The Pillars of OVMAE
The work of the Office for Veteran and Military Academic Engagement focuses on three pillars: dialogue, teaching and research.
The work of the Office for Veteran and Military Academic Engagement focuses on three pillars: dialogue, teaching and research.
We will foster a supportive, inclusive community for veterans and military-affiliated students through events, networking opportunities and collaboration with the academic, military and civilian communities.
Our academic offerings — degree programs, certificates, courses — and information resources that contribute to increased understanding and knowledge about service members, veterans and their families.
We are making efforts to collaborate on research with other like-minded agencies at ASU and in the greater community, to address veteran issues such as physical and mental health, social connectedness, employment, education and homelessness.
Adam Scott, an academic success specialist in the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts at Arizona State University, met with digital audiences senior Brad Hofmann, a Veteran Affairs work-study student at ASU’s Office for Veteran and Military Academic Engagement, or OVMAE, to discuss Scott’s time in the Navy, his career and his passions.
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