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Support Services
Academic Programs
Relationships
Recruitment Marketing
Research/ Training
Military Affairs at UNCW
Support Services“College Green Zone” – Faculty & Staff Support
• Demonstrates the importance of military‐affiliated students
• Provides faculty and staff training• Basic overview and knowledge on military‐
affiliated students• Relevant data and useful resources
• Guidance on implementing services, programs, policies and procedures to ensure:
• The success of military‐affiliated students• An increase in enrollment, retention and
graduation rates campus‐wide
Support Services “College Green Zone” – Student Support
• Many resources for military‐affiliated students:
• Comprehensive resource & referral: includes local, state and national information
• Helpful handouts & worksheets to ensure the success of transitioning into higher education
• Introduces the first‐ever Comprehensive Transition Model for Student Veterans
Southeastern Council on Military Education (SECOME)
• Provides support for the improvement of educational opportunities for veterans, uniformed service members and their families within North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
• Programs & Services• Annual Symposiums• Town Hall Meetings• Student Scholarships• Information & Referral System• Federal & State Legislature and Partnerships
Support ServicesStrategic Military Partnerships
• North Carolina Defense Business Association• National Military Family Association • U.S. Chamber’s Hiring Our Heroes Foundation• Association of the United States Army• Fort Bragg Leadership• General Dynamics & ARMA • PsychArmor
North Carolina Defense Business Association
• Builds relationships & promotes defense related business within NC.
• Supports military contracting, government affairs & NC military installations.
• Builds Defense & Homeland Security industry at NC military bases.
• All NCDBA meetings now on UNCW’s campus
• Funneling UNCW students to employment & internship opportunities
• Potential site for the 2018 Annual Trade Show
Chancellor’s Strategic Points: 2, 3, & 4
National Military Family Association• Official MOU signed by Chancellor and NMFA Executive Director• $7,000.00 in scholarships offered through partnership
• $1,000.00 specifically for Military Spouses gifted by the UNCW Student Veteran Organization
• Serves to incentivize military spouses to enroll in UNCW programs. Encourages service members to enroll, as well.
• National PR campaign to highlight partnership through UNCW & NMFA• (3) Live Facebook Q & A sessions regarding UNCW’s programs:
• Mental Health—2,300+ members• Education—1,000+ members• Nursing—500+ members
• 250,000 members/viewers of NMFA’s scholarship website = potential UNCW military‐affiliated students
• UNCW National Military Family Association Scholarhip Application
Chancellor’s Strategic Points: 1, 2, 3, & 4
U.S. Chamber’s Hiring Our Heroes Foundation
AMPLIFY Conference—Starbuck’s Headquarters, SeattleNational Military Spouse Employment Advisory Council
June 14th White House Leadership PresentationUNCW In Gear Career Chapter
U.S. Chamber’s Hiring Our Heroes Foundation
AMPLIFY Conference—Starbuck’s Headquarters, Seattle
The first‐of‐its‐kind working‐group event, presented by In Gear Career, which is part of Hiring Our Heroes’ Military Spouse Program, offers presentations and
interactive sessions to help military spouses overcome the unique career challenges
they face.
U.S. Chamber’s Hiring Our Heroes Foundation
AMPLIFY Conference—Starbuck’s Headquarters, Seattle
• UNCW served on Planning Committee
• Rebecca Christiansen presented Resume Workshop
• Served as Subject Matter Experts & Mastermind Mentors to 40+ military spouses regarding education and employment opportunities
• Connected with Executives from Capital One, USAA, Amazon, and U.S. Chamber
U.S. Chamber’s Hiring Our Heroes Foundation
Military Spouse Employment Advisory Council • The Military Spouse Employment Advisory Council (MSEAC) is one of the first private
sector‐led councils formed specifically to address military spouse unemployment. • The MSEAC concentrates on connecting spouses to national and local employers of
every size and industry.• This select group of companies – with proven track records and innovative spouse
recruitment initiatives of their own – focuses not on words but on actions that address the unique employment challenges that military spouses
U.S. Chamber’s Hiring Our Heroes Foundation
Military Spouse Employment Advisory Council
Access to at least 4 hiring fairs & transition summits at military installations where UNCW will be the premier sponsor with Key Note speaker opportunities.
Iron Mike Conference Center 2658 Reilly Rd.
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Join us for a free hiring fair and transition summit for Service Members, Veterans, and military spouses. This event features key federal & state agencies, influential military leaders, innovators in the business and employer community, and local community leaders. The three-day Transition Summit will feature informative and interactive panel events, recruiter training, and facilitated discussions focused on improving competitive employment for Service Members, Veterans, and spouses in addition to a networking reception for employers, senior leaders, and job seekers.
Fort Bragg, NC
April 25
9 a.m.: Afterburner Military Transit ion Seminar
April 26
9 a.m.: Industry Sector Briefings for Job Seekers
5 p.m.: Networking Reception for Job Seekers, Employers, and Uniformed Leaders
April 27
9 a.m.: General Session and Workshops for Job Seekers
1 p.m.: Hiring Fair
FORT BRAGG
April 25 – 27, 2017
U.S. Chamber’s Hiring Our Heroes Foundation
June 14th White House Leadership Presentation• UNCW to partner with Hiring Our Heroes President, Eric Eversole, to present meta‐
analysis data on military spouse employment, underemployment, & unemployment• Recruitment & Retention Effects• National Security
• 300+ attendees to include government & policy decision makers & high level military spouse influencers
• Dr. Jill Biden, Mrs. Pence, Laura Bush, General & Mrs. Dunford (Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff), & CSM & Mrs. Dailey scheduled to speak
• Dr. Adam Jones, University Economist, to conduct 1 year National Economic Impact Study with Hiring Our Heroes
• Study to presented on numerous national platforms with heavy UNCW branding
U.S. Chamber’s Hiring Our Heroes FoundationUNCW In Gear Career Chapter
• UNCW to host the first University‐based In Gear Career chapter in the nation and overseas.
• Providing essential academic, climate, and career support programming for military spouses on campus and in the community.
• Projected Launch August 2017
Association of the United States Army
• 119 chapters located worldwide. • Provides recreational and educational opportunities to Soldiers and their
families.• $5,000,000 to awards, scholarships, and support of soldier and family programs
annually.
• AUSA represents every American Soldier by• Being the voice for all components of America's Army• Fostering public support of the Army's role in national security• Providing professional education and information programs
• UNCW to host Fort Bragg’s AUSA Braxton Bragg Chapter• 1st university‐based chapter pending membership number 2018
Association of the United States Army
L: Siobhan Norris, Military Student Support Specialist; CSM Andrew McFowler, AUSA Braxton‐Bragg President; Chancellor Sartarelli; Sharon Lewis, AUSA North Carolina State President; Rebecca Christiansen, Associate Director
of Employer Development
Fort Bragg Leadership
• Chancellor to meet with Deputy Garrison Commander of Fort Bragg on April 27th
• Developing relationships with U.S. Army Ft. Bragg Leadership
• Establishing connections with SOCOM Care Coalition, XVIII Airborne Corps, & USASOC
Mr. Justin Mitchell, Ft. Bragg Deputy Garrison Commander
ARMA Global Corporation (ARMA) was built to support the most complex programs within Special Operations Forces (SOF). General Dynamics (GD) is a worldwide powerhouse offering a broad portfolio of products and services in aerospace, combat vehicles, weapons systems, shipbuilding, and information technology.
UNCW to partner with major Aerospace & Defense Company to supply a pipeline of military and non‐military students for internship and permanent employment opportunities.
CIS & Military Affairs in conversations regarding various areas of research and development in biometrics & cybersecurity
Bridges the civilian‐military divide by ensuring that every American has the tools and resources needed to engage effectively with service members and veterans.
Only national institute of its kind, dedicated to bridging the civilian‐military divide through free online education and a support center staffed with mental health experts.
PsychArmor recruits nationally recognized subject matter experts to create and deliver online courses about issues relevant to the military and veteran communities.
Self‐paced courses are delivered within six schools geared toward military culture, healthcare providers, employers, educators, volunteers, caregivers and families.
Provides critical resources to all Americans who work with, live with, and care about veterans.
Office of Military AffairsProgram & Staff Development
VA Work Study Students:
• Polished Resume through the UNCW Career Center
• Up to date LinkedIn Profile
• Professional Development Opportunities
• Introduction to strategic employers
Military Resource Lounge Workshops & Programs
• Deans & Donuts• Paws4people
Meet & Greet• Certified
Internship Presentation
• Federal Resume Workshop
• Coffee with a Cop
Academic ProgramsUNCW Colleges and Areas of Focus
Undergraduate ProgramsB.S. Business AdministrationB.S. Clinical Research (online)B.A. CriminologyB.A. Elementary Education (online)B.S. Nursing (online RN to BS)B.S.W. Social WorkElementary Education Teacher Licensure (online)Birth‐Kindergarten Add‐on Licensure (online)Graduate ProgramsM.S. Chemistry (online)M.S. Clinical Research (online)M.Ed. Elementary Education (online)M.S. Instructional Technology (online)M.A. Liberal StudiesM.A. Conflict Management and ResolutionGraduate Certificate in Conflict Management and Resolution
Academic ProgramsNew Programs for Fall 2017
Onslow Extension Site
New undergraduate degree programs for fall 2017:● Exercise Science (blended format of on‐site and online)●Middle Grades Education (online synchronous)● Human Resource Management (blended format of on‐site and online)● Supply Chain Management (blended format of on‐site and online)
The target audience for Exercise Science and Supply Chain Management will be active duty Marines, but both programs will also be open to spouses and veterans as well as DoD civilian employees and civilian residents of Onslow and surrounding counties.
Academic ProgramsUNCW Meeting the Need of NC Military Installations
• Understanding the military need:• Host Military Advisory Boards (MAB) at installations• UNCW Students conducting surveys and research through
Installation Commands• Offering Programs, trainings and services to meet the need
• Trainings (CE, professional development, certificates)• Academic Degree Programs
• Partnering with installations to offer:• Student Internships• R&D
Academic Services & RecruitmentEnsuring Successful Transition into Higher Ed
• Transition Services (TRS), Command Briefs & Academic Advising• Area Military Affairs Committees (MAC)• Collaboration & Partnerships
• USO of Jacksonville, Onslow/Camp Lejeune Red Cross, United Way of Onslow County & Veterans Manufacturing Academy
• National Association of State Approving Agencies (NASAA)• NCServes• Governor’s Military Affairs Working Group
Academic ProgramsNew Programs for Fall 2017
Campus wide:
• Possible new Comprehensive Student Transition Course (1 x credit)● Possible Creating Writing Course for Military‐Affiliated Students• Possible Optimal Wellness Course (SHAHS)
The target audience for these courses will be military‐affiliated students.
MarketingWeb/Print/Bases/Billboard
Branding and increased marketing:
● Proposed branding ‐ UNCW @ ONSLOW● Current marketing limited to Ellis Airport and My Onslow magazine● Expanding to MCB Camp Lejeune, MCAS New River, MCAS Cherry Point, Jacksonville Daily News (print and online), Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce newsletter, and Swansboro Chamber of Commerce website• GI Jobs Issues
Research/TrainingOpportunities Currently in Progress
• TRX ‐ Seeking Full Partnership• Ft. Bragg Concussion Injuries Study• Exercise Science Grant• SOTF Opportunity• First Responders Training• Special SOI Leadership/Ethics Course
Photos/VideosMaking a Difference…
https://www.facebook.com/uncwmilitaryaffairs/videos/1218853578151700/
Photos/VideosMaking a Difference…
https://www.facebook.com/uncwmilitaryaffairs/videos/1244901188880272/
What’s Next?2017-2018 & Beyond…
• Scholarships• Increased Faculty/Staff Trainings (In Person/Virtual)• Increased Presentations at Statewide/National Conferences • Increased Research and Training (Contracts/Grants)• Invitations ‐Military Organizations on Campus• Increased Opportunities with USCG, NCNG• Increase Military Rankings• CCME/SECOME (Presentations/Scholarships)• Military Mentorship Program (Peer‐Peer)
• Bill Kawczynski, Director of Military AffairsEmail: [email protected]: 910-962-2760
• Siobhan Norris, Military Student Services SpecialistEmail: [email protected]: 910-962-2933
• Ashley Adamovage, Student Support Services MCAS New RiverEmail: [email protected]: 910-449-4440
UNCW: Office of Military AffairsContact Information