In this episode, learn from a Navy veteran about her military career, her education and her transition to civilian life.

While a controversial figure, General Douglas MacArthur was a talented and outspoken military leader. Learn about his leadership traits and pitfalls.

General Larry Spencer talks to AMU professor Dr. Parker about the driving forces of his 40-year career, the value of mentorship, and trying new things without fear of failure.

To prepare for the transition from the military to civilian life, servicemembers should take time to reflect on the skills, experiences, and passions they acquired and assess how it can apply to civilian workforce.

The pandemic changed the world of work. In this episode, retired Marine Dr. Parker talks Dr. Harper about the advantages military veterans have working in the “new norm.”

Military servicemembers have skills and training that are very desirable in the civilian workforce. Retired Colonel Larry Dietz, an AMU professor, talks about translating those skills to the commercial sector.

What made Frederick the Great a great military leader? Learn how he relentlessly studied war and rigorously trained soldiers so he could outmaneuver stronger opponents.

A veteran entrepreneur shares how the military gave him the confidence, determination, patience, and drive to follow his passion after 26 years of service.

Despite a life-long desire to join the military, AMU’s Dr. Wallace “Rope” Burns didn’t enlist until he was in his 30s. Learn about his unique military experience, his desire to continue his education, and his path to becoming a professor and teaching the skills he learned in the military.