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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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Marines wrap up Ebola response mission in Liberia
The first four Marine MV-22B Ospreys attached to Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force-Crisis Response Africa are en route back to Moron, Spain as the unit’s mission responding to the Ebola outbreak in Liberia draws to a close.
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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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Relieved Marine helo commander was subject of IG complaint
A complaint made to 1st MAW’s Inspector General’s Office lead to Lt. Col. Jay Moorman losing command of HMLA-367
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Head of Hawaii-based helo squadron relieved of command
The commander of a Hawaii-based helicopter squadron was relieved of command by Brig. Gen. Steven Rudder due to a loss of confidence.
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UDP Marines compete for first flight out of Japan
With their deployment coming to an end, 3/5 has competition to determine which company heads home first.
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Barrett promotes new PME requirements in open letter
As the Marine Corps prepares to require more demanding professional education from junior Marines seeking promotion, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Mike Barrett is backing the move in an open letter to all Marines.
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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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Marines wrap up Ebola response mission in Liberia
The first four Marine MV-22B Ospreys attached to Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force-Crisis Response Africa are en route back to Moron, Spain as the unit’s mission responding to the Ebola outbreak in Liberia draws to a close.
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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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Relieved Marine helo commander was subject of IG complaint
A complaint made to 1st MAW’s Inspector General’s Office lead to Lt. Col. Jay Moorman losing command of HMLA-367
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Head of Hawaii-based helo squadron relieved of command
The commander of a Hawaii-based helicopter squadron was relieved of command by Brig. Gen. Steven Rudder due to a loss of confidence.
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UDP Marines compete for first flight out of Japan
With their deployment coming to an end, 3/5 has competition to determine which company heads home first.
-
Barrett promotes new PME requirements in open letter
As the Marine Corps prepares to require more demanding professional education from junior Marines seeking promotion, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Mike Barrett is backing the move in an open letter to all Marines.
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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.
-
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.
-
Marines wrap up Ebola response mission in Liberia
The first four Marine MV-22B Ospreys attached to Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force-Crisis Response Africa are en route back to Moron, Spain as the unit’s mission responding to the Ebola outbreak in Liberia draws to a close.
-
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.
-
Relieved Marine helo commander was subject of IG complaint
A complaint made to 1st MAW’s Inspector General’s Office lead to Lt. Col. Jay Moorman losing command of HMLA-367
-
Head of Hawaii-based helo squadron relieved of command
The commander of a Hawaii-based helicopter squadron was relieved of command by Brig. Gen. Steven Rudder due to a loss of confidence.
-
UDP Marines compete for first flight out of Japan
With their deployment coming to an end, 3/5 has competition to determine which company heads home first.
-
Barrett promotes new PME requirements in open letter
As the Marine Corps prepares to require more demanding professional education from junior Marines seeking promotion, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Mike Barrett is backing the move in an open letter to all Marines.
