Many students approach higher education as a means to an end, specifically a way to prepare for a career or gainful employment toward a secure future. As fewer 18 to 22 year-olds are filling college ranks, institutions of higher learning are looking to the population of adults with some credit but no degree as desirable enrollees for degree completion. This session will be a facilitated discussion on the importance of higher education, its value in the workplace, in life, and the various learning opportunities (including Credit for Prior Learning) available to adults beyond the scope of traditional full-time college matriculation.

Presenter: Lamont R. Wilson

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Leadership, discipline, and adaptability got you through the military, but are you using them to build your next mission?

The civilian world doesn’t always see the value of military experience unless you translate it.

Join this lunch and learn for tips on how to reframe your MOS, deployments, and leadership in terms of project management, entrepreneurship, and innovation.

Civilian students benefit from hearing this reframing too—so they can recognize these hidden strengths in their peers and team members.

Participants will leave with a link to a Custom GPT that helps them translate military experience into professional strengths on LinkedIn, resumes, and interviews.

Presenter: Neferteri Strickland; Cyberspace Strategist / PA National Guard Company Commander / University Lecturer

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