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  • Never stop learning: Continuing education opportunities at VA

    Never stop learning: Continuing education opportunities at VA

    It’s often said you should factor in the value of [...]

  • Higher learning: Three educational programs paid for by VA

    Higher learning: Three educational programs paid for by VA

    Take a look at ways you can use VA benefits to create your own path to professional success.

  • The Post-9/11 GI Bill: It can change your life

    The Post-9/11 GI Bill: It can change your life

    For our nation’s newest generation of Veterans, there’s good news: Your service entitles you to reap all of the benefits of the Post-9/11 GI Bill.

  • Student Veterans of America Helps Veterans Look Toward the Future

    Student Veterans of America Helps Veterans Look Toward the Future

    For college students across the country, facing obstacles while pursuing [...]

  • Help with College

    Help with College

    If you think college rankings are only about who is [...]

  • College for Veterans: Part five

    College for Veterans: Part five

    In this series of five blogs, I have been talking [...]

  • College for Veterans: Part four

    College for Veterans: Part four

    In this series of blogs, I have been talking about [...]

  • College for Veterans: Part three

    College for Veterans: Part three

    In this series of blogs, I have been talking about [...]

  • College for Veterans: Part one

    College for Veterans: Part one

    In this series of blogs, I’ll be talking about colleges: [...]

  • Training for Veteran small business owners to compete for VA set-aside procurements

    Training for Veteran small business owners to compete for VA set-aside procurements

    VA offers free training to help VOSBs and SDVOBs

  • Employment: Most Veterans doing better; VA offers online assistance tools.

    Employment: Most Veterans doing better; VA offers online assistance tools.

    The November 2014 unemployment data from the Bureau of Labor [...]

  • Warriors to Workforce Program Graduates First Intern Class

    Warriors to Workforce Program Graduates First Intern Class

    t all began three years ago when Veterans from across the country began a journey with the VA Acquisition Academy (VAAA) Acquisition Internship School’s Warriors to Workforce (W2W) Program. Twenty-six Veterans decided to continue their service to America as federal acquisition professionals. Between them, they have seven Purple Hearts, two Bronze Stars, more than 190 years of military experience and represent three branches of service.

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