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Annie Cowden (left) is the director for the BNSF Neeley Leadership Program. She is also a Ph.D. candidate and president of the Graduate Student Senate. Photo by Amy Peterson, August 10, 2023

Supporting Our Student Veterans

Student veterans bring leadership, discipline, resilience and global perspective to the TCU classroom. As faculty and staff, you play a critical role in helping them successfully transition to academic life and fully engage in the Horned Frog community.

TCU is committed to creating a veteran-ready campus, where military-affiliated students are supported academically, professionally and personally from admission through graduation.

Stay informed about programs, events and opportunities to support student veterans through TCU Veterans Services Calendar

Faculty and staff at TCU can play a pivotal role in student veteran success by serving as mentors, offering guidance, support, and connection to help veterans navigate academics, career goals, and campus life. Student Veteran Mentorship Program Coming Soon.

The Military Community Network – Professional Resource Group is designed to build a connected community of military veterans and allies among TCU faculty and staff. Through meaningful events and initiatives, the network supports and enhances the experience of military-affiliated students while fostering awareness and engagement across campus. For more information, please contact Maureen Kenney at maureen.j.kenney@tcu.edu.