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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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.
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.
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.
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.
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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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.
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.
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.
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.
LeNaya Hezel discussed why higher education is a great career option for veterans and the military-affiliated community.
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.
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.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
Colleges can implement several proactive measures to help military spouses have the necessary resources to thrive in higher education and beyond.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
Institutions should look for high-demand careers in their community and consider how their campus can provide innovative career opportunities for their student veterans.
What is MyCAA and how can it benefit military spouses pursuing education?
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.
Check out some suggestions for promoting college fit for military students and their families at your institution beyond campus, cost, and curriculum.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
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.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
Do veterans’ educational benefits expire? In some cases, yes.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
Navigating education benefits can be tricky for student veterans. School certifying officials are vital in this process, and others on campus can help.
To better support this population, leadership can focus on deployment policies, drill obligation policies, and education support policies.
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.
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).
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.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
Recent news and updates pertaining to higher education and the military.
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.