2022 Symposium
About the Symposium
The Texas A&M University System Military-Affiliated Student Symposium convenes veterans, higher education administrators, state and federal officials, and others who offer services to veterans in order to share best practices and facilitate communication. The goal of the symposium is to connect local, state, and national support services for higher education institutions with student veterans and military-affiliated students. Additionally, the Symposium is an opportunity to increase communication and collaboration across the state and nation.
The theme of the 2022 symposium was “Military-Affiliated Student Success: Fostering Strategic Initiatives” and was based on the Office of Veteran & Military Services Model of Support. Below are the presentations from the symposium:
Monday
- An Update From the Texas Veterans Commission
- You Paid for WHAT? Leveraging Your (Already Existing) LMS and Forms System to Manage Veterans Benefits by Colby Dillard
- Corporate Partnerships with the Campus Veteran Office by Dr. Lisa Adams
- Turning Requirements into Opportunities: A Short Course in Assessment for Military-Connected Offices by Dr. Glenn Philips
- Strategies to Build Academic Confidence by Ryan Pavel, RJ Jenkins, Dr. Linda Euto and Robert Liu
- Enhancing Military Cultural Competency in Community-Based Educators by Rachel Brauner and Andy Crocker
Tuesday
- Building a Case for Philanthropy: Student Veterans by David Fujimoto
- Building Military Cultural Competence on Campus with Technology by R.J. Jenkins
- Veteran Readiness and Employment (CH 31) by Jimmie Rogers
- College Credit for Heroes “Capacity Building” by Blair Mosley
- College Credit for Heroes (CCH) Military Credit Award Program by Phil Hoy
- VET-SIM: A Potential Game Changing Opportunity for Student Veterans Facing Unique Challenges in Higher Education by Dr. Benjamin Dotger and Dr. Linda Euto
- Never Letting a Veteran Fall through the Cracks: Collaboration with Combined Arms by Jason Wise and John Smith
