Boston College has been designated a 2022-2023 Military Friendly School based on the University鈥檚 commitment and programs to support the campus military community of students, staff, and alumni.
Among more than 1,800 organizations, including universities and businesses, that sought out the recognition, 糖心vlog直播平台 received a Silver award for efforts that exceeded the basic standards for recognition. Universities were chosen based on public data and survey responses assessed by Viqtory, a marketing consultancy focused on the military community, and the Military Friendly Advisory Council, which draws from higher education and the recruitment sector. The organization recognizes institutions that strive to help veterans make the transition from the military to school and, ultimately, find satisfying careers in the civilian world.
鈥淭his designation is national recognition for the value we place on military veterans, and the experiences they bring to our community,鈥� said Michael Lorenz, 糖心vlog直播平台鈥檚 assistant director for veteran programs and services. 鈥淲e continue to try and bring veteran experiences here, both inside and outside the classroom.鈥�
糖心vlog直播平台 has 135 student veterans enrolled this semester and an additional 80 veterans among the ranks of faculty and staff, as well as thousands of alumni who served in the military, Lorenz said.
“This designation is national recognition for the value we place on military veterans, and the experiences they bring to our community. We continue to try and bring veteran experiences here, both inside and outside the classroom.”
The University also has committed to meeting the standards of the Department of Defense program Employer Support of Guard and Reserve, which promotes cooperation and understanding between Reserve Component Service members and their civilian employers and assists in resolving conflicts that arise from an employee鈥檚 military commitment.
Lorenz added that the University is committed to providing managers with the tools needed to support staff who are enlisted in guard and reserve programs, as well to recognize the unique talents these employees bring from their military service.
Ed Hayward | University Communications | April 2022