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Patch featured Veterans Appreciation Week in "Pace University Celebrates Student Veterans Appreciation Week"
Patch featured Veterans Appreciation Week in "Pace University Celebrates Student Veterans Appreciation Week"
Pace University is hosting a series of events through Nov. 13 honoring students who have served in the military, the University's Office of Veterans Services recently announced.
Student Veterans Appreciation Week, which kicked-off Nov. 9, includes a virtual career session, lectures from respected military leaders, a 5K road race on the Pleasantville campus, a virtual tour of the 9-11 Museum, and visits to historically significant military sites and museums in the region including the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum and Fort Montgomery State Historic Site. View the full schedule of events.
"At Pace University, we are grateful for the sacrifices that our veterans have made to serve our country," said President Krislov. "On this Veterans Week and throughout the year, we are proud to support our student veterans and their families, and we honor all those who have bravely worn the uniform."
Student Veterans are a vital and integral part of Pace University's campus community. In fact, the University's Office of Veterans Services offers ongoing support to 300 student veterans and their families on all three of its campuses – in New York City, White Plains and Pleasantville.
In addition to offering unique programs such as UNV 101 for Veterans class, Pace University recently opened a new Student Veterans Center -- made possible with the help of a $200,000 grant secured by New York State Senator Peter Harckham -- that serves as a one-stop resource center. The new SVC is centrally located on campus inside the Kessel Student Center on the Pleasantville campus.
