At Cleveland State University, veterans can get the support they need while achieving degrees with the benefits they've earned.
CLEVELAND — There are more than 800 different jobs across all branches of the U.S. Military, but what happens when our service members leave active duty and return home?
"I was stationed in South Korea, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Afghanistan," said Brandon Thompson while pointing to a world map hanging in a hallway at the Veteran and Military Resource Center at Cleveland State University."When our students come here, they put a pin in their favorite place to be stationed," he said.
"A lot of it really comes back to culture and the way employers think about hiring, and the way employers think about skill transferability," said Jacob Duritsky with Team NEO.Strong veteran employment is important to Northeast Ohio: home to more vets than any other region in the state and to a variety of military installations, veteran support services, and research facilities. The defense sector is big here and economic leaders want to strengthen and grow it.
Ohio Means Job gives priority of service to veterans, and Ohio employers who designate themselves as military-friendly will have veteran resumes sent to the top of their options.
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