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Tactical Veteran: A deeper dive on landing apprenticeships
In my last column, I looked at three organizations that give veterans an opportunity to get their foot in the door of…
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Survey: 65% of vets likely to leave 1st civilian job within 2 years
Roughly two-thirds of veterans are likely to leave their first post-military job within two years because of problems…
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Colleges adapt to post-9/11 vets’ needs
Bryan Box, a 28-year-old student veteran, carries a large thermos with “SAB9491T” scribbled on its side. The inscript…
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U.S. awards $450M to link job training, employers
The Obama administration is awarding nearly a half-billion dollars to community colleges that are partnering with emp…
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Student loan default rates decline
WASHINGTON – The Education Department on Wednesday reported a drop in the percentage of people who are defaulting on…
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ACT experiments with electronic exams
Nearly 4,000 students took the ACT test on a computer this past spring, marking the first time that a national colleg…
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Navy avoids lectures to fight sexual assaults
NORFOLK, Va. – When it comes to sexual assault prevention, Navy leaders have gotten the message from their sailors: …
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New rules aim to better fill billets abroad
The Navy has streamlined overseas screening to cut processing time and limit gaps from those who fail to qualify.
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Cowpens XO canned for drunken driving
The second-in-command of the cruiser Cowpens has been fired for drunken driving, the latest sign of turmoil for the s…
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New commander takes helm at Undersea Warfare Center
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Rhode Island has a new leader.
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Tactical Veteran: A deeper dive on landing apprenticeships
In my last column, I looked at three organizations that give veterans an opportunity to get their foot in the door of…
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Survey: 65% of vets likely to leave 1st civilian job within 2 years
Roughly two-thirds of veterans are likely to leave their first post-military job within two years because of problems…
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Colleges adapt to post-9/11 vets’ needs
Bryan Box, a 28-year-old student veteran, carries a large thermos with “SAB9491T” scribbled on its side. The inscript…
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U.S. awards $450M to link job training, employers
The Obama administration is awarding nearly a half-billion dollars to community colleges that are partnering with emp…
-
Student loan default rates decline
WASHINGTON – The Education Department on Wednesday reported a drop in the percentage of people who are defaulting on…
-
ACT experiments with electronic exams
Nearly 4,000 students took the ACT test on a computer this past spring, marking the first time that a national colleg…
-
Navy avoids lectures to fight sexual assaults
NORFOLK, Va. – When it comes to sexual assault prevention, Navy leaders have gotten the message from their sailors: …
-
New rules aim to better fill billets abroad
The Navy has streamlined overseas screening to cut processing time and limit gaps from those who fail to qualify.
-
Cowpens XO canned for drunken driving
The second-in-command of the cruiser Cowpens has been fired for drunken driving, the latest sign of turmoil for the s…
-
New commander takes helm at Undersea Warfare Center
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Rhode Island has a new leader.
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Tactical Veteran: A deeper dive on landing apprenticeships
In my last column, I looked at three organizations that give veterans an opportunity to get their foot in the door of…
-
Survey: 65% of vets likely to leave 1st civilian job within 2 years
Roughly two-thirds of veterans are likely to leave their first post-military job within two years because of problems…
-
Colleges adapt to post-9/11 vets’ needs
Bryan Box, a 28-year-old student veteran, carries a large thermos with “SAB9491T” scribbled on its side. The inscript…
-
U.S. awards $450M to link job training, employers
The Obama administration is awarding nearly a half-billion dollars to community colleges that are partnering with emp…
-
Student loan default rates decline
WASHINGTON – The Education Department on Wednesday reported a drop in the percentage of people who are defaulting on…
-
ACT experiments with electronic exams
Nearly 4,000 students took the ACT test on a computer this past spring, marking the first time that a national colleg…
-
Navy avoids lectures to fight sexual assaults
NORFOLK, Va. – When it comes to sexual assault prevention, Navy leaders have gotten the message from their sailors: …
-
New rules aim to better fill billets abroad
The Navy has streamlined overseas screening to cut processing time and limit gaps from those who fail to qualify.
-
Cowpens XO canned for drunken driving
The second-in-command of the cruiser Cowpens has been fired for drunken driving, the latest sign of turmoil for the s…
-
New commander takes helm at Undersea Warfare Center
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Rhode Island has a new leader.
