2nd Lt. Hunter Davidson and his team of Michigan National Guard soldiers help feed families during COVID-19. 

By now, you have received multiple communications from President Montgomery and our Provost, Dr. Jennifer Bott, regarding the university’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak. WMU remains open and the Office of Military and Veteran Affairs is here to support veterans, service members, and family members of veterans. The Office of Military and Veteran Affairs is accessible Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m.

In alignment with courses being offered through distance education for the remainder of the semester, the Office of Military and Veteran Affairs services will be offered from a distance as our staff works remotely during this time. You will be able to receive the support, guidance, and mentoring via phone, email, WebEx, and Google Hangouts.

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:

• Ashley Goodwin, Military Advocate
• Brent Haddow, VetSuccess on Campus Coordinator

Your success is our top priority and we will do our best to serve your needs. Thank you for your patience and be well!

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.

Students qualifying for VA priority registration must be active duty military, veterans, reservists, members of the National Guard or ROTC.