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The Missouri Veterans’ Commission (MVC) has announced the launching of the Missouri Benefits and Resource Portal. In collaboration with the Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) Office of the Missouri Military Advocate, MVC created the portal to serve as an informational tool and service guide to help Veterans find potential benefits and local resources.
The initiative for a one-stop-shop for Veteran resources began after a University of Central Missouri research project commissioned by the Office of the Missouri Military Advocate. The project resulted in a 32-page document titled “A Comprehensive Analysis of Missouri’s Efforts to Improve the Quality of Life for Military Service Members and their Families,” which recommended a centralized website.
A new bipartisan bill proposed by Senators Maggie Hassan (D-NH) and Marco Rubio (R-FL) hopes to ease military service members' path towards student loan forgiveness, Yahoo Finance has learned.
All licensees must renew their license biennially. In addition to submitting the renewal documentation and fee, the licensee must complete the required continuing education hours. Information on continuing education is found in section 810.4 of the Texas Administrative Code. Per Title 3 of the Texas Occupations Code, section 110.157 Continuing Education Programs, the council shall design and conduct continuing education programs for sex offender treatment providers. See http://txcsotconference.com for information regarding the Annual Conference on the Management of Adult Sex Offenders and Juveniles Who Commit Sexual Offenses. We encourage you to renew online as that is the fastest and most secure method.
Villanova University Receives $10 Million Gift from Martin G. McGuinn, Esq., ’64, ’67 to Advance Faculty Research and Support Student Veterans
In recognition of McGuinn’s lifetime giving, a new residence hall in The Commons on Lancaster Avenue will be named McGuinn Hall
VILLANOVA, Pa. – Villanova University President the Rev. Peter M. Donohue, OSA, PhD, today announced a $10 million gift from Martin G. McGuinn, Esq., ’64 CLAS, ’67 JD retired chairman and CEO of Mellon Financial Corporation (now BNY Mellon) to advance faculty research and to increase support for veterans attending Villanova. In recognition of McGuinn’s lifetime giving, a building on campus in Villanova’s new residences, known as The Commons, will be named McGuinn Hall.