Frequently Asked Questions
In the heart of the University Student Union adjacent to the Student Recreation Center.
The VRC has specific resources and programs intended for veterans and dependents. However, all students, faculty, staff and community members are welcome.
Though the VRC does not offer direct tutoring services, we can assist you with finding the perfect solution from the many options on campus.
There are three computer work stations that will be available to student veterans and dependents on a limited basis.
The USU Computer Lab, located adjacent to the VRC, offers computer work stations as well as wireless printing with free printing for up to 20 pages per day.
The VRC has a wealth of information on VA benefits and more available upon request. What the VRC is unable to address on site can be referred to the numerous partner organizations with which the VRC has strong connections.
You can come into the VRC for more information about connecting with a Veteran Peer Mentor.
The Veteran Peer Mentor program exists to offer student veterans and dependents the opportunity to connect with a peer for a number of reasons ranging from academic concerns, adjustment issues, veteran benefits, job opportunities, and more.
The VRC has many resources available to help with resume writing, including a relationship with the Career Center and Community Career Development, Inc.
The VRC has regular and updated postings of numerous job opportunities along with information about job fairs and seminars.
The VRC does not offer academic advisement, however Veteran Peer Mentors can assist students in finding the resources necessary to be a successful student.
Yes, the Student Veteran Organization (SVO).
The VRC has numerous opportunities, both on and off campus, to participate in service projects. Visit us to learn more!
The VRC is a great place to meet other veterans and dependents on campus. The VRC also hosts events on campus for veterans to attend.
The VRC offers a quiet place to study or just take a load off.
The VRC has relationships with a number of organizations that provide legal services for veterans and dependents.
The VRC is passionate about veteran advocacy and welcomes any issues you would like to see addressed.
The VRC provides peer counseling through the Veteran Peer Mentor program. For further counseling needs the VRC has a number of on and off campus professional counseling solutions.
Yes, Sigma Tau Alpha Coed Fraternity.