The CVMF will be hosting different Veterans Service Organizations (VSO) during the week of Sept 12-15. Please make plans to stop down and take advantage of what they have to offer you.
**Please Note - Sessions are open to all RMU students unless otherwise noted as a veteran specific session**
**8/8/2022 - UPDATED VSO PARTICIPANT INFORMATION BELOW**
Please stop down and join us for:
The following organizations will be on hand to discuss any and all questions you might have about their organization and what they can offer you:
This will be an in-person meeting using Google Meet. All new students are strongly encouraged to attend. We will be discussing your VA Educational Benefits, your responsibilities while using your benefits, introducing our CVMF staff and facility, and answering any questions you may have about your benefits or our facility. Please allow about 1.5 hours for the meeting to make sure we have time to answer any/all questions.
This will be a virtual meeting using Google Meet. All new students are strongly encouraged to attend. We will be discussing your VA Educational Benefits, your responsibilities while using your benefits, introducing our CVMF staff and facility, and answering any questions you may have about your benefits or our facility. Please allow about 1.5 hours for the meeting to make sure we have time to answer any/all questions.
Eric Linn M’99 was given an educational opportunity at RMU that he will never forget. After his applications to two graduate schools of business were denied, he was accepted to RMU on a probationary admittance.
Nelle Stahura ’07 M’15 gave up her job as an account executive in New York to follow one of her passions – rowing. She is now the head coach for the Colonials women’s rowing team. “As an employee, it is amazing to give students the personal attention that I received as an undergrad,” she says. While at RMU, Nelle was a student athlete on the rowing crew while majoring in communication with a concentration in advertising. Now she handles everything from recruiting to fundraising for RMU’s NCAA Division I program. “I’m like the group’s very responsible aunt,” she says.
“At first, I didn’t even know if I was going to attend college, but after I was accepted and found out a mutual friend was attending, that changed,” he says. His father was an influential advocate for Bob enrolling in the school’s first integrated bachelor’s-master’s degree program in information systems management and internet information systems. Recently, Bob went back and earned his M.B.A. online from his alma mater.