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What percentage of federal workers are veterans?
Overall, 30.9 percent of all federal employees in fiscal 2015 were veterans, according to the Office of Personnel Management, potentially making veterans one of the largest groups affected by the federal employee hiring freeze.
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27 study aids for student veterans — apps and gadgets for reading, notes, tests and more
If poring over a college text is making your eyes droop just thinking about it, download one of these apps before needlessly letting a single credit hour of education benefits slip away.
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Veterans: Consider using your GI Bill for a psychology degree
Although psychology has always been a career option for veterans, universities now recognize the importance of offering specialties in military or veteran psychology as part of master’s and doctoral programs.
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Montana veterans push state legislators to approve building funds
Military veterans, college students and history supporters made passionate pleas Friday to Montana lawmakers to finally approve the building projects they’ve been requesting for years.
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Marine vet out to make world’s strongest body armor
At Blake Waldrop’s south Iowa factory, quality control involves ear protection, safety glasses and a high-powered rifle.
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New psychology specialty trains grad students to work with veterans, families
The specialty track within the University of Denver’s psychology doctoral program welcomed its first class of graduate students in the fall.
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Fighting to tell its atomic tale, a wandering Cold War museum finds a new spark
Design students at the University of Colorado Boulder will tackle concepts for a new Rocky Flats Cold War Museum as a studio project.
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VA Secretary Robert McDonald’s advice to vets
Outgoing Veterans Affairs Department Secretary Robert McDonald said he looks forward to being able to “go to the pool and drink pina coladas” once his time leading the department comes to an end. But before the incoming Trump administration takes over, McDonald offered attendees of the Student Veterans of America National Conference some advice and…
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Best for Vets: Employers survey launched
Do you know of a company that does right by vets? If so, tell us, so that they can participate in the 2017 edition of Best for Vets: Employers.
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Veteran unemployment drops again in 2016
Unemployment among the newest generation of veterans fell somewhat in December after a sharp spike upward in the month before, new government data indicate.
-
What percentage of federal workers are veterans?
Overall, 30.9 percent of all federal employees in fiscal 2015 were veterans, according to the Office of Personnel Management, potentially making veterans one of the largest groups affected by the federal employee hiring freeze.
-
27 study aids for student veterans — apps and gadgets for reading, notes, tests and more
If poring over a college text is making your eyes droop just thinking about it, download one of these apps before needlessly letting a single credit hour of education benefits slip away.
-
Veterans: Consider using your GI Bill for a psychology degree
Although psychology has always been a career option for veterans, universities now recognize the importance of offering specialties in military or veteran psychology as part of master’s and doctoral programs.
-
Montana veterans push state legislators to approve building funds
Military veterans, college students and history supporters made passionate pleas Friday to Montana lawmakers to finally approve the building projects they’ve been requesting for years.
-
Marine vet out to make world’s strongest body armor
At Blake Waldrop’s south Iowa factory, quality control involves ear protection, safety glasses and a high-powered rifle.
-
New psychology specialty trains grad students to work with veterans, families
The specialty track within the University of Denver’s psychology doctoral program welcomed its first class of graduate students in the fall.
-
Fighting to tell its atomic tale, a wandering Cold War museum finds a new spark
Design students at the University of Colorado Boulder will tackle concepts for a new Rocky Flats Cold War Museum as a studio project.
-
VA Secretary Robert McDonald’s advice to vets
Outgoing Veterans Affairs Department Secretary Robert McDonald said he looks forward to being able to “go to the pool and drink pina coladas” once his time leading the department comes to an end. But before the incoming Trump administration takes over, McDonald offered attendees of the Student Veterans of America National Conference some advice and…
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Best for Vets: Employers survey launched
Do you know of a company that does right by vets? If so, tell us, so that they can participate in the 2017 edition of Best for Vets: Employers.
-
Veteran unemployment drops again in 2016
Unemployment among the newest generation of veterans fell somewhat in December after a sharp spike upward in the month before, new government data indicate.
-
What percentage of federal workers are veterans?
Overall, 30.9 percent of all federal employees in fiscal 2015 were veterans, according to the Office of Personnel Management, potentially making veterans one of the largest groups affected by the federal employee hiring freeze.
-
27 study aids for student veterans — apps and gadgets for reading, notes, tests and more
If poring over a college text is making your eyes droop just thinking about it, download one of these apps before needlessly letting a single credit hour of education benefits slip away.
-
Veterans: Consider using your GI Bill for a psychology degree
Although psychology has always been a career option for veterans, universities now recognize the importance of offering specialties in military or veteran psychology as part of master’s and doctoral programs.
-
Montana veterans push state legislators to approve building funds
Military veterans, college students and history supporters made passionate pleas Friday to Montana lawmakers to finally approve the building projects they’ve been requesting for years.
-
Marine vet out to make world’s strongest body armor
At Blake Waldrop’s south Iowa factory, quality control involves ear protection, safety glasses and a high-powered rifle.
-
New psychology specialty trains grad students to work with veterans, families
The specialty track within the University of Denver’s psychology doctoral program welcomed its first class of graduate students in the fall.
-
Fighting to tell its atomic tale, a wandering Cold War museum finds a new spark
Design students at the University of Colorado Boulder will tackle concepts for a new Rocky Flats Cold War Museum as a studio project.
-
VA Secretary Robert McDonald’s advice to vets
Outgoing Veterans Affairs Department Secretary Robert McDonald said he looks forward to being able to “go to the pool and drink pina coladas” once his time leading the department comes to an end. But before the incoming Trump administration takes over, McDonald offered attendees of the Student Veterans of America National Conference some advice and…
-
Best for Vets: Employers survey launched
Do you know of a company that does right by vets? If so, tell us, so that they can participate in the 2017 edition of Best for Vets: Employers.
-
Veteran unemployment drops again in 2016
Unemployment among the newest generation of veterans fell somewhat in December after a sharp spike upward in the month before, new government data indicate.
