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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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Some Marine Prowler officers will soon operate drones
When the EA-6B Prowler is retired from the fleet, electronic warfare officers will transition to unmanned aircraft.
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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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Colleges create cyber programs to fill worker demand
New cybersecurity programs are popping up across Florida, particularly in the Tampa Bay area.
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USMC’s new drawdown plan spares 3 battalions
Plans to deactivate 8th Marine Regiment have been cancelled amid a growing need for Marine Corps manpower on crisis response deployments, Marine Corps Times has learned.
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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.
-
Some Marine Prowler officers will soon operate drones
When the EA-6B Prowler is retired from the fleet, electronic warfare officers will transition to unmanned aircraft.
-
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.
-
Colleges create cyber programs to fill worker demand
New cybersecurity programs are popping up across Florida, particularly in the Tampa Bay area.
-
USMC’s new drawdown plan spares 3 battalions
Plans to deactivate 8th Marine Regiment have been cancelled amid a growing need for Marine Corps manpower on crisis response deployments, Marine Corps Times has learned.
-
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.
-
Some Marine Prowler officers will soon operate drones
When the EA-6B Prowler is retired from the fleet, electronic warfare officers will transition to unmanned aircraft.
-
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.
-
Colleges create cyber programs to fill worker demand
New cybersecurity programs are popping up across Florida, particularly in the Tampa Bay area.
-
USMC’s new drawdown plan spares 3 battalions
Plans to deactivate 8th Marine Regiment have been cancelled amid a growing need for Marine Corps manpower on crisis response deployments, Marine Corps Times has learned.
