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Helping corpsmen, medics land civilian health jobs
Medics and corpsmen who served in Iraq and Afghanistan find that state-based credentialing and licensing requirements are inconsistent and don’t necessarily take the troops’ vast experience into account.
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Air marshals have to be smart, fit and good shooters
The Transportation Security Administration says it plans a hiring wave in the near future.
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Report: Few colleges require Shakespeare
The Naval Academy is among four top colleges that requires English majors to study the Bard in depth.
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Anonymous grant helps vets finish school
A new program offers a $7,500 living stipend to low-income, underemployed veterans
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Administrator credits West Point experience
Laura Vidler says the 12 years she spent teaching Spanish to cadets helped her acquire leadership skills instilled by the academy.
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Corinthian to close 28 campuses
The company said it was working with other schools to help students continue their education.
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CAP season, for enlisted spot promotions, opens July 1
The Command Advancement Program, which allows COs to spot advance worthy sailors to E-4, E-5 and E-6, begins July 1.
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BYOB: It’s brew your own beer at colleges
A small but growing number of colleges are instructing students how to produce high-quality craft beers.
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Bill would waive tuition for guardsmen
Members of the Maine National Guard would receive a 100 percent tuition waiver under legislation being considered this session.
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‘Veterans seal of approval’ for colleges
The measure would create a “Governor’s Military and Veteran Friendly Campus” designation for schools.
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Helping corpsmen, medics land civilian health jobs
Medics and corpsmen who served in Iraq and Afghanistan find that state-based credentialing and licensing requirements are inconsistent and don’t necessarily take the troops’ vast experience into account.
-
Air marshals have to be smart, fit and good shooters
The Transportation Security Administration says it plans a hiring wave in the near future.
-
Report: Few colleges require Shakespeare
The Naval Academy is among four top colleges that requires English majors to study the Bard in depth.
-
Anonymous grant helps vets finish school
A new program offers a $7,500 living stipend to low-income, underemployed veterans
-
Administrator credits West Point experience
Laura Vidler says the 12 years she spent teaching Spanish to cadets helped her acquire leadership skills instilled by the academy.
-
Corinthian to close 28 campuses
The company said it was working with other schools to help students continue their education.
-
CAP season, for enlisted spot promotions, opens July 1
The Command Advancement Program, which allows COs to spot advance worthy sailors to E-4, E-5 and E-6, begins July 1.
-
BYOB: It’s brew your own beer at colleges
A small but growing number of colleges are instructing students how to produce high-quality craft beers.
-
Bill would waive tuition for guardsmen
Members of the Maine National Guard would receive a 100 percent tuition waiver under legislation being considered this session.
-
‘Veterans seal of approval’ for colleges
The measure would create a “Governor’s Military and Veteran Friendly Campus” designation for schools.
-
Helping corpsmen, medics land civilian health jobs
Medics and corpsmen who served in Iraq and Afghanistan find that state-based credentialing and licensing requirements are inconsistent and don’t necessarily take the troops’ vast experience into account.
-
Air marshals have to be smart, fit and good shooters
The Transportation Security Administration says it plans a hiring wave in the near future.
-
Report: Few colleges require Shakespeare
The Naval Academy is among four top colleges that requires English majors to study the Bard in depth.
-
Anonymous grant helps vets finish school
A new program offers a $7,500 living stipend to low-income, underemployed veterans
-
Administrator credits West Point experience
Laura Vidler says the 12 years she spent teaching Spanish to cadets helped her acquire leadership skills instilled by the academy.
-
Corinthian to close 28 campuses
The company said it was working with other schools to help students continue their education.
-
CAP season, for enlisted spot promotions, opens July 1
The Command Advancement Program, which allows COs to spot advance worthy sailors to E-4, E-5 and E-6, begins July 1.
-
BYOB: It’s brew your own beer at colleges
A small but growing number of colleges are instructing students how to produce high-quality craft beers.
-
Bill would waive tuition for guardsmen
Members of the Maine National Guard would receive a 100 percent tuition waiver under legislation being considered this session.
-
‘Veterans seal of approval’ for colleges
The measure would create a “Governor’s Military and Veteran Friendly Campus” designation for schools.
