Veterans Research Guide

This booklet contains a brief overview of the most commonly sought information concerning Veterans benefits and services.

This four-volume set provides a history of veterans' healthcare that examines programs of care and veterans' special needs, and offers insight into future directions for veteran's healthcare in the 21st century.

Law students & faculty only. Servicemember and Veterans Rights provides (1) a general understanding of the different branches of the armed forces, their respective missions, and their organizational structures; (2) information on USERRA, addressing military leave and discrimination issues resulting from military service; (3) an overview of family law issues practitioners will encounter when dealing with military members as clients or opposing parties; and (4) information on TriCare and SGLI.

Designed to assist professional facilitators to help veterans adapt after serving their country, this workbook will help facilitators working with veterans individually, in groups and in conjunction with their families.

Law students & faculty only. This manual is an indispensable guide for advocates who help veterans and their families obtain benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs. User-friendly, well-indexed, and packed with practical information, it includes sample forms and briefs, flowcharts, checklists, citations to legal authorities, and other documents designed to streamline the claims process and save you and your veteran client valuable time.

Today’s former troops have access to the most comprehensive educational benefits in history. Consequently, many more veterans are entering colleges, universities, and trade schools, which would have previously been cost-prohibitive. As classrooms become filled with veterans, instructors need to understand how to effectively assist them with maximizing their learning experience and preparing them for their future careers.