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Veteran Center: V-CEVSS

Virtual Center of Excellence for Veteran Student Success

VA/Military Student Success

College Credit for Military Training

You might be closer to a degree than you think! 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÊÓÆµ offers degree plans that accept military training for college credit. Explore this program to see if it is the best education avenue for you.

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VA/ Military Benefits

Navigate your benefit and other funding opportunities here! Find out what benefits you or your dependents qualify for, how to apply for those benefits, as well as general information on benefits.

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Military Career to 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÊÓÆµ Degree

Whether you’re looking to build an education that aligns with your military career or jump into a new field, 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÊÓÆµ has a multitude of degree plans to choose from. Check out the possibilities!

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Established Excellence:

51³Ô¹ÏÍøÊÓÆµ Baptist University honors its historic commitment to service members by offering innovative, faith-base support for military-affiliated students. We empower learners to thrive in education and continue their service to God and humankind. 



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Office Information

Email:ÌýVeteransCenter@wbu.edu

Phone: 806-291-3421

Location:ÌýVirtual for all WBU campuses and students

Office Hours:ÌýCSTÌý

Monday-Thursday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fridays 9:00 am - 4:00 pmÌý

Christine Lockridge

Project Coordinator

Email: christine.lockridge@wbu.edu

Phone: 806-291-3421

Location: Plainview, TX

Iris Teasley

Mental Health & Life Coach for VA students

Email: Teasleyi@wbu.edu

Phone: 210-590-5615

Location: San Antonio

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V-CEVSS Support

The Virtual Center of Excellence for Veteran Student Success (V-CEVSS) provides a comprehensive suite of support services to all VA and military affiliated students no matter where they are located.

 

Select to discover more about the support you have: 

 

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The Veteran Newsletter: Mental Health & Performance 

Difference Between Moral Injury and PTSD


"The effects of trauma are diverse and nuance. While both Moral Injury and PTSD may result from exposure to distressing events, the diverge in their forgings, symptoms, and treatment approaches."

~ Tania D. Perez-Orozco, MA, LPC-A

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Resources and Guides 


Performance Improvement Guide for Veteran Students

This guide explores how a focus on mental health and performance improvement can assist in navigating the challenges of transitioning from high-structure military life to low-structure academic life. V-CEVSS offers tailored services to meet these needs, addressing the impact of invisible wounds such as PTSD and chronic stress through counseling sessions and support groups.

Guide for Veteran Students


Faculty Guide for Military Affiliated Students

Discover essential insights and best practices for supporting military-affiliated students in academic settings with this comprehensive faculty guide. Learn effective strategies for understanding the unique needs and experiences of these students, facilitating their successful transition from military to academic life, and providing meaningful support throughout their educational journey.

Military Affiliated Student Guide for Faculty

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Isakson and Roe Section 1018 Requirements

Cost of attendance information and resources.

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FAQs

1. Apply for educational benefits through the VA:

2. Apply to 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÊÓÆµ Baptist University:

3. Connect with your campus’ School Certifying Official (SCO):
Your School Certifying Official (SCO) is your go-to resource for assistance with your educational benefits at 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÊÓÆµ. Each campus has an SCO.
For assistance navigating the VA side of educational benefits, we recommend reaching out to a Veterans Service Officer (VSO). These professionals are well-equipped to guide you through the process. You can find a VSO near you and learn more about their services by visiting this link:
To obtain a transcript from your previous school and have it sent to 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÊÓÆµ, you'll need to directly contact the institution you previously attended. You must provide a transcript from every school you attended even if you’ve failed a class. Transcripts must be sent directly from the institution to ensure their authenticity. Unfortunately, transcripts provided by students themselves cannot be accepted. You can usually request your transcript through the previous school's registrar's office or their online transcript request system, if available. Be sure to provide the necessary details, such as your full name, student ID, and any other required information, to facilitate the process smoothly.

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