ENTERPRISE - The Veterans Resource Center officially re-opened on the Enterprise State Community College campus here Tuesday.
An enclosed space in the campus library is now designated as the Veterans Resource Center, providing a quiet place for studying and a kiosk stocked with information about resources available to military members, said Sarah Marusich, ESCC Financial Aid and Veteran Affairs coordinator.
“I am the son of a veteran so I certainly understand their sacrifices,” Long said. “Opening this center reinforces our commitment to those serving and who have served, especially with Fort Rucker so close to us.”“We hope to keep building on this space because there is nothing too much that we can do to show our appreciation to those who serve and who have served."
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