California State University, San Marcos Launches PAVE On Campus
Congratulations and welcome to CSU – San Marcos, a brand new PAVE campus! Check out this article to see how they’re launching PAVE at their campus.
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Four new Partner Campuses launching PAVE this term
The PAVE National Team is excited to welcome four new institutions into the program’s Partner Campus Network: California State University, San Marcos (San Marcos, CA), San Joaquin Delta College (Stockton, … Learn More
November 2021 Team Leader of the Month: Casey Mossholder, Michigan State University
From Patrick Forystek, Student Veterans Resource Center Coordinator: “Casey reached out over the summer to inquire about a position with our PAVE program. We’re in a transition process where we … Learn More
Fall 2017 Progress Report
For the Fall 2017 semester, Peer Advisors at PAVE’s 40 Partner Campuses assisted 3,714 student veterans with concerns including academics, benefits/claims, financial, relationships and mental health. Learn More
PAVE Chapter at Boise State Offers Resources for Student Veterans
Profile of PAVE at Boise State University, which was selected as a PAVE Partner Campus in 2016 (From the Boise State University Website) Read More
Student Veterans Find Success and Support at Sylvania Campus’ Veterans Resource Center
Article about the Veterans Affairs Center for Innovation (VACI) Director Patrick Littlefield visting Portland Community College – Sylvania and how PAVE and other programs there are serving student veterans (From … Learn More
Student Veteran Finds New Opportunities at Wichita State
Profile of WSU student veteran Jared Smith and how PAVE and SVA have helped him excel. (From the Wichita State University Website) Read More
PAVE Program Helps Vets Adjust to College
Profile of a PAVE at Colorado Mesa University and how it is helping student vets like Cody Kem. (From The Daily Sentinel) Read More
Paving the Way for Student Veteran Success
The PAVE program helps student veterans transition to student life at the University of Washington-Tacoma and 41 other schools. (From the Coalition of Urban Serving Universities Blog) Read More
Why Veterans’ Greatest Resources for Getting Mental Health Help Are One Another
Two U-M programs connect former service members with one another to improve individual access to mental health resources and much more. (From the University of Michigan Health System Consumer Blog) … Learn More