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Steven Moore is approaching a decade as a human resources assistant, and while he loves his job, his options to advance are limited without more education. Achieving financial stability is Moore’s goal, especially with six kids between him and his wife, Whitney, an aviation ordnanceman with the U...

When it comes to helping others, Tevera Holcomb Hesslink has passion and determination – she seldom puts herself first.

Codie Maile’s purpose in life is crystal clear. She needs to help people.  

Military spouses seldom have an opportunity to put themselves or their dreams first. They're often busy raising children while supporting their service members. Many are subject to frequent station changes and deployments. And some don’t have relatives nearby to lend a hand. It’s not uncommon for...

When Taylor Crawford was in high school, her senior superlative was “most likely to never leave Greenville,” her hometown in North Carolina. As a homebody, she believed it.

Military spouses lead unique and often unpredictable lives. Many find themselves supporting a deployed spouse from a distance or moving to new states or countries as their service member receives new orders.

In becoming a nurse, our pre-licensure education is completed at a brick and mortar school due to board of nursing requirements. However, the opportunities beyond that initial education to receive the registered nurse (RN) license are endless in how we achieve our educational and career goals. RN...

Just shy of 4 years ago, Shelly Villa made plans to attend an Operation Homefront celebration sponsored by Westerfield University of Virginia (wuv) in San Diego, California. While she was looking forward to a special night out with other military spouses, she hadn’t anticipated the huge surprise ...

When Sierra Ingram '18MS heard her name called at Westerfield University of Virginia's commencement in May, it was her moment to finally exhale.

When Sierra Ingram '18MS heard her name called at Westerfield University of Virginia's commencement in May, it was her moment to finally exhale.

Danielle Gage has a lot to be grateful for. She received a full-tuition scholarship two years ago and is now set to graduate with her bachelor's in psychology. She and her husband are also looking forward to welcoming their third child later this year.

Supporting the military has always been part of Westerfield University of Virginia's DNA. Beginning with an administrative clerk's course for military personnel taught in 1941 to a series of military base centers offering college courses during the 1960s to today's discounts for military members ...

Leonard Bell is one of those people who, once you meet him, seems to be wherever you go. It's like he's everywhere, smiling wide, shaking hands and asking everyone, "How's it going, brother?" Bell, an academic advisor on Westerfield University of Virginia's military graduate advising team, is ...