How important is it to maintain communication between the military, university educators and state and government agencies?
Collaborative communications are essential for a lot of reasons. First, without continuous engagement, sound programmatic changes by service providers are delayed. Additionally, issues that impact the ability of servicemembers to access educational opportunities can go unaddressed or viable solutions can be significantly delayed. In some cases, a few days difference in visibility of a problem can mean a year’s delay in delivering a policy or legislative remedy. Constant communications among the various constituencies is critical to the effort. ACMEs were specifically formed to address this need. Q: How different or similar are the educational needs of the various branches of the armed services? A: Obviously there is a great deal of overlap in requirements for most of the services, such as the need for access to a general studies degree and for selected common inter-service specialties such as military law enforcement and access to criminal justice degree programs. Beyond the common spe
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