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Student Veterans at Two-Year Institutions: A Phenomenological Study of Support Services Cover

Student Veterans at Two-Year Institutions: A Phenomenological Study of Support Services

Open Access
|Nov 2025

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Individual Profiles of the Male Participants.

PSEUDONYMRACE/ETHNICITYDEGREE TYPEMILITARY BRANCH
CRHispanicAssociateNational Guard/Army
CuzzoBlack/African AmericanAssociateArmy
ELBlack/African AmericanAssociateArmy
JayWhiteAssociateAir Force
JimmyWhiteAssociateArmy
TommyBlack/African AmericanAssociateArmy
Table 2

Emergent Themes.

THEMEDEFINITION
Early preparation and planning for collegeExamines participants’ perceptions regarding the importance of planning ahead and initiating all necessary paperwork related to the GI Bill early, as well as the processes involved in starting college.
The impact of interactions with professorsDiscusses how both positive and negative interactions with professors influence the college experiences of student veterans.
Connections with fellow student veteransExamines the participants’ perceptions of the importance of building connections with other student veterans.
Understaffing of campus military services officesDiscusses participants’ experiences with the military office and how understaffing impacts the services provided.
Awareness and utilization of disability support programsExamines participants’ awareness of the services provided and highlights the underutilization of the office.
Awareness and utilization of career services programsDiscusses participants’ understanding of the available services and explores the reasons for the limited use of the office.
Language: English
Page range: 139 - 155
Submitted on: Sep 3, 2025
Accepted on: Sep 23, 2025
Published on: Nov 17, 2025
Published by: Virginia Tech Publishing
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2025 Alejandra Miles, Steven Tolman, Cordelia D. Zinskie, Carl H. Sorgen, published by Virginia Tech Publishing
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