Betty Moseley Brown

About Betty Moseley Brown

Dr. Betty Moseley Brown is the associate director of the Center for Women Veterans where she assists the director in advising the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) on programs and issues related to women Veterans and serves as the Lead for the Women Veterans Program. Her passion for Veterans began during her United States Marine Corps service from 1978 – 1992. Her VA career, spanning decades, began in the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) in San Diego. She served in various positions, to include a Veterans Benefits Counselor, management analyst in Compensation and Pension Service, and later working for the Associate Deputy Under Secretary for Policy and Program Management in Washington, D.C.

Women Marines honored during National Inspirational Role Models Month
Women Marines honored during National Inspirational Role Models Month

Honoring Vets, Women Veterans

Women Marines honored during National Inspirational Role Models Month

Betty Moseley Brown2017-12-05T15:16:26-05:00December 5th, 2017|

VA’s Center for Women Veterans joins the 100 Million Healthier Lives movement
VA’s Center for Women Veterans joins the 100 Million Healthier Lives movement

Health, Women Veterans

VA’s Center for Women Veterans joins the 100 Million Healthier Lives movement

Betty Moseley Brown2017-11-24T10:12:57-05:00November 24th, 2017|

Breast cancer awareness should be a year-round effort for women Veterans
Breast cancer awareness should be a year-round effort for women Veterans

Health, Women Veterans

Breast cancer awareness should be a year-round effort for women Veterans

Betty Moseley Brown2017-11-06T12:06:17-05:00November 6th, 2017|

A look at some of the VA programs MST survivors chose to help them recover
A look at some of the VA programs MST survivors chose to help them recover

Mental Health, Vets Experience, Women Veterans

A look at some of the VA programs MST survivors chose to help them recover

Betty Moseley Brown2018-03-28T19:24:56-04:00May 2nd, 2017|

VA highlighting ways to help MST survivors during Sexual Assault Awareness Month
VA highlighting ways to help MST survivors during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Mental Health, Women Veterans

VA highlighting ways to help MST survivors during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Betty Moseley Brown2017-04-19T09:41:09-04:00April 19th, 2017|

A Marine’s reflection of Women’s History Month 2017
A Marine’s reflection of Women’s History Month 2017

Honoring Vets, Women Veterans

A Marine’s reflection of Women’s History Month 2017

Betty Moseley Brown2017-04-03T13:28:56-04:00April 4th, 2017|

VA goes red for support women’s heart health
VA goes red for support women’s heart health

VSO / Partners, Women Veterans

VA goes red for support women’s heart health

Betty Moseley Brown2017-02-22T08:44:42-05:00February 21st, 2017|

Remembering a patriot: Lt. Col. Luta “Cornie” McGrath
Remembering a patriot: Lt. Col. Luta “Cornie” McGrath

Honoring Vets, Women Veterans

Remembering a patriot: Lt. Col. Luta “Cornie” McGrath

Betty Moseley Brown2017-01-10T10:45:09-05:00January 10th, 2017|

Words matter: Center for Women Veterans aims to inspire a new generation
Words matter: Center for Women Veterans aims to inspire a new generation

Honoring Vets, Vets Experience, Women Veterans

Words matter: Center for Women Veterans aims to inspire a new generation

Betty Moseley Brown2017-01-10T10:52:14-05:00December 28th, 2016|

Last updated November 20, 2024

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