Βι¶ΉΣ³» Military Support Alliance
Veterans and Military Center
A place for camaraderie and friendship
A place for camaraderie and friendship
The Veteran and Military Center is a place on campus dedicated to supporting the transition of military-connected students through higher education, career and civic endeavors. For our students, the VMC is more than just a location. It upholds familiar traditions that many have experienced in the military, including camaraderie, respect and a sense of belonging. By demonstrating these values at its very foundation, the VMC helps students connect with others; use resources; and work towards academic, personal and professional goals while developing genuine friendships along the way.
Students benefit from spending time in the VMC and joining the Wolf Pack Veterans Club or Omega Delta Sigma because it creates accountability outside of themselves, provides an opportunity to network and gain leadership roles, and helps students stay informed about updated benefits and resource information. Veteran Services provides students with a place to be understood, valued and a part of something bigger than themselves.
“It has all of the camaraderie and community that the military has without the restrictions and division of soldiers/sailors/airmen that exist in active duty.” - Tracie
“The friends one makes and the experiences make veteran services worth being a part of.” - Brian
“The people make it worth it. It feels as if one has known these individuals for a long time. It goes beyond just school.” - Abby
“The vet center is like a support system. I keep coming back because I like the people, the atmosphere, and the friendships I’ve made.” - Vance
Centrally located on campus, the Veterans and Military Center is the perfect place to hang out and get schoolwork done between classes. We encourage students to bring classmates into the center to collaborate and succeed academically. Here you will find a free printer for student veterans, computers and snacks.
The Veterans and Military Center has been a place of community for many student veterans and family members. It's a place where we relate with others with shared experiences and create meaningful connections. The Veterans and Military Center strives to foster community by hosting events and encouraging collaboration.
The Veterans and Military Center is a knowledge hub for many opportunities to get involved on campus. We offer a variety of workshops designed to meet students' academic and personal needs, helping connect students to resources to set themselves up for life after the University.
We are staffed with knowledgeable people that will answer your questions or direct you to the right resource. Whether it is regarding VA educational benefits, navigating campus or unforeseen life challenges, we are ready to help. We are driven by student success.
We understand that hunger and low energy can arise out of nowhere. We are stocked with plenty of complimentary coffee and snacks to help you get through the day.
A critical component of student veteran success is staying connected and understanding the resources and organizations available to you on campus.
Learn more about how you can get involved at the Βι¶ΉΣ³» and connect with various groups and organizations on campus.
Omega Delta Sigma (ODS) is a national co-ed veteran and military fraternity. ODS accepts membership from students who are veterans, members of the National Guard, reserve soldiers or active-duty soldiers.
Both ASUN and GSA are committed to student success on campus. ASUN supports undergraduates, while GSA supports graduates.
Wolf Pack Vets is a student-led organization that strives to help its members succeed academically. Anyone with a background in military service is welcomed to join, including veterans, members of the National Guard, reserve soldiers, active-duty soldiers and dependents.
Veteran Services is regularly looking for student and faculty volunteers to help out with our events. We understand that individuals have different interests and availabilities, so we encourage volunteers to choose a volunteer opportunity that suits them best.
The Veteran and Military Center is located in the William N. Pennington Student Achievement Center (PSAC). The PSAC is home to countless student resource centers that are open to every member of the campus community. The student resource centers include the following: Writing Center, Math Center, Tutoring Center, Βι¶ΉΣ³» Career Studio, Advising Center, Veteran and Military Center, Disabilities Resource Center, Counseling Services, Trio & McNair Scholars, and reflection and mediation. In addition, there are plenty of places to collaborate and study. There are hundreds of computers spread across different computer labs.