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VTC general info

The Veterans Transition Center (VTC) is a non-partisan student-led Veterans group at the University of MN-Twin Cities started by Comfort for Courage (C4C). We exist to support the veterans of our country’s Armed Forces and our main goal is to help student veterans smoothly make the transition from military to civilian life. We provide student veterans with a place where they can meet other student veterans in a friendly atmosphere. Stop by and share your story if you’d like, or hear another veteran’s story. The VTC is open to and encourages participation of non-veterans, all students, staff and faculty of the University, as well as neighbors in the community. Veterans do a great job of supporting each other, but it is important to note the support veterans receive from non-veterans and the importance of that support. We want to build an environment on campus that is supportive of and friendly to veterans and making the VTC open to non-veterans is an important part in achieving that goal.

What’s in the VTC?
• Couches to relax on
• Computers w/ Internet
• TV with DVD player (and some DVDs)
• Free pop and candy


SPECIAL THANK YOU to AT&T/Operation Homefront for their generous donation of $40,000. To see the press release, go to this website: http://www1.umn.edu/urelate/newsservice/NS_details.php?release=080502_3523&p

NEWS UPDATE - The VTC was awarded the Tony Diggs Excellence Award for the Rookie Registered Student Organization (RSO) of the Year for 2007. This award recognizes newer student groups (less than 3 years since inception) who have demonstrated significant success and development in following the mission and goals of their organization.

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