8.28.20
IVMF is proud to support communities as a “boots on the ground” partner
There is a military phrase that has made its way into the common vernacular called “boots on the ground.” To us, this signifies a direct involvement approach to problem-solving that involves careful listening to providers and people, in order to... Read More ▶
9.03.20
Jacqueline Kell: Data Analyst at HCA Healthcare
Making the transition from the United States Army to the civilian sector was one of the more uncertain times I have experienced in my adult life. The military wasn’t my first job, but it was my first profession after college graduation. It was an h... Read More ▶
9.02.20
EBV-F Alumni Melissa Swire Selected as PA’s Elizabeth Dole Fellow
Melissa Swire, an alumnus of the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans - Families program, was selected as PA's Elizabeth Dole Fellow. A position given to caregivers who will officially represent the Elizabeth Dole Foundation in their local communit... Read More ▶
9.01.20
Support Veteran-Owned Business on National Holidays – September 2020
Every month the Institute for Veterans and Military Families likes to highlight the wide variety of veteran-owned businesses by recommending a few businesses on their respective national holiday. Celebrate a fun holiday and support a local business t... Read More ▶
8.27.20
Announcing Veterans Leadership Program (VLP) as the new PAServes-Greater Pittsburgh Coordination Center
The Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF) is excited to announce Veterans Leadership Program (VLP) as the new PAServes-Greater Pittsburgh Coordination Center. Charged with managing and sustaining community-based care for the military-c... Read More ▶
8.25.20
New Recommendations to Reduce Veteran Suicide and Transition Modern Warriors Back Into Civilian Society
The hero's journey is not a new concept but often thought of in works of fiction and rarely do people consider it in modern terms. However, an article recently published by a group of authors who consist of post-9/11 veterans, including Nicholas Arms... Read More ▶
8.25.20
IVMF Receives $1.3M From USAA To Assist Servicemembers, Veterans and their Families Impacted by COVID-19 Pandemic
As part of a historic commitment by USAA’s Military Family Relief Initiative, Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF) received $1.3 million to assist military and their families during these challenging economic ... Read More ▶
6.12.20
Veteran Entrepreneurs Amid Covid-19 Pandemic – Preliminary Insights
The Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship and Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF) are issuing preliminary results from a study on how veteran-owned businesses have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandem... Read More ▶
6.18.20
Veterans’ Programs and Alumni Network Equip Entrepreneur Chris Dambach to Pivot in Crisis
After Chris Dambach ’13 returned from his deployment as a U.S. Marine in Iraq in 2010, he decided to start a business, Veteran Lawn Care. He invested in some used mowers and borrowed a truck from his brother-in-law. He grew the business s... Read More ▶
7.07.20
A National Strategy to Prevent Veteran Suicide
With COVID-19 accelerating veteran unemployment and economic uncertainty, a whole of government approach to tackling veteran suicide inclusive of private industry and academia is needed now more than ever.
Recently, Veterans Administration Secreta... Read More ▶
