Artificial intelligence has reshaped nearly every industry, and hiring is no exception. A chief analytics officer shares a cautionary tale for job seekers: "AI should enhance human originality, not erase it."
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Understanding that accountability extends beyond the realm of punitive measures to become a catalyst for success can truly empower veteran students on their educational journeys. Check out this checklist of accountability measures you can apply.
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Limited budgets often prevent higher education professionals from attending conferences, even when the opportunity would be valuable. Consider these strategies for advocating to attend when funding is tight.
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Month-by month we've gathered the best articles of 2025. This is your chance to revisit the year's most impactful stories and must-reads from HigherEdMilitary.
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How can community colleges better prepare students looking to become military officers? The answer lies in setting up an education and career path sooner.
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In this Ask the Expert episode, Kathleen Hermacinski shares why she prefers the idea of work-life "harmony" over "balance" and explains how candidates can use targeted questions, nonverbal cues, and the hiring process itself to understand what an institution's work-life expectations truly look like.
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Whether you are a mid-level leader finding your way or a supervisor supporting these critical team members, discover practical guidance on leadership, success, and well-being.
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Veterans aspiring for career advancement in higher education could benefit from the Tuck Next Step program.
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Few professionals in higher education arrive by following a linear career plan. Their paths are often shaped by unexpected opportunities -- and the courage to say "yes," even without knowing where they might lead.
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An inside look into the HigherEdMilitary Fellowship experience and personal testimonials from previous fellows.
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What does it mean to have a successful job search in higher education? Take a look at Bruce Feiler's four rules for success and how they apply to higher ed professionals.
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How has your campus created consistency for your student veterans? What have your faculty and staff learned from times of great consistency, or inconsistency, in student veteran programming?
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In this special Veterans Day compilation, producer Mike Walker revisits conversations with veterans and service members working and learning across higher education. The episode highlights how their leadership and resilience strengthen campus communities and how institutions can transform gratitude into sustained support. Listeners hear reflections on service, transition, and belonging that underscore higher education's ongoing role in honoring those who have served.
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A powerful narrative that explores the fumbles, opportunities, and cultural shifts veterans face when transitioning from military service to careers in higher education. Through personal experience, it highlights resilience, adaptability, and the unique strengths veterans bring to academic institutions.
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Understanding the difference between the promotable and non-promotable tasks, and learning to navigate them strategically, can mean the difference between steady progress and career stagnation.
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Set a bold goal in 2026 that exceeds your institution's military-friendly student veteran focus and enhance your campus community by employing veterans as part of your workforce.
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Beyond traditional efforts to recognize and thank veterans this one day of the year, perhaps a grander gesture that makes a real impact for your organization and veterans could be considered. Set a bold goal this year that exceeds your institution's student veteran focus and enhance your workforce by employing veterans as part of your workforce.
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Oftentimes, tensions at work aren't about bad bosses or disengaged employees. They're about misalignment. That's where managing up comes in. Here are some strategies for both staff and supervisors to build stronger, more productive relationships.
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Whether you're a higher ed professional seeking support or an HR leader who can help shape policy, the summit serves as a powerful reminder to assess whether your institution's culture and policies truly meet caregivers' needs.
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If you're a recent graduate or early-career professional, this collection of articles and one podcast offers tips for resumes, interviews, and job searches, plus strategies to help you approach your next steps with confidence.
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When students report they are in the process of a PCS, what policies and practices do institutions have in place to support them? This article provides ideas on supporting your active duty service members and their dependents during this significant life event.
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It can be tempting to avoid having difficult conversations with direct reports and let seemingly small issues slide, but addressing them is essential -- both for the employee and the institution's success -- and often the kindest thing you can do.
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Alumni are a powerful asset whose value goes beyond financial contributions. Explore how you can engage alumni to support current graduate students, ways to foster meaningful participation, and additional benefits these connections create for institutions.
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Summer and winter bridge programs allow students to rehearse going to class, studying, and their time management skills. These programs have been particularly beneficial for student veterans returning to a civilian classroom setting.
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In HigherEdJobs' recent Careers & Coffee, we explored how association involvement can move your career forward. Panelists from CUPA-HR, CASE, and CIC shared how volunteering, networking, and stepping into leadership roles can strengthen your skills, expand your community, and add meaning to the work that you do every day.
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Your CV and cover letter should work hand in hand, each tailored to the specific role you're applying for. Yes, it's more work, but this extra effort will help you tell a more compelling story about why you're the best person for the role.
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The growing presence of women veterans in higher education means campuses need to develop dedicated services and support. Learn which institutions are leading the way.
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For many students and families, the words "Office of Financial Aid" signal anxiety and bureaucracy. The name also fails to reflect the full scope of services offered. A thought leader explores the importance of renaming the office and reshaping its narrative.
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A seasoned higher ed professional shares his experience with a hostile interview and highlights important lessons for candidates to keep in mind.
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Are you interested in securing grant funding for your veteran programming but aren't sure where to start? Check out these steps for writing a grant proposal that break up the process into manageable tasks.
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Learn how and why your campus should implement storytelling programming for military-affiliated and first responder students.
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After serving over three decades in the U.S. Army, including time as the Army Chief of Staff, Eisenhower was selected as the President of Columbia University. Consider these lessons from his higher education tenure for your own career.
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From fitness programs to national leadership, campus recreation connects students to well-being and community. In this Higher Ed Careers interview, discover how inclusive programming and professional associations strengthen the student experience and shape rewarding careers in higher education.
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In a recent episode of the HigherEdJobs Podcast, a retired U.S. Army colonel turned associate athletic director shares how military experience translates to higher education -- and offers advice for veterans and job seekers looking to build careers in college athletics.
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In honor of the annual CUPA-HR 2025 conference, we have compiled a list of articles that aim to help higher education human resources professionals better serve and understand military-affiliated job seekers.
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When a military spouse comes into your office looking for scholarship and career path opportunities, do you have a list of those opportunities ready to go? This article highlights military spouse scholarships and career parth considerations for military spouse students.
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HigherEdMilitary enourages transitioning service members to consider civilian careers in higher education as their next profession and aims to provide career advice and stories from those who have followed similar career paths. Join us in welcoming Robert A. Scott, admissions counselor turned college president, as we learn about his military and higher education career.
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Resigning doesn't necessarily mean that you have to reveal every detail about your future. This podcast episode explores how to keep your departure professional, protect important relationships, and maintain privacy while moving into your next chapter.
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Did you know each institution has a variety of opportunities for students, faculty, staff and its community partners to get involved with their municipalities?
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Choosing a career can be broken into a few steps. Consider 1) the lifestyle you want, 2) the tasks you want to do, and 3) what community you want to join.
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The HigherEdJobs Podcast returns for Season 5 with fresh conversations about the realities of higher education careers, offering candid insights, practical advice, and expert guidance for professionals navigating today's workplace.
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The colleges that are setting the bar for what it means to be military inclusive tend to excel in these three things: commitment, good standing, and results.
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Recommending -- or even requiring -- the book "Embrace Your Freedom" would be a wise choice for any institution committed to helping students understand the purpose and potential of their college experience.
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Eisenhower's Columbia University presidency is usually overshadowed by his other career hallmarks, but there is much that can be learned from his tenure as a university president.
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Academic advisors in higher education can easily get bogged down by the A's and B's and check boxes of the profession. Here we highlight how applying Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory in the profession can achieve greater success for students and advisors.
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Are student affairs and academic affairs professionals collaborating on your campus? On the surface, these two areas may seem to have little in common; however, they share some goals. Here's a look at how to unite these two areas to better serve students.
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Colleges can support women student veterans by implementing strategies that address academic achievement, career preparation, health and wellness, and financial and social needs. To effectively support women student veterans on your campus, consider the following strategies for enhancing online engagement and support.
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Online outreach professionals support access, enrollment, and student success in virtual learning environments. In this Higher Ed Careers interview, learn how empathy, strategy, and lived experience shape impactful careers in online higher education.
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Interested in the role of a veterans services coordinator in higher education? Check out what 'a day in the life' of the profession looks like.
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Higher education institutions can leverage the WOTC by hiring prospective target populations, providing support within their workforce development programs, or partnerships, and expanding inclusivity.
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Awarding credit for military learning is not a concession. It is a commitment to honoring diverse learning paths and building a more inclusive, forward-thinking education system.
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Collaborative efforts between honors college programs and military-affiliated departments are important for increasing the number of student veterans enrolled in honors college. A current honors college student veteran shares his perspective on how the program adds value to his higher ed experience.
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Skills-based hiring is on the rise, which means professionals need to consider upskilling and reskilling throughout their careers. When you're already working full-time, how can you engage in this type of development?
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Negotiation goes beyond a salary that is commensurate with your experience. Here are some common things you may want to consider negotiating for in your offer.
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FourBlock works with higher education institutions to support career readiness for military-affiliated students. Hear from their founder and president, Michael Abrams, in this interview.
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Institutions are uniquely positioned to help student veterans identify and engage in volunteer work that complements their transition from military service.
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HBCUs should consider enhancing their online presence and student support models to meet the evolving needs of the active-duty military population.
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Higher education institutions play a crucial role in administering military education benefits, yet they are often equipped with inadequate tools to do so efficiently. Learn more about modernization in student information systems.
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Learn about AERA and reasons to consider sharing your military-affiliated work and research at AERA's 2026 Annual Meeting.
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Instructors can engage in a variety of practices to support military-affiliated students in their online classrooms. Check out what you missed during this Careers and Coffee session!
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Whether you're negotiating the salary and benefits for a new position or bargaining for a higher salary or additional responsibilities in a current job, consider this guidance for assessing your side of the negotiation.
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Learn how ACT Now can play a role in career readiness for veterans and military spouses on your campus.
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Providing the tools, knowledge, and related resources for those at risk of homelessness will help academia honor the sacrifices student veterans have made, empowering them with the needed stability to pursue their lifelong dreams.
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Chris Gregory and Erin Reifsteck (UNCG) have implemented a first of its kind faculty fellow role on their campus. The two share more about their military-affiliated services, their lessons learned, and advice for other institutions.
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For veterans aspiring to leadership roles in higher education, such as director or dean positions, a strategic and well-defined plan is paramount.
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A new report from WittKieffer offers insight for colleges and universities to better support their current enrollment departments, retain talent, and ultimately ensure operational effectiveness in the event of staff changes.
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Decision-making structures in higher education are often intricate and sometimes unclear, especially if you're new to an institution or in your early career. Here, we explore some suggestions for entering and engaging with shared governance thoughtfully.
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One job search coach is encouraging job seekers to instead call themselves job shoppers, but it goes beyond semantics. Here's a look at how she believes job seekers and job shoppers differ and how "shopping" can serve you better.
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Consider these strategies for personal renewal and well-being for our student veterans and their families (or yourself!) this summer.
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Veterans should tell their educational story to prospective employers to help them successfully pursue employment opportunities.
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The use of time management techniques, schedules, and task prioritization that accompany higher education can be an adjustment. Some student veterans transition into managing their time in higher ed with ease, and others struggle to balance the time commitments. Consider these tools to help your student veterans.
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When 30% of all veterans live in rural areas, why do large research gaps exist in academic scholarship for rural veterans?
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Dr. Marshall W. Thomas, director of veterans affairs at the California State University Office of the Chancellor, is the recipient of the 2025 HigherEdMilitary Spotlight Award.
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Student veteran women may face more challenges to receiving healthcare than their traditional college student peers. Consider these facilitators for creating more accessible women's healthcare on your campus.
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Does your state offer the opportunity to become a Purple Star Institution? Learn how some states are building supports and inclusive campus cultures for military-affiliated students.
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How can we implement the SMEAC model (Situation, Mission, Execution, Administration/Logistics, and Command/Signal) for our students when it comes to college-readiness? Check out these ideas!
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There are some barriers for ROTC Cadets, Reserve, and National Guard students on campus. Consider these 3 steps to start building connections and breaking down barriers for these students.
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Marriage and family therapists (MFTs) are no strangers to college and university settings. See how MFTs can be an asset to your team and department beyond mental heatlh services.
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All veterans possess three skills sets that advantage them in comparison to many other job seekers.
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Balancing motherhood with a professional career often feels like walking a tightrope. If you are having difficulty achieving balance, consider these five strategies to juggle the demands of motherhood and a professional career effectively.
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Learn more about the 2025 HigherEdMilitary Spotlight Award Nominees.
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Whether they are headed to the workforce or onto further education, help your veterans that are graduating soon craft their exit strategy.
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Learn about the importance of humor in veteran narratives and how one organization is building connection through humor within the military community.
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Does your institution partner with the VA to provide the VITAL Program? If not, learn more about to get involved and expand your military-affiliated services.
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Why do student veterans need funding beyond the GI Bill®? Learn more about the limitations of the GI Bill® and how institutions can play a part in helping military-affiliated students navigate the financial costs of higher education.
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What is the purpose of college beyond academics for service members? How can higher education build upon the skills of respect, responsibility, and accountability that service members learn in the military?
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Online education programs provide flexible learning experiences for military spouses and adult learners. Check out these tips for creating supportive learning environments in your online course.
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In episodes 75 and 76 of the HigherEdJobs Podcast, a panel of military-affiliated students from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas share their stories and discuss how institutions can create a sense of belonging and help this population succeed.
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Learn more about how University Affiliated Research Centers support national security efforts and research efforts on campuses across the country.
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Flipping your job search inside out and breadcrumbing people may sound peculiar and messy, but together, these tactics will help set you up for success when you eventually apply for a position.
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Though the rate of voluntary turnover among higher education professionals is improving, it is still higher than pre-pandemic levels. Here's a look at some possible strategies to improve your retention of faculty and staff.
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Check what you missed at our last Careers and Coffee session and register to join us next time!
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As more colleges and universities adopt CBE programs, check out the benefits of military-focused CBE programs and their importance in the military community.
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How have your helped your student veterans recognize the value of honors college on your campus?
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When is it not a good time to step out of your comfort zone? Consider how discovering and embracing your strengths and limitations can lead to greater career success.
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From the precise planning of military operations to orchestrating campus-wide initiatives, veterans are discovering that their military expertise isn't just relevant in higher education—it's a game-changer.
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In an age when colleges and universities face increased public scrutiny and a demand for career preparation, here's a broad look at seven ways schools are better preparing students for the job market.
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How can military veterans help alleviate leadership challenges in higher education?
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A group of current and former HBCU presidents share why these institutions are an important part of the academic landscape, the challenges and opportunities at them, and why others might consider a career at one.
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We advocate for more veteran and military-affiliated employment in higher education, but how can an institution actually start building military-affiliated employment funnels?
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Even though a job interview can feel high stakes and unnerving, the first thing you should know is that you and your interviewers are actually on the same side.
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Ever wondered what red flags to watch for from employers during an interview? HR expert Kathleen Hermacinski weighs in on this topic during a new Ask the Expert episode of the HigherEdJobs Podcast.
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Campuses that do not have structures and programming in place for their women student veterans should be advised to implement and build supports specifically for this population of students. The key takeaway is to start now.
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Grant writing is a vital tool for faculty members to obtain financial support for their teaching, research, and service projects. Learn what makes a good proposal and how you can build your grant-writing skills.
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Learn more about SVA's NATCON and some of the key takeaways from this year's conference.
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Dan Friedman, author of "From Educational Experiment to Standard Bearer," shares a detailed plan for creating courses tailored to support sophomore success and sheds light on common challenges and needs for these students.
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If there is a kindness deficit in society, can higher education be the conduit for alleviating it?
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Asynchronous courses provide the flexibility that military spouses need to successfully balance education with the demands of military life for a number of reasons.
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In honor of CCME 2025's theme "Acceleration Through Collaboration" we have compiled a list of articles that aim to help military-affiliated professionals break down silos and work across departments and teams to accelerate military-inclusive programming in higher education.
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Check out how military children can emphasize their military experience and skills throughout job applications and interviews.
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While many institutions have developed programs to support students in their first year, they must also consider how to support continuing students -- from sophomores to graduating seniors.
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Has your institution implemented these strategies to support student veterans on your campus?
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Consider these strategies for improving students' sense of community in online courses, which can ultimately increase retention.
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Institutions and job seekers should work cohesively to address the limiting factors that can prevent military-affiliated professionals from obtaining careers in higher education.
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Applications for a faculty job at a small liberal arts college should look different from applications you would send to more research-oriented institutions.
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Join us in welcoming the 2025 HigherEdMilitary Fellows!
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Job interviews can stir up a lot of anxiety, but doing some low-stakes prep work can you help build comfort with the process. Here's how to get started.
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A year after the Supreme Court banned race-based admissions, students' choices and college policies have affected a view of its impact.
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Facilitating academic persistence until graduation requires implementing differing support methods for military-affiliated students than traditional student supports. Does your campus offer these support methods?
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Here's a glance at how AI is changing the job and talent search, as well as some do's and don'ts for job seekers when it comes to using AI.
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As the year comes to a close, here's a look back at all that happened in the higher ed community through our 2024 editorial content.
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Rural-serving institutions often do not have the same access to state funding, infrastructure, and human resources as other institutions. A new initiative hopes to improve this.
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Emeritus Professor John Thelin and Andy Hibel reflect on their careers, compare notes on starting a career in academia, and discuss what has changed over the years.
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A successful search involves more than just solving an immediate problem. It's an ambition to discover a role and an institution that truly suits you.
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For higher education leaders, faculty, and staff, taking intentional action to ensure programs align with real-world needs is crucial in helping student veterans refine and lean into their military skills.
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Is your campus doing enough to serve commuter students and nurture their sense of belonging? Current and previous co-chairs of NASPA's Off-Campus and Commuter Student Services Knowledge Community share insight on how to support this population.
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Regardless of whether you're slowing down or ramping up on submitting applications during the holiday season, it's an excellent time for informational interviews.
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Discussions about military spouses pursuing a higher education career have gained sizable traction in recent years. Many of these individuals are committed to building successful careers in higher education while supporting their military partners.
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First-year seminars have long been known to foster greater student success. Dan Friedman, author of "From Educational Experiment to Standard Bearer" shares three essential ingredients.
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Professor Claire Kamp Dush discusses how to promote work accomplishments, own your authenticity, and not let rejection get the best of you during a job search.
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Rather than raising valid concerns to an employer, unhappy employees oftentimes secretly apply to other jobs and let their departure speak for itself. Here's why you should try speaking up first.
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Emotional labor is identifying others' emotions and adjusting your own in order to positively impact others. Though often "invisible," this work can be quite taxing.
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Well managed philanthropy can fund some to all of the program and scholarship needs of your student veterans. You and 'your DO' are the team that will maximize those opportunities.
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What makes effective emails? A new book, "Mailed It!," serves as a comprehensive guide to all things email.
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November is an important time to pause, assess student outcomes, and consider how we might refuel for the spring semester.
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If you're pursuing a promotion or leadership role, consider these tips for moving from daily tasks to the strategic thinking you'll be doing as you advance.
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If you are trying to start or expand your funding for student veterans on your campus, start building a partnership with a development officer and the fundraising organization on your campus.
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Conflict doesn't have to be stressful or explosive. It can be one more way to explore ideas, listen, be heard, and refine professional products while inviting more authenticity.
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Greg White, an associate professor at The College of St. Scholastica, describes his career path and discusses his experience training Ukrainian soldiers to be medics in the current war against Russia.
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As Veterans Day approaches, take time to acknowledge the veterans working on your campus and the veteran job seekers looking for employment in higher education.
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Andrea Wheeler leads the Association of Veterans Education Certifying Officials and is also a senior regulatory affairs analyst at DeVry University. Wheeler talked with us about her career path, how she first got involved with the association, and the organization's priorities in veterans' education.
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First-year seminars are an important building block for students. Valuable skills are baked into these programs -- ones that will ultimately help retain students.
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Interested in how SALUTE Veterans National Honor Society partners with your campus and military-affiliated students? Check out this feature with SALUTE's National Program Manager, Rachael Martel.
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Kathleen Hermacinski and Matt Trainum discuss listeners' questions on salary negotiations during a job search.
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How can you stay healthy in your daily work and connected to your career goals when your team is understaffed?
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How can you streamline meetings, optimize productivity, and ensure every team member has a voice?
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LeNaya Hezel discussed why higher education is a great career option for veterans and the military-affiliated community.
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While many master's theses and doctoral dissertations highlight recent military-affiliated student needs and trends, how many peer-reviewed academic research articles on military-affiliated students are actually out there?
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Do you find yourself doubling down in instances when it would be better to reverse course? It can be hard to admit you've made a poor decision, but there are consequences for doubling down.
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If you want to be successful in academia, you may want to consider the principles of "slow productivity," a term coined by author and Georgetown University computer science professor Cal Newport.
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Courtney Swoboda talks about her student-centric approach to veteran services and how she launched a statewide coalition to help peers solve common challenges in veteran education.
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This is a difficult choice to make. Here are some things to consider about how the choice may affect your future prospects.
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Five action items to implement, continue, or resestablish on your campus for transitioning service members.
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What does it mean to be authentic at work, and how can you decide what to share with your manager and what not to?
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Student affairs professionals know that military-affiliated student success is dynamic and ever-changing. Check out these advice articles if you are building or restructuring your student success goals for military-affiliated students.
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A Center for Workforce Development dean at Roxbury Community College discusses the most sought-after workforce courses in the greater Boston area, and how he and his team identify priority training opportunities.
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Whether it is your first higher education interview or your tenth, check out these advice articles written by experts in the field to help guide your next higher ed interview.
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Creating community agreements can help set the tone for how a team will work together.
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A new survey from NASPA reveals the top priorities for leaders in student affairs this fall.
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Higher education staff/advisors should be ready to answer questions on the ROI of their programs and degrees to help military-affiliated students (and all students) make the best college fit decision that suits them.
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September is 'Update Your Resume' month. Check out our tips and tricks for resume and CV writing.
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A listener in their 50s would like to get back into college recruiting. But at their age, they feel they are getting passed over. Matt Trainum shares his advice on how this seasoned employee should apply for the role they want.
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Learn how all-female institutions can significantly impact the military landscape by nurturing and preparing women for leadership roles.
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To say that it has been a trying year for financial aid offices across the country is an understatement.
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With a college fit toolkit, military-affiliated students can put their best foot forward in higher education from the beginning of the admissions process. Higher education professionals should also be prepared to answer these questions, and more, when military-affiliated students inquire.
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Columbia University's R.J. Jenkins said that when he's experienced imposter feelings, he pushed himself outside his comfort zone, tried something new, and took a risk.
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As the fall semester approaches, we have put together a compilation for faculty looking for best practices in supporting military-affiliated students in their classrooms.
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Candidates often make the mistake of rehearsing their answers for interviews. Instead, try working on these five tone-enhancing approaches.
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With the right practices, discussion boards can be lively, interesting, and conversational spaces for your students.
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How is your institution addressing the needs of female veterans on campus and after graduation?
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Two Hostos Community College/CUNY administrators share an inside look at how the institution is supporting faculty members in addressing students' use of AI.
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In just a few weeks, fall semesters across the nation will start beginning left and right. Here we share some ways to soak up the last few weeks of summer and prepare for being back to work with a buzzing campus.
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When you're overwhelmed and seeking a more sustainable work-life balance, you'll likely need to speak with your boss. Consider these tips for getting your point across in this challenging conversation.
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Understanding how institutional culture and climate are different and how they impact the employee experience can help you assess your fit in your role and at your institution. Here's what you need to know.
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Have you checked in with the women student veterans on your campus lately and identified areas you can implement further support?
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Job interviews are multilayered sensory experiences, which can make them feel especially daunting when you're a neurodivergent job seeker. Consider these tips as you prepare.
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Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
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Barker Fariss, executive director of the Center for Environmental Management on Military Lands at Colorado State University, talks about their work with organizations including the U.S. Department of Defense, what he enjoys most about working on a college campus, and a priority to diversify the workforce.
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Colleges can implement several proactive measures to help military spouses have the necessary resources to thrive in higher education and beyond.
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There is no shortage of information and advice available about building and enjoying one's career. However, not all of it is helpful or true.
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How are colleges and universities supposed to improve employee retention when they continue to ask employees to do more with less? A simple "Thank you" might help.
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Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
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Careers in higher education prove to be a good fit for military spouses, read more and learn why.
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College students should consider careers in higher education -- here's why it's an ideal industry for new grads and what they need to know.
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The HigherEdJobs editorial team talked with hosts Andy Hibel and Kelly Cherwin about managing an illness, supporting a family member, and caring for children while working, among other topics.
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Institutions should look for high-demand careers in their community and consider how their campus can provide innovative career opportunities for their student veterans.
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From preparing your resume and cover letter to ensuring you are applying for positions that you are qualified for, the dean of education at St. John's University in New York highlights key points to easily apply for jobs in higher education.
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Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
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For admissions staff and student success professionals, identifying veterans who might benefit from alternative pathways before diving into higher education can make a significant difference in their success and well-being.
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Colleges are hard at work preparing for their Juneteenth celebrations.
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HigherEdMilitary is excited to announce the recipient of the 2024 HigherEdMilitary Spotlight Award - Courtney Swoboda! Learn more about Swoboda's dedication and contribution to the military-affiliated community in higher ed.
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While applying for jobs requires some self-promotion, exactly how much hype should you bring to your application materials or interview?
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Most of us have to work during difficult stretches in our lives, which means we can't navigate them as privately or as independently as we'd like. But there are benefits to managing stressful times in the comfort of our professional communities.
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Though diversity statements may be falling by the wayside, it seems that DEI remains a top priority in higher education.
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Leaders at Rowan University have moved away from a Western medicine approach to help their students optimize their lives.
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The Summer Olympics are just weeks away. It's doubtful that any serious competitors are just now starting to train. The same thinking should apply to your academic job search.
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Veterans bring a diverse set of skills to the table that make them well-suited for leadership positions in higher education.
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What is MyCAA and how can it benefit military spouses pursuing education?
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Learn about the 2024 HigherEdMilitary Spotlight Award nominees.
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HigherEdJobs recently spoke with three college leaders to learn more about how they define well-being and what programs they've implemented on their campuses.
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Higher ed faculty, leaders and staff shared their unique approaches to self-care during a webinar sponsored by the Association of College and University Educators Commons.
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Check out these five advice articles if you are looking to better serve your women veterans on campus.
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In a recent analysis, CUPA-HR found that voluntary turnover rates for faculty and staff trended downward for the first time in three years.
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A team of researchers shares findings from The Staff Thriving Quotient, which measures the degree to which university staff feel meaningfully engaged, energized, productive, and supported in their roles.
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If you have not explored this opportunity for your military-connected students, consider these lessons learned from the Veterans Education and Transition Services (VETS) team at University of Arizona.
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Adrianna Kezar, director of the Pullias Center for Higher Education at the University of Southern California, highlights changing faculty trends in the U.S. and talks about the Delphi Award, which recognizes institutions that have created innovative ways to support part-time or contingent faculty.
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Chris Lee provides insight on open-ended applicant pools at universities. He said how long an institution keeps job applications depends on several factors.
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Aren’t all college institutions friendly and in the frame of mind of fostering an inclusive environment? What are some ways that institutions can and should signal to prospective military-affiliated students that they are in fact “friendly?”
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Effective, sustained, civil conversation on issues for which we disagree involves skill, character, focus, intention, and practice.
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Check out why and how you can start incorporating practical storytelling opportunities into your miltiary-affiliated programming, events, and courses.
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Yi Hao and Mallory Neil offer advice when applying for a full-time professor role at an institution.
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Readers recently shared the best career advice they received at the start of their career in higher education.
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Cultural competency within veteran services is being acknowledged more than ever as a fundamental aspect of delivering proper support and resources to minority veterans.
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Higher education professionals may be susceptible to compassion fatigue, especially those working in student affairs. Learn some ways to identify and address compassion fatigue.
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Every higher education institution structures their military-affiliated services differently. Learn how Austin Peay State University reorganized all their services and staffing under one division.
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Job seekers benefit from using data on their resumes in terms of their self-confidence and interview preparation.
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Is your institution using technology for content delivery, community builiding, and as additional support for military learners? Considering and answering these questions at your institution could help guide your non-traditional and military learner inclusivity efforts.
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Take some time to put together a strategic approach for military children so that when you receive an email that says, “Help, my TRICARE eligibility is lapsing!” you are prepared and able to serve them with your best foot forward.
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While Trauma Informed Teaching and Learning (TITL) is good for veterans, it is beneficial for all students. Learn how you can implement the 7 principles in your classroom.
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As we end celebrating Women's History Month, let us take a moment to honor the invaluable contribution that women veterans provide in higher education.
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There is no lack of passion in supporting the student veteran and military connected communities from our higher education professionals, but many are seeking more support.
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Check out these higher education career paths that are not teaching roles and match MOS skills earned in the military.
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Conflict with a colleague often escalates when relying on technology like texting and emailing. Explore why and how face-to-face communication can be more productive.
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Check out some suggestions for promoting college fit for military students and their families at your institution beyond campus, cost, and curriculum.
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What does a strategic approach to evaluating service member applications look like on your campus? If your institution has not implemented a strategic approach for reviewing service members’ applications, check out some considerations for developing one.
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Military-affiliated students may not be aware of the protections that Title IX provides because Title IX does not operate in the military.
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Looking for your next role? Consider these tips for engaging in an AI-powered job search that will get you noticed by employers in the right way.
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Check out five things to consider when teaching a student veteran.
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Check out four things to consider when deliberating on which veterans service organizations you want to work with on your campus.
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The growing population of women veterans in higher education calls attention to their unique needs and challenges on college and university campuses.
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What strategies and attitudes can you employ during your early days on a new job in order to thrive?
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There are multifaceted connections between HBCUs and the military and these relationships have evolved throughout history and continue to impact both institutions.
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The higher education industry comes with its challenges, just like any industry, but it can be a soft place to land for veterans transitioning out of the service and looking for employment, community, and a higher purpose.
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A president emeritus shares how to conduct an honest and active search for your institution's next leader.
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Starting a new job soon? Feeling a bit uncertain as your start date draws near? Consider these four things you can do to lay the groundwork for success.
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This article highlights how professors, campus military veterans centers, and military leaders can support activated service members and their families enrolled in higher education.
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In this Higher Ed Careers interview, the executive director of Stanford's Distinguished Careers Institute discusses the rise of mid-life transition programs and how higher ed can help older adults plan for their next 20-30 years.
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It's important to address mental health on your campus, but you don't have to go about it alone. There are many resources for veteran wellness and mental health.
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Get a glimpse at the progress made in the higher education workforce, as well as disparities that exist, as told by the workforce surveys from the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR).
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Time management is a valuable tool that can affect students' academic performance and their stress levels. Faculty members can teach students the importance of this skill and help them hone it.
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Torrence Joseph from the Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs, State Approving Agency shares his view into 2024. Joseph highlights how SAAs and institutions can work together across the country to help student veterans and their families realize their educational goals.
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Higher education professionals are often resistant to change, but it is inevitable. Knowing how to survive and thrive in its midst is a far better approach than simply reacting emotionally.
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The HigherEdMilitary Fellowship is designed to feature and develop voices within the military-connected community in higher education.
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SkillBridge is growing in popularity in higher ed, and for good reason, however there are some convoluted logistics transitioning service members and partners need to consider.
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Some of the most compelling examples of skills that employers value come from nontraditional experience. The key is to know how to market them in your interview.
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Every day, spouses of active-duty service members attend college classes (either on-ground or virtually), earn their degrees, and take one more significant step forward toward launching a successful career.
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Through strategic internal and external partnerships, community colleges have the opportunity to create significant change in the lives of their first-generation students.
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Check out some tools that can be used to balance military commitments and academic success.
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Employers still have differing opinions on whether a cover letter is necessary. So, where does that leave candidates, especially when a cover letter is not listed as a requirement in the job posting?
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Closing out the year with these strategies in mind will help you get your advancement team off to a good start in 2024 and beyond.
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Professor Rosemarie Dombrowski explains how poetry can shape military inclusivity on any college campus.
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Get an understanding of student, staff, and faculty attitudes about mental health at your university and start addressing mental health.
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There is a longstanding debate about "intent vs. impact" when it comes to things we say and how they are perceived. The following suggestions can help both the speaker and recipient to avoid confusion about intent vs. impact.
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Have you considered organizing a veteran employee resource group (VERG) on your campus but aren't sure where to start?
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CUPA-HR speaks out in response to the Department of Labor's proposal to update the salary threshold for the "white collar" exemptions to the FLSA overtime pay requirements.
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Have you been invited for a first-round or campus interview for a faculty position? Keep these considerations in mind as you prepare.
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Military inclusive initiatives have continued to boom across industries over the last decade, and higher education is no exception. Launching January 2024, HigherEdMilitary will host a best practices series in advocating for continued development and investment in military inclusive higher education.
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If you are considering starting your own campus initiatives, but have been on the fence, follow your heart.
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When it comes to managing your career, you also can't have it all. You have to make choices or tradeoffs. According to one model, there are three areas you can focus on in your career -- which will you pick?
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First-generation students have become a highly sought-after group for colleges to recruit. While these students' needs vary significantly from those of continuing-generation students, changes to accommodate them can help everyone on campus.
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ISSUED isn’t merely a literary journal. It is a space for both the practice of narrative medicine with veterans and the products of narrative medicine by veterans.
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Today's academic job market is competitive. While salaries matter, fostering workplace belonging can also give colleges and universities an advantage in attracting talent.
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Does the ROTC on your campus get involved in larger campus initiatives? Here's why collaboration is necessary.
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The peak academic job search season is now underway. Consider these three questions as you put together your application materials.
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Do our campus events for veterans and their families need to be big and bold?
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Poetry/poetic medicine course could be the missing prescription for veterans in higher education.
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The concept of a 'whole university community' supports mental health across the entire university to include students, faculty, staff, and leaders.
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All job seekers have topics that will be difficult to discuss in an interview, and they can feel like landmines. However, with some strategic planning, you can confidently navigate these discussions.
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How can your institution contribute to cultivating a pipeline for veterans who want to attend medical school?
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If you're looking for a quick refresher as you prepare to shine in your upcoming interview, consider these 10 basic do's and don'ts.
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PreVeteran's training is ideal for universities and colleges with smaller staffs with a desire to expand and support their military-affiliated community.
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Do veterans’ educational benefits expire? In some cases, yes.
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The rigors of the job search can take a toll if you don't have a good self-care strategy. Here's what to remember as you gear up for your search.
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How can collaboration between the military, higher ed, and industry lead to student success?
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Check out episode 37 of the HigherEdJobs Podcast!
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A recent microsurvey of employers by HigherEdJobs indicated that 96% of employers still check references. Consider these best practices regarding your job references.
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On-campus interviews and conversations with hiring managers and prospective colleagues are the prime time to identify and evaluate workplace culture. Here are some signs you've found a positive one.
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Get to know these three veterans working in higher education.
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With only a short timeframe to pique an employer's interest, make sure you're choosing your words on your resume and cover letter wisely.
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Having trouble describing your military experience and skills on a civilian resume? You are not alone. Learn what you can do to improve your civilian resume.
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Knowing what questions are appropriate to ask going into an interview can be a shot in the dark. A panel of higher ed human resources professionals shares insight on what candidates can and should ask.
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Interested in learning more about Warrior Scholar Project? Hear from the CEO, a current student veteran, and a fellow about their experience with the program.
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Inclusivity for veterans in higher education is not just about acknowledging their presence but actively involving them in shaping policies and practices. It's about giving them a seat at the table.
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If you're moving into higher education administration, you need a compelling reason to share. Here are some of the top reasons for moving to administration. What's yours?
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Learn how Villanova University honors and tells the story of veteran alumni.
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In order to move from one industry to another, you likely don't need another bachelor's degree.
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Job searching can be tedious, frustrating, and even disheartening from time to time. These words of wisdom may help to inspire you and keep you motivated.
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The education life cycle includes prospectives students, matriculated students, and alumni students. Are you supporting all three?
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Community college students don't seem to be returning to in-person classes at pre-pandemic rates. Why do students continue to choose remote and hybrid courses? And does online instruction serve them well?
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Check out three initial considerations for instructors with student veterans in the classroom.
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The 2023 National Admitted Student Survey from Hanover Research provides valuable insights into students' enrollment decisions, their current perception of the value of a college education, and the types of support they need from their college during their first year.
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Are you a veteran looking for a career in higher education? Finding a trusted mentor has a variety of benefits.
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Learn about some popular resources for student veterans and mental health and some ideas to get your campus connected to outside resources.
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Many of us know what a Purple Heart is, but what is a Purple Heart University?
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Are you a transitioning service member looking for a career that provides service to others, a sense of community, and a wide variety of opportunities? See why other veterans and their family members choose to work in higher education.
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Semester breaks are great for collective restoration among higher education professionals, but it's equally important to have your own work rhythm (beyond the academic calendar) to cool down every so often.
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Congratulations to the 2023 HigherEdMilitary Spotlight Award recipient!
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As former service members transition into the civilian workplace, they will require assistance in adapting to unfamiliar professional cultures.
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When it comes time to job search, student veterans often struggle to translate the skills they acquired during service time. Here's a look at skills they may have gained that you can remind them of.
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Does your institution map out enough succession planning? Brush up on how succession planning in higher education, or lack thereof, affects student veterans.
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In this higher ed careers interview, the founder/executive director of Campus Pride discusses the challenges LGBTQ+ students face today, particularly anti-LGBTQ legislation, and shares how colleges and universities can evaluate and improve their campus climate.
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Does your learning management system offer the right features to boost success for student veterans?
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HigherEdMilitary's May Careers and Coffee focused on the unique challenges and opportunities that come with getting military-affiliated students connected to campus and community resources and advocates.
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Navigating deployment can be difficult for both student veterans and their instructors.
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Behavioral interview questions are popular because they give employers a glimpse at how candidates might handle future situations and help to gauge potential performance. Here's how you can prepare.
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Military-affiliated students often differ greatly from their civilian peers, but finding ways to close this gap can help them better integrate with campus life.
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Navigating education benefits can be tricky for student veterans. School certifying officials are vital in this process, and others on campus can help.
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This Memorial Day, here are some ways instructors can expand students' understanding of the meaningfulness of Memorial Day.
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Check out this guide for faculty members on the who, what, where, when, and why of disability services.
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HigherEdMilitary is excited to announce the launch of the HigherEdMilitary Spotlight Award, which highlights professionals doing an exceptional job supporting the military-affiliated population on campus.
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How can instructors ensure all students (veterans and civilians) may participate in a rewarding classroom environment?
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Existing scholarship does not analyze the intersection of Blackness and veteran identity, and that value won't be realized until Black veterans share their stories.
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Where does the misconception that higher education only has careers for faculty come from? We have the opportunity now to raise awareness of higher education career opportunities for veterans and their families.
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When someone identifies with one of the 'stars,' it is an important glimpse into how you can best support that student, staff member, or faculty member. Everyone on campus should know their 'stars' and what it means when someone identifies with one of them.
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While many students must balance obligations from school, work, and life, student veterans may carry additional responsibilities differing from the traditional undergraduate student.
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To better support this population, leadership can focus on deployment policies, drill obligation policies, and education support policies.
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If instructors are aware of the settings in which deployed military members operate, they can develop novel ideas to assist their students in overcoming difficulties associated with their deployment.
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While the solution to reducing academic burnout is not one-size-fits-all, these ideas can serve as a reminder for all of us in higher education as we begin another school year. How do you reduce the opportunity for burnout to take control of your studies and life?
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For June's Careers and Coffee chat, Monika Sziron led the charge with a discussion about programming for the summer and the upcoming fall semester.
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Last year President Biden signed the PAWS Act, which requires the VA to conduct a five-year pilot program to provide canine training to eligible veterans diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder. So, if you do not already see service dogs on campus, we'll likely see more accompanying our student veterans soon. Here's what to know.
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While transition can be challenging, taking the time to do just a couple writing and brainstorming exercises will prepare you for the challenge.
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This spring marks one year since HigherEdJobs launched HigherEdMilitary with the mission of fostering a support community for military-affiliated professionals in higher education. Thank you for an incredible year. We look forward to many more.
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Theresa Coomer, an Illinois Fellow for the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, shares how the opportunity of attending classes exclusively online, a great intake counselor, personal motivation, a supportive online caregiver community, and very supportive faculty helped her successfully navigated her role as both a veteran caregiver and graduate student.
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In honor of Military Family Appreciation Month, Andrew Hibel talks with Marie Burnside of Grand Valley State University about her role as a military spouse and how it influences her work in higher education. Burnside also shares insight on how colleges and universities can better serve military families.
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Ever wonder why salary ranges are often excluded from job postings? Or why you have to re-enter information in ATS systems? How about all the additional materials required for applications? Debbie Hatke, Director of Talent Acquisition at the University of Cincinnati, sheds some light on these common job seeker questions.
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This month, we not only want to recognize the sacrifices of our veterans and service members but also the unique sacrifices and challenges family members of veterans and service members face supporting their loved ones in uniform. We also want to thank those working in the nonprofit sector for their dedication and steadfastness in supporting our veterans, service members, and their families.
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Joshua R. Johnson, Veterans Outreach Coordinator at Colorado State University, shares how the University of Colorado Denver and Colorado State University are joining forces to create unique opportunities for student veterans to interact directly with veteran-specific recruiters and business professionals.
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Last month after the Association of Veterans Education Certifying Officials (AVECO) conference, HigherEdMilitary writer and engagement coordinator Jill Hinton Wolfe sat down with AVECO President Andrea Wheeler to learn more about her journey and her advice for new SCOs (School Certifying Officials).
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With the return of fall, those of us in higher education are once again welcoming new students to campus! A formal orientation is one way we enrich this process. Importantly, an effective student orientation can lay the foundation for future student success and retention. This is particularly applicable in the case of student veterans.
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In dedicated efforts to increase veteran enrollment in, and graduation from, the bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) program at The College of St. Scholastica (CSS) the veteran cohort model has been the most significant in promoting student success. The BSN program now has a 96 percent graduation rate. Pearson and White advocate that the same cohort model could be implemented in other degree programs.
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Mike Brown M.S., from Villanova University and former student veteran, shares how we can create a sense of belonging, or community, on campus where veterans not only show up but want to be there.
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Very few employers, higher education included, have set up the systems, processes, and mindsets to effectively hire veterans into the right positions. In honor of National Hire A Veteran Day (July 25), here are six ways employers make the hiring process harder on both themselves and veterans than it needs to be, and how institutions can be more veteran and military inclusive.
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College faculty will have instances in which they realize there are military veterans in their class. This article will highlight certain ideas that faculty need to be aware of in order to foster a supportive classroom environment for veterans. As with all of our articles, this is not an exhaustive list but does provide a firm foundation for faculty that are working with veterans in the classroom.
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For many student veterans, the perception is that a business degree, particularly a master’s in business administration (MBA), is the quickest way to achieve their goals. But is it?
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Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
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The skills that you’ve honed in the military leave you well-prepared for the civilian workforce. Creating a resume that highlights those skills positions you for success.
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In this month's Higher Ed Careers interview, Andrew Hibel speaks with Dr. Abby Kinch, the vice president of programs and services at Student Veterans of America. She shares her expertise on serving student veterans, honoring Military Appreciation Month on campus, and how larger diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives ultimately benefit student veterans.
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Faculty members have the unique opportunity to provide support for military-connected students. Let's talk about best practices for bolstering the educational needs of this population.
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Campus leaders must anticipate, monitor, and manage risks. They must be prepared even if a specific risk is not known in advance. A risk assessment matrix can help leaders identify and monitor risks and plan for responses should any incidents occur. The matrix will evolve over time, always a teaching tool for good governance and oversight.
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When you hear that somebody is a veteran, what comes to mind? What does the term "veteran" really mean? What does this status entail? Within the classification of "veteran," there are many layers that make this a unique group with varying backgrounds and experiences.
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Is your institution's board of trustees ready to tackle the spring semester? COVID-19 safety precautions have made the normal means of campus communications complicated and difficult. However, leaders must continue to communicate with faculty, staff, students, alumni, donors, local officials, and other stakeholders. Dr. Robert A. Scott shares some tips for doing so.
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A military veteran, with nearly 10 years of soldiering behind her, is using her own transition to student life after military service to create a new campus group.
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Why higher education institutions should report uniform metrics like graduation rates, employment outcomes, and debt-to-income ratios, to better serve not just veteran students, but all students.
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The university will receive $261,888 per year for the next five years beginning September 1.
Addressing the subculture of being a military service member, Kellin Hardin seeks to counsel veterans and stresses the importance of higher education.
The "Breakfast Circle" now the "Talking Circle" is being held online using Zoom. Every 2nd Saturday of the month. The next meeting is July 11, 2020.
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