Military Advanced Education Today is: Aug 28, 2008
Volume: 3  Issue: 4
Published: Jul 25, 2008
General Stephen R. Lorenz - Commander
USAF Air Education and Training Command
Randolph AFB

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Features In this Issue of Military Advanced Education:

Education Visionary
Interview with General Stephen R. Lorenz
Commander
USAF Air Education and Training Command
Randolph AFB

Providing Airmen the Lift They Need to Reach New Academic Heights
University Corner
Interview with Dr. Gerald Brouder
President
Columbia College

Careers in Computers and IT
Some information technology jobs require a four-year degree, others a certification. Military personnel bring a strong work ethic valued by many employers.
Online MBA Programs Valuable to Warfighters
As more colleges offer online MBA programs and market them to the military, online learning’s adoption rate continues to grow among servicemembers.
Twelve Clicks to a Junior
The U.S. Air Force Offers Airmen a Seamless Pathway to Achieving a Baccalaureate-Level Education
Fulfilling Their Promise
Transitioning servicemembers can count on the financial boost and direction long needed in reaching their educational goals.
Continuing to Serve
Dantes’ Troops To Teachers and DoD’s Spouses To Teachers Programs Assist Servicemembers and Their Spouses In Transitioning From Warfighters To Educators.
Maintaining a Path to Learning in a Down Economy

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