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U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric K. Shinseki delivered the commencement address on May 4, 2013, in the Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center. The day before, Secretary Shinseki – shown standing between the student veterans in garnet tops – spoke to a gathering of Florida State student, faculty and staff veterans. Read more... | ||
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Inaugural Capital City Veterans Consortium deemed a success
Florida State President Eric J. Barron addresses the veterans consortium. Student-veterans from Florida State University, Florida A&M University and Tallahassee Community College, along with faculty, staff and administrators, gathered at the Augustus B. Turnbull III Florida State Conference Center on March 22 for dialogue, strategy development, an exhibitor showcase and a panel discussion during the inaugural Capital City Veterans Consortium. Read Story |
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June 4 – 12
August 23
Fall Semester 2013 |
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Resources For Student VeteransFlorida State University has a wide range of tools to ensure that all of our student veterans succeed in their educational endeavors. | ||
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New Student Veterans: Information you need to get started at Florida State University. On-Campus Resources: Veterans Affairs benefit assistance, University Counseling Center, the Veterans' Specialty Clinic and more! Off-Campus Resources: Center for Women Veterans, Civilian Health and Medical Program, Florida Boots to Books, and much more! Academic Support: Advising First (Center for Exploratory Students), Academic Advisors, and the Academic Center for Excellence. Scholarships: Twelve different scholarship opportunities for veterans plus many others for military dependents and minorities. Veteran Benefits: You've earned the right to use your educational benefits and we are pleased and honored to assist you in utilizing them. Florida State University now participates in the Yellow Ribbon program. |
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2012 Year-in-Review 
Insight Into Diversity featured FSU's veterans initiatives as the cover story for its Winter 2013 edition. |
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2012 Student Veteran Film Festival | |||
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The 2012 Student Veterans Film Festival took place November 12 and featured The Invisible War, a powerful documentary that examines the issue of military sexual trauma. The Oscar-nominated film has been selected by the New York Times, Christian Science Monitor and PBS as one of the Ten Best for 2012. |
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