We want to hear your stories, tips and ideas that relate to VA – whether you’re a student, current or former employee, or anyone else with something positive to say. That’s why we’re inviting you to submit a guest post for this blog.

Here’s what we’ll need from you:

Your information
• Name
• Contact info (phone and/or email)
• Veteran status or affiliation to Veterans (if any)

Your submission
• Make sure your post is in a Microsoft Word document, is at least 200 words long, and includes a headline.
• Clearly mark any words that should be hyperlinked and provide those links in the Word doc.
• Add a short bio (optional).
• Attach a photo of yourself (a signed photo release may be required later).

Please email your submission to VAcareers@va.gov. Due to volume, we might not be able to respond to each submission. If your post is selected, we’ll contact you directly.

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