Changing careers is not an easy process for anyone. However, it’s something that many professionals—especially those in the military and public safety sectors—will go through at some point in their working life. Read first-hand accounts from public safety professionals about their experience making major career changes and their advice to others who want to transition to a new career.
Words by Wes O’Donnell (AKA: The Veteran Entrepreneur), Professor of Leadership at Baker College, Army & Air Force Veteran,…
Seeking a career in intelligence? Start your search knowing how intelligence practices have expanded beyond the 17 core agencies of the U.S. National Intelligence Community.
Welcome to the re-launch of InMilitaryEducation.com, our nation’s number 1 source of military and veteran related news and events!…
There is a common misconception that people seeking intelligence community jobs should only study political science or intelligence studies. Here are other degree programs to consider and how different degrees can make you marketable in the IC.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
Working as a medico-legal death investigator for a medical examiner or coroner is not for the faint of heart. Not only is it gruesome, but it is physically, mentally, and emotionally challenging. However, it is also a career that is rewarding, fascinating, and continuously educational.
If you are new to the field of emergency and disaster management and want to understand what an emergency management program is, take some time and get involved in an Emergency Management Standard program (EMAP) assessment. AMU EDM professor Daniel Hahn is also the Plans Section Chief for the Santa Rosa County Florida, Division of Emergency Management. Learn more about his experience going through the EMAP assessment and the benefits of conducting an in-depth evaluation of the program.
By Aaron Saari
Special to In Military Education – Military1.com
Starting a business is hard. Really hard. So sometimes you need a little inspiration to push yourself harder, faster, farther. The best place to find that inspiration? Other veterans just like you. Here are 7 young veterans whose businesses have blown up over the last 3 years.