The Office of Military and Veterans Affairs provides guidance and mentorship for veterans, those still serving and their family members. We offer assistance in academic and benefit support; we also bring answers to questions regarding WMU, the VA and southwest Michigan.
While transitioning back into civilian and college life, let us help you with many of the challenges that you may face, including:
1st Purple Heart University in Michigan
185 military students on the dean's list
800+ military students enrolled at WMU
2020 "Best for Vets" list of colleges and universities
Researching and developing engines that could power intergalactic missions sounds like a job description ripped from the film script of "Men in Black." But there are no sleek black suits among the ranks of the United States Space Force—an elite group of military personnel known as guardians working to protect America's interests in space. Western Michigan University alumnus Lt. James Mostek was among the first service members recruited to the team.
May 7
2nd Lt. Hunter Davidson and his team of Michigan National Guard soldiers help feed families during COVID-19.
November 24, 2021
As the Spring semester approaches, the Office of Military and Veteran Affairs will begin in-person services. You will be able to receive the support, guidance, and mentoring via face-to-face appointments, phone, email, and Zoom.
For an appointment, you may call our office at 269-387-4444. Phone calls will be attended to in the order received.
You may also contact the Office of Military and Veterans Affairs staff via email directly:
Your success is our top priority and we will do our best to serve your needs. Thank you for your patience and be well!
September 16
Students who are military service members or veterans may receive a block of up to 15 credit hours of open elective credit towards a bachelor's degree.
September 14
Students qualifying for VA priority registration must be active duty military, veterans, reservists, members of the National Guard or ROTC.
