A couple of weeks ago in class, I stood before a room of college freshman and asked, "any of you listen to NPR?" *crickets* And one student replied with, "how old are you?" My age doesn't matter, but I can tell you that some of the material that comes through NPR does. Recently I read a piece about the military transition. Service members … [Read more...]
Guest Essay: Corrine Hinton: “Invisible Does Not Mean In Violation”
It is with great pleasure that I once again introduce you to my friend, Corrine Hinton. Corrine is a military spouse in addition to a professor, scholar, mother, daughter, sister, and friend...she wears many "hats." She shares this piece about the invisible wounds that Veterans may have and how there can be difficulty for some in understanding … [Read more...]
May is the Month of the Military Caregiver
There are many "appreciation months" throughout the year, days that are commemorated for holidays, special recognition, and even Star Wars (yes, I know that today is May 4---so "May the 4th Be with You"). One month of recognition that I am proud of is the month of the Military Caregiver. Something I recently learned about is Hidden … [Read more...]
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