserved for troops still in uniform.
-
This ‘customized’ mentorship program for veterans is now helping military spouses
An organization that has helped thousands of veterans says it is expanding to include military spouses.
-
Rebootcamp Roundup: November 9
Vets fare well in the October job market, a city helps student vets avoid eviction for late GI Bill housing payments, and a Marine vet shares how his military training prepared him for a new career making children’s toys.
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How Marine Corps training prepared this veteran for a career making children’s toys
Toys created by Donald Coolidge’s company have won multiple awards and made TIME magazine’s “Best Inventions of the Year” list.
-
Here’s how one company is using $500 million to help vets
Over the last seven years, Home Depot has invested millions into helping wounded, homeless and elderly veterans. Now, the nation’s largest hardware retailer is expanding its reach.
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Many student veterans risk eviction for late GI Bill payments. So this city is stepping in.
New York City announced a multi-agency effort this week to streamline emergency rent relief for those who rely on the Post-9/11 GI Bill housing stipend.
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Veteran unemployment falls across the board
The veteran unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in the past year.
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Rebootcamp Roundup: November 2
Senate stalls a bill to help student vets, hurricane victims will get pending VA appeals claims put on the fast track, and too few employers are focusing vet recruitment efforts toward college campuses.
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Rebootcamp Roundup: October 26
The annual Best for Vets: Colleges rankings are out, not many troops are opting into the military’s new retirement system, and the Wounded Warrior Project gives its innovative PTSD therapy program a $160 million boost.
-
Want colleges to recruit you? Take this test!
“Imagine the impact if the highest performing colleges and universities more actively recruited [troops], enrolled them and included them when building inclusive classes,” the president of Student Veterans of America said.
-
New bill would ease GI Bill transfer rules for vets, military families, like never before
The bill would allow certain veterans to transfer the GI Bill — a perk reserved for troops still in uniform.
-
This ‘customized’ mentorship program for veterans is now helping military spouses
An organization that has helped thousands of veterans says it is expanding to include military spouses.
-
Rebootcamp Roundup: November 9
Vets fare well in the October job market, a city helps student vets avoid eviction for late GI Bill housing payments, and a Marine vet shares how his military training prepared him for a new career making children’s toys.
-
How Marine Corps training prepared this veteran for a career making children’s toys
Toys created by Donald Coolidge’s company have won multiple awards and made TIME magazine’s “Best Inventions of the Year” list.
-
Here’s how one company is using $500 million to help vets
Over the last seven years, Home Depot has invested millions into helping wounded, homeless and elderly veterans. Now, the nation’s largest hardware retailer is expanding its reach.
-
Many student veterans risk eviction for late GI Bill payments. So this city is stepping in.
New York City announced a multi-agency effort this week to streamline emergency rent relief for those who rely on the Post-9/11 GI Bill housing stipend.
-
Veteran unemployment falls across the board
The veteran unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in the past year.
-
Rebootcamp Roundup: November 2
Senate stalls a bill to help student vets, hurricane victims will get pending VA appeals claims put on the fast track, and too few employers are focusing vet recruitment efforts toward college campuses.
-
Rebootcamp Roundup: October 26
The annual Best for Vets: Colleges rankings are out, not many troops are opting into the military’s new retirement system, and the Wounded Warrior Project gives its innovative PTSD therapy program a $160 million boost.
