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    Florida Governor Crist Lauds USF For Supporting Returning Veterans
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    The Governor also applauded VetsSuccess on Campus, a new, veteran-specific educational pilot program by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs at the University of South Florida. "Florida has a cherished reputation as a military and veteran friendly state, and I remain committed to continuing to make Florida’s institutions of higher learning accessible to our veterans ... I am proud of the University of South Florida for hosting today’s student veteran gathering and implementing a first-of-its-kind pilot program, VetSuccess on Campus. I am confident that good initiatives like this will assist veterans in meeting their educational goals as they acclimate to civilian life, grow their careers and care for their families." With the passing of the New GI Bill, or Post 9/11 GI Bill, federal resources are now available to help veterans meet their educational and career goals. Full Article at All American Patriots
    Florida has a cherished reputation as a military and veteran friendly state, and I remain committed to continuing to make Florida’s institutions of higher learning accessible to our veterans ... I am proud of the University of South Florida for hosting today’s student veteran gathering and implementing a first-of-its-kind pilot program, VetSuccess on Campus. I am confident that good initiatives like this will assist veterans in meeting their educational goals as they acclimate to civilian life, grow their careers and care for their families.
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