Explore & share with service-connected career transition experts what comms, routines and expectations may be worth reconsidering as a veteran transitions from military to business pro.
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Next Level Experiential Learning
“It’s moving to me that our project will in some small way impact the future of veteran care. Isn’t that what we all want in life, to leave our corner of the world a little better than we found it?”
Join us for our 2nd annual Smith Vets Launch of the Year Business Social at The College Park Airport & Aviation Museum.
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Join us at Mission BBQ in Historic Annapolis to learn about Smith and our new MBA partnership with the Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs supporting the Future of Veteran Retirement Care in Maryland.
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Veteran EMBA Alum Builds New Partnerships for Business and National Security
With over 20 years of service in the U.S. military and upper echelons of the federal government, Eric Hamlin, EMBA ’20, is well on his way to completing his latest mission—transitioning to a successful private sector career in business development.
Smith Brokers A Connection That Furthers the National Defense Strategy
The U.S. National Defense Strategy released this past October emphasizes a strong need to accelerate the Pentagon’s ability to deploy emerging and disruptive technologies vital to America’s military superiority over advanced competitors. At the Smith School, a unique mentorship is helping make this goal a reality.
UMD Smith Unveils Military Veteran Fellows & Scholars Program for Full-Time MBAs
The University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business has a proud legacy of educating and promoting U.S. military students and veterans in business. To further advance that legacy, Maryland Smith has established a new Military Veteran Fellows & Scholars Program for its next generation of full-time MBA candidates.
Initiative for Veteran Lifelong Leadership
After the Marines, Finding a Passion in Marketing
Octavia Davis couldn’t picture herself going to college right after high school. She hadn’t yet decided what she wanted to do with her life, with her career. Joining the military, she thought, would give her time to decide what she wanted, while giving her a rich, worldly experience.