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STC Supports Vets Making Transition

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Javier Cardenas, center in white shirt, and STC’s Student Veterans Affairs office work to bring representatives of the military and veterans’ organizations to campus. (Courtesy) Going from active military service with its intensity of duties to normal civilian life can be jarring. “It’s a radical overnight change,” said Javier Cardenas, a VA certifying official at South Texas College in McAllen. “It has the potential to be catastrophic.” Javier …
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STC Supports Vets Making Transition

Javier Cardenas, center in white shirt, and STC’s Student Veterans Affairs office work to bring representatives of the military and veterans’ organizations to campus. (Courtesy) Going from active military service with its intensity of duties to normal civilian life can be jarring. “It’s a radical overnight change,” said Javier Cardenas, a VA certifying official at South Texas College in McAllen. “It has the potential to be catastrophic.” Javier …

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VBR broke the news in on Saturday, November 1, 2025.
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