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Cooking up new ways to help veterans
Army veteran Robbie Myers went from nearly homeless to producing his own military-themed cooking show.
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Veterans are focus of grants to 11 Tennessee colleges
Eleven colleges will roll out new programs for student vets in the fall thanks to $1 million in state funding.
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Utah college will offer outdoor products degree program
Utah State University will be the only college in the nation with a bachelor’s degree program for outdoor product design.
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Marine civil affairs teams remain in high-demand post-war
Disengaged from large-scale combat and stability operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, Civil Affairs will play a critical role in what the Department of Defense terms the “New Normal” – chronic low-level engagements, an increased need to build local pa
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10 in-demand MOSs offer Marines a shot at quick promotions
Lance corporals and corporals who work in hyper-competitive jobs that are slow to promote can pick up rank quickly by making a lateral move into one of 10 in-demand specialties — including one in the infantry.
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Vets unemployment up in July, still under 7 percent
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans bounced up by more than a point in July, yet it remained below 7 percent
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New stats offer first-term infantry re-up forecast
For some first-term infantry Marines, fiscal 2016 promisoffers a significantly-better-than average chance for reenlistment, a Marine Corps Times data analysis shows.
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When transferring schools, don’t let credits get away
Students often fail to transfer credits when they move to another college, according to the U.S. Education Department.
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Vision for a new VFW: The story of Denver’s Post 1
The first VFW post in the country is also in the vanguard of a radical rethinking of the organization.
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Online learning innovations at 2 universities
Two new online learning programs are hoping to recruit students who began college careers but didn’t finish a degree.
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Cooking up new ways to help veterans
Army veteran Robbie Myers went from nearly homeless to producing his own military-themed cooking show.
-
Veterans are focus of grants to 11 Tennessee colleges
Eleven colleges will roll out new programs for student vets in the fall thanks to $1 million in state funding.
-
Utah college will offer outdoor products degree program
Utah State University will be the only college in the nation with a bachelor’s degree program for outdoor product design.
-
Marine civil affairs teams remain in high-demand post-war
Disengaged from large-scale combat and stability operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, Civil Affairs will play a critical role in what the Department of Defense terms the “New Normal” – chronic low-level engagements, an increased need to build local pa
-
10 in-demand MOSs offer Marines a shot at quick promotions
Lance corporals and corporals who work in hyper-competitive jobs that are slow to promote can pick up rank quickly by making a lateral move into one of 10 in-demand specialties — including one in the infantry.
-
Vets unemployment up in July, still under 7 percent
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans bounced up by more than a point in July, yet it remained below 7 percent
-
New stats offer first-term infantry re-up forecast
For some first-term infantry Marines, fiscal 2016 promisoffers a significantly-better-than average chance for reenlistment, a Marine Corps Times data analysis shows.
-
When transferring schools, don’t let credits get away
Students often fail to transfer credits when they move to another college, according to the U.S. Education Department.
-
Vision for a new VFW: The story of Denver’s Post 1
The first VFW post in the country is also in the vanguard of a radical rethinking of the organization.
-
Online learning innovations at 2 universities
Two new online learning programs are hoping to recruit students who began college careers but didn’t finish a degree.
-
Cooking up new ways to help veterans
Army veteran Robbie Myers went from nearly homeless to producing his own military-themed cooking show.
-
Veterans are focus of grants to 11 Tennessee colleges
Eleven colleges will roll out new programs for student vets in the fall thanks to $1 million in state funding.
-
Utah college will offer outdoor products degree program
Utah State University will be the only college in the nation with a bachelor’s degree program for outdoor product design.
-
Marine civil affairs teams remain in high-demand post-war
Disengaged from large-scale combat and stability operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, Civil Affairs will play a critical role in what the Department of Defense terms the “New Normal” – chronic low-level engagements, an increased need to build local pa
-
10 in-demand MOSs offer Marines a shot at quick promotions
Lance corporals and corporals who work in hyper-competitive jobs that are slow to promote can pick up rank quickly by making a lateral move into one of 10 in-demand specialties — including one in the infantry.
-
Vets unemployment up in July, still under 7 percent
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans bounced up by more than a point in July, yet it remained below 7 percent
-
New stats offer first-term infantry re-up forecast
For some first-term infantry Marines, fiscal 2016 promisoffers a significantly-better-than average chance for reenlistment, a Marine Corps Times data analysis shows.
-
When transferring schools, don’t let credits get away
Students often fail to transfer credits when they move to another college, according to the U.S. Education Department.
-
Vision for a new VFW: The story of Denver’s Post 1
The first VFW post in the country is also in the vanguard of a radical rethinking of the organization.
-
Online learning innovations at 2 universities
Two new online learning programs are hoping to recruit students who began college careers but didn’t finish a degree.
