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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. 

An inside look into the HigherEdMilitary Fellowship experience and personal testimonials from previous fellows.

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.

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.

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.

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.

When 30% of all veterans live in rural areas, why do large research gaps exist in academic scholarship for rural veterans?

Learn more about how University Affiliated Research Centers support national security efforts and research efforts on campuses across the country.

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.

If there is a kindness deficit in society, can higher education be the conduit for alleviating it?

Institutions and job seekers should work cohesively to address the limiting factors that can prevent military-affiliated professionals from obtaining careers in higher education.