About us

The Veteran Services Department provides a wide range of support and referral services for all undergraduate and graduate students who are veterans, currently serving either on active duty or in the Reserve or National Guard. We also provide services for veterans in college readiness and employment as well as support for qualified dependents.

We provide academic support and social events such as the following:

  • Express advising
  • Workshops
  • Welcome back and finals brunch
  • Vets Week
  • Veteran graduation
  • Summer bash
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Veteran Services department locations

Pennington Student Achievement Center

Veteran and Military Center

Veterans and Military Center, commonly referred to as the VMC, is a comfortable space to connect with like-minded individuals, develop camaraderie with fellow student veterans, study and grab coffee or a snack.  The VMC is located in the Pennington Student Achievement Center, commonly referred to as the PSAC, third floor room 310.

Learn more about the Veteran and Military Center
Fitzgerald Student Services Building

The Fitzgerald office

Fitzgerald office is the administrative and claims-processing office and can answer your VA educational benefit and entitlement questions. The Veteran Services office is located on the second floor within the Admissions and Records department.

Learn more about the Fitzgerald Student Services building

Latest news about veterans around the University

Read timely updates on programs, events, achievements and support services affecting veterans from across the University here.

A group of students pose together outside on a sunny day in front of the KC.

Wolf Pack undergraduate veteran nominated for 2025 Student Veteran of the Year

Greg Hillman is in the top 10 student veterans recognized nationally as a finalist for the award

Melanie Muldrow at a medical readiness exercise.

From combat boots to community health: Veterans and service members continue to lead in public health

Honoring service and the continued mission to protect and improve lives

Josh Odle, Katie Mulligan and Adam Crabtree.

A call to serve, in uniform and in medicine

UNR Med students share how their experiences in the armed forces inspire their mission to care for others