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VetSuccess on Campus (VSOC)

VetSuccess on Campus
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is developing innovative ways to help Veterans make the transition to college life. The VetSuccess on Campus (VSOC) program aims to help Veterans, Servicemembers, and their qualified dependents succeed and thrive through a coordinated delivery of on-campus benefits assistance and counseling, leading to completion of their education and preparing them to enter the labor market in viable careers.
The VSOC program provides a VA Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor (VRC) to each VSOC school. These VRCs are called VetSuccess on Campus (VSOC) Counselors. A VA Vet Center Outreach Coordinator is also provided, and co-located on many campuses, to provide peer-to-peer counseling and referral services.
Through the VSOC program, VA is strengthening partnerships with institutions of higher learning and creating opportunities to help Veterans achieve success by providing outreach and transition services during their transition from military to college life. VSOC Counselors ensure that Veterans receive the support and assistance needed to pursue their educational and employment goals. VSOC Counselors are easily accessible on campuses, which helps to quickly resolve any problems that could potentially interfere with a Veteran's educational program, to include assisting with disability accommodations. If needed, they can also provide referrals for health services through VA Medical Centers, Community-Based Outpatient Clinics, or Vet Centers.
The program supports 104 schools across the country. These schools are served by 86 VSOC Counselors. Please see below for a list of current VSOC locations, counselors, and contact information.
VSOC Locations and VSOC Counselor Contact Information

School Name
VSOC Counselor Email Address
Regional Office

Alabama

Troy University

Arika Dolman Arika.Dolman@va.gov

Montgomery (322)

University of Alabama
Raymond G. Murphy Department Of Veterans Affairs Medical Center | VA New Mexico Health Care | Veterans Affairs
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Beacon Walk-in Clinic Bldg 41, 1st floor, A wing (same hours)

If you’re struggling with a mental health problem—or just need to talk with someone—we can help. We offer treatment and support such as therapy, alternative treatments and medications when needed.
Good mental health is a vital part of your overall wellness. Our psychiatry teams offer consultation, evaluation, and treatment to help you with a range of mental and behavioral health problems, including:
Depression (including sadness and grief), anxiety (including worry and nervousness), and personality disorders
Addictive behaviors and substance abuse
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and combat-related stress disorder
Emotional issues like anger management and relationship challenges, confused thinking, memory problems, and invasive thoughts or ideas
Aggressive or self-harming behaviors
Click here to learn about your local Mental health care services

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If you’re struggling with a mental health problem—or just need to talk with someone—we can help. We offer treatment and support such as therapy, alternative treatments and medications when needed.

 Visit our office, with or without an appointment
 

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Appointments
VA offers same day mental health services for Veterans and walk-in services at our Beacon (Behavioral Health) Clinic. After hours at our ER. 

Beacon Walk-in Clinic

Behavioral Health Appointment Line

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For the next 3 steps: Scan and e-mail the forms as a .pdf document to: ng.ca.caarng.list.cn6-eaap-mailbox-access@army.mil. (If you take a picture with your phone and then convert to a .pdf, it may not be accepted as the pages are often distorted. Unfortunately, the National Guard Bureau does not allow for the downloading of documents from Google Drive or the iCloud, so if you attach the documents directly from there, they will be removed by the system. Save your forms to your desktop and then attach them to the e-mail. You can then delete them from your desktop.)
Submit a completed 2023-24 AY Statement of Understanding (.pdf)
Submit a CMD GI Bill Service Commitment Acknowledgement (.pdf) form.
Submit a completed Letter of Recommendation (.pdf) form from a former or current professor or school counselor, a current or former commander, or a civilian employer.  (This step is only for applicants who apply by April 30, 2023.) 

To be considered a Priority Applicant, you must complete all five steps of the application process by the Priority Deadline of April 30, 2023, for your application to be considered complete and considered for the Priority Board. Your “completed application date” will be the date that you complete all 5 steps. Applicants who do not submit a Letter of Recommendation but meet the other requirements will be added to the first-come, first-serve wait-list.
Applications will continue to be accepted after April 30, 2023, on a first-come, first-serve basis until all funds are exhausted or we can no longer accept applications (no later than April 30, 2024).  Applicants who will complete the first 4 steps after April 30, 2023, do not need to complete step 5.  

CMD GI Bill New Application Process
Complete the application process below to apply for the 2024-25 academic year (AY) if you did not participate in the CMD GI Bill for the 2022-23 AY or were withdrawn from the Program. The 2024-25 academic year goes from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025.
How To Apply For A Pharmacy Residency | VA Birmingham Health Care | Veterans Affairs
NMS Code: 610573Procedure:Applications must be submitted via phORCAS. Interviewed will be scheduled on evaluation of the applications. Virtual interviews may be available in case of national emergency, pandemic or physical injury. Approval for virtual interview is required. Please email courtney.lee1@va.gov to request virtual interview and reasoning. Applicants will be ranked for selection based on qualifications and personal interview. Only one position available to start on no later than July 1st.

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Not yet enrolled in VA health care?
You need to be enrolled in VA health care before you can make appointments and receive care with us.
Learn about VA health care benefits and eligibility 
Apply online, by phone, or by mail
We’ll walk you through how to get started. You can apply at your own pace, and save your application and go back to it when it’s convenient for you.
Apply online, by phone, or by mail
Apply in person
We can help answer any questions you may have. We can also accept your completed application at our patient registration office for processing.
Fill out an Application for Health Care Benefits (VA Form 10-10EZ). Bring your completed application to one of our patient registration offices.
What to bring with your health care application 
To get a faster decision on your application, bring these documents and information with you:

Copies of your DD214 or other discharge documents
Copies of any VA disability award letters you may have
Your income information from the previous calendar year, if you have a 0% VA disability rating or if you’re a non-service-connected Veteran
Copies of your current ID cards for any other types of health coverage you may have (like Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, or private health insurance)

Download VA Form 10-10 EZ

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Review copay rates for outpatient care, hospital stays, medications, and other health services.

If you’re struggling to pay your copays, learn how to request a repayment plan, debt relief, or copay exemption.

Find out how to file a dispute If you disagree with the charges or amounts on your bill. Find out how to file a dispute If you disagree with the charges or amounts on your bill.

Update your address and other information in your VA.gov profile. This will update your information across several VA benefits and services.

Last updated: February 9, 2024

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How to Apply
The Forest Service releases an annual request for applications for the Community Forest Program (CFP). The Request for Applications for Fiscal Year 2024 is now available. Applications are due to State Foresters or equivalent Tribal officials by January 12, 2024. Applications are encouraged from across the country. If you are interested in applying, contact your CFP Regional Contact. For complete information on the program and application process, see the Final Rule.
In September and October 2023, the Forest Service and the Land Trust Alliance co-hosted two informational webinars about the Fiscal Year 2024 Request for Applications.
The September webinar provided an overview of the Community Forest Program, including eligibility and program requirements, the timeline for the current application cycle, how to apply, and much more. Review the September how to apply webinar recording.
The October webinar included speakers from Kaniksu Land Trust who highlighted the Pine Street Woods Community Forest in Idaho and a presentation from the Land Trust Alliance about community-centered conservation. Review the October webinar recording for land trusts.
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Why U.S. community forests are taking root (NEW)

Community Forests: A path to prosperity and connection 

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Continued Success in the Northeastern Area Community Forest Program

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Whole Health | VA Portland Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Licensed Acupuncturist Stephanie Gregory instructs Veterans in an acupressure self-care routine for headaches. This acupressure video is not intended to replace regular medical care, or treat undiagnosed conditions. 

Acupuncturist Laurieanne Nabinger, RN, LEAMP instructs Veterans in an acupressure self-care routine for sleep. This acupressure video is not intended to replace regular medical care, or treat undiagnosed conditions.

Acupuncturist Laurieanne Nabinger, RN, LEAMP instructs Veterans in an acupressure self-care routine for neck pain. This acupressure video is not intended to replace regular medical care, or treat undiagnosed conditions.

This app is available only on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Mindfulness Coach 2.0 was developed to help Veterans, service members, and others learn how to practice mindfulness. The app provides a gradual, self-guided training program designed to help you understand and adopt a simple mindfulness practice.

 VA Portland can help you with your weight loss and health goals through weight management classes, medication and surgery. 

The best way to manage your weight is to eat smart and be physically active. MOVE!® is a national weight management program that helps Veterans lose weight, keep it off and improve their health. MOVE!® is a comprehensive lifestyle intervention that focuses on health and wellness through nutrition, physical activity, and behavior change.

Last updated: October 13, 2022

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Maneja todas las finanzas del pupilo;

Protege los ingresos y los bienes del pupilo;

Hace un inventario de todo lo que hay en el patrimonio;

Hace un plan para asegurarse de que se satisfagan las necesidades del pupilo;

Se asegura de que se paguen las facturas del pupilo;

Se asegura de que se presentan y se paguen a tiempo los impuestos;

Lleva registros financieros exactos, y

Hace informes regulares de las cuentas financieras para la corte y otras personas interesadas.

Puede solicitar convertirse en tutor temporal de un adulto cuando una persona necesite ayuda inmediata (solo en situaciones de emergencia), pero tiene que presentar, simultáneamente, la solicitud de designación de tutor testamentario (órdenes permanentes). Si es designado por la corte, tendrá la mayoría de los mismos deberes y poderes que tiene un tutor permanente. Un tutor temporal de adulto durará un periodo de tiempo específico, hasta que usted u otra persona pueda ser designada tutor permanente.
Formularios para iniciar una tutela de adulto
Abajo se indican los formularios necesarios para obtener una designación como tutor de adulto. Puede verlos/descargarlos aquí. También puede resultarle útil descargar el Manual para tutores de adultos (en inglés), que contiene mucha información útil.
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2001 Budget Analysis: P&I, Part 5b
mathematics jumped from 26 percent in fall 1991 to almost 40 percent in fall 1992. From 1992 to 1998, the unpreparedness rate
continued to climb, reaching 54 percent in fall 1998. The rate of unpreparedness fell in 1999 to 48 percent of entering freshmen
(when the CSU allowed students for the first time to use calculators while taking the test). In fall 2000, the rate dropped further to
45 percent.
In total, more than two-thirds of regularly admitted first-time freshmen failed at least one of CSU's entry-level placement tests.
Approximately one-third of regularly admitted first-time freshmen failed both placement tests.
Unpreparedness Rates Vary Considerably Across CSU Campuses. Figure 3 shows for each CSU campus the percentage of
regularly admitted first-time freshmen that failed to demonstrate proficiency in writing and/or mathematics. At CSU Dominguez Hills
and CSU Los Angeles—the campuses with the highest proportions of unprepared students—more than 90 percent of regularly
admitted first-time freshmen were unprepared for college-level work. By comparison, approximately 25 percent of regularly
admitted first-time freshmen at CSU San Luis Obispo were unprepared for college-level work.

Almost All Specially Admitted Students Arrive Unprepared for College-Level Courses. A significant percentage of new
freshmen at CSU do not meet the university's minimum admission standards. In 1999-00, for example, CSU admitted a total of
9.2 percent of first-time freshmen "by exception." The CSU does not record the proportion of these specially admitted students
who are unprepared for college-level studies, but it indicates almost all specially admitted students are unprepared. Data provided
by CSU Sacramento support this assertion. In fall 1998, 17 percent of first-time freshmen entering CSU Sacramento did not meet
the regular admission criteria. Of these students, 91 percent were unprepared for college-level writing or mathematics.
Unpreparedness Has Remained Relatively Constant at UC