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Veterans Education Workshop, April 7
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Don’t let the time run out on benefits for which you may be entitled!
Come to the Eastern Gateway Community College (EGCC) Veterans Education Workshop on Wednesday, April 7 from 5-7 pm and get current information on how to take advantage of veterans education, health and other benefits. The workshop will be conducted in the lower level at the EGCC Founders Hall
The free workshop is open to all veterans, spouses and parents of service members who are planning to return or have returned to the Tri-State area following military discharge.
This program will offer presentations on topics ranging from education benefits (Montgomery GI Bill and Post 911 GI Bill benefits), resources available to assist veterans with employment and training, and local veterans organizations and health care availability.
Eastern Gateway representatives will present information on available programs and services offered at the college, provide admissions information and assistance, and will conduct campus tours.
At the conclusion, presenters will be available for one-on-one assistance and to schedule any needed follow-up meetings.
FREE PIZZA AND DRINKS, provided courtesy of AMVETS Post 275, Steubenville
Interested veterans should complete the online survey at www.ohioamvets275.org/survey.php to give organizers an idea if you are planning to attend as well as an insight into your information needs and requirements.
You may also call Chuck Mascellino, EGCC admissions representative, at 740-264-5591, ext. 220 for more information or questions.
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Dave Rose, of Scio, is the County Veterans Service Officer. He retired in 2008 as a Department of Army civilian from Fort Meade, Maryland with forty years of Federal service (military and civilian). He is a member of the Scio American Legion, Scio Ruritans, Harrison County Historical Society, Harrison County Military Support Group, and the Custer Memorial Association. His hobbies include collecting military insignia and reading Civil War history.
