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A Research Agenda for DoD Voluntary Education Programs that Supports Strategic Objectives with Evidence-Based Outcomes |
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Health Care Transition Opportunities for Service Members |
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DANTES and Credit-by-Exam: How Fully-Funded National Test Centers Help Military Students Succeed |
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Newcomers to Voluntary Education |
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Giving Student Veterans the Edge through Internships and Co-ops |
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Transitioning from the Military |
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GoArmyEd VIA – Making Smart Education and Career Choices |
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How to Serve Military and Veteran Students in Higher Education: A Comprehensive, Scalable Model of Service Provision |
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No Wrong Door: Serving Michigan's Veterans Who Served |
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Open Educational Resources: A Curriculum Transformed to Support Student Achievement |
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Quality Assurance: Tools for effective oversight of academic institutions performing services on military installations |
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Riders on the Storm |
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Strengthening the Integrity of the DoD Tuition Assistance Program Through Improved Oversight, Evaluation, and Enforcement Efforts. |
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Using Industry-related Work Tasks to Demonstrate Learning and Build Experience: An Alternative Learning Assessment |
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