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📚🦉Check out this comprehensive list AER has compiled that includes scholarships for Education info for Service Members, Military Spouses, and Military Children

Once again, 2023 Orion Military Scholar and St. Andrew's School (DE) boarder, Vivian S., astounds us with her honest, authentic writing. "This journey with Orion Military Scholarships has led me to some of the best experiences of my entire life. All I ask is that any people somewhat interested in it - research it. Take that chance and see what this has to offer." Read more of Vivian's unique perspectives on Bloom Military Teens blog https://lnkd.in/eDn7EqmP 💜

Have you ever wondered how you could better serve military learners at your institution? Accepting credit for prior learning is a great first step. The ACE Military Guide is here to make it easier for you! Learn more. https://ow.ly/9ePB50SYsH4 #militarylearnersinitiative

📹#GCMC's latest video focuses on the development of a Resilience Reference Curriculum - the first-of-its-kind that supports military education.🎓 Designed to support #NATO allies and partners, this curriculum extends beyond military academies, offering valuable benefits to civilian universities as well. 👉As the Partnership for Peace Consortium (#PfPC) working group finalizes the curriculum, its potential impact on the understanding and teaching of resilience in military education institutions remains a focal point. NATO is expected to publish the resilience reference curriculum soon. Partnership for Peace Consortium

Naval Region 4 Provides Information About Sea and Islands to Students in Ninh Thuan At the event. At the conference, Naval Region 4 reporters informed and propagated the position, role, and importance of Vietnam’s seas and islands; the current situation in our country’s seas; the role of the Vietnam People’s Navy in protecting the sovereignty of the sea, islands and continental shelf of the Fatherland; viewpoints and policies of our Party and State in the struggle to protect sovereignty over seas and islands. In addition, students are also consulted and provided with additional information about the conditions and admission process to the Naval Academy; and policies for students, officers, and forces in the Navy. Students receive gifts at the event. Through propaganda activities, to raise awareness among students about their love for their homeland’s sea and islands; attract high-quality human resources to serve in the Navy, contributing to building a revolutionary, regular, elite, and modern Vietnam People’s Navy in the new era. At the same time, the conference helps students understand the standards, and procedures and orient themselves when registering to enter the Naval Academy in the upcoming entrance exam. Hai Dang The post Naval Region 4 Provides Information About Sea and Islands to Students in Ninh Thuan appeared first on Vietexplorer.com.

Have you ever wondered how you could better serve military learners at your institution? Accepting credit for prior learning is a great first step. The ACE Military Guide is here to make it easier for you! Learn more. https://ow.ly/Q5B450SVR2g #militarylearnersinitiative

Why do military-connected youth want to serve? Nearly 1 in 3 of the 2,000+ military teens we talked to in our 2023 Military Teen Experience Survey told us they want to help others, pay for future education, and gain work experience and skills. Read more about why military teens do—or don’t—plan to serve in our full report here ➡️ https://loom.ly/SkG5oOM

"Honored to interpret at the launch of a program supporting the Military College and Staff College, in the esteemed presence of the Chief of Staff, the Head of Defense University, and the Deans of Military College and Staff College. Translating in the intricate world of military jargon presented unique challenges, navigating through the precision of language in a tense yet vital environment. Grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this significant event bridging language gaps in service of a noble cause. #MilitarySupport #InterpretingChallenge #DefenseLeadership"

Today, April 16, 2024, we are celebrating Purple Up Day from Italy as we travel in support of our Military Affiliated Youth Centers across this beautiful country! Did you know that Boys & Girls Clubs of America has partnership with the Department of Defense (DOD), Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and Coast Guard to provide world-class youth development programs, training, and resources to military-affiliated Youth Centers and geographically dispersed military youth around the world? I hope you will join me in wearing purple for Purple UP! Day! The goal of Purple UP! Day is to demonstrate our support for military youth and their families, regardless of service affiliation. You might ask, “Why purple?” Purple is the traditional color that signifies the blending of all military services into a common goal or outcome.   When a military member serves, the family also serves. Military youth frequently get reassigned every few years – meaning they could attend anywhere from four to nine new schools over the course of their youth – while continually acclimating to new friends and new surroundings.     Many times, military youth are uprooted during the school year or at critical times in their lives – such as the last year of high school – or to places where English might not be the primary language. While this might sound exciting to some, it can also add to the stress of deployment as their parents defend our freedom and way of life.  The services BGCA provide to military youth both on-installation and off-installation through Mission: Youth Outreach contribute to the building of resiliency within our military kids and teens.

Did you know that the Marine Corps reserves plays a key role in casualty assistance? Click the article below to learn more about how Marine reservist aid in this process.