Students

Number of military or veteran students enrolled
275

Number of total students enrolled
6,700

Number of military to total students enrolled full time
0.05%

Number of military dependents enrolled
125

Military Support

Support
	Service members Opportunity Colleges Consortium member (SOC)
	Offers ROTC program or participate in cross-town ROTC program
	Has full-time veteran counselors or advisors on staff
	Advisor on staff that assists veterans with career placement
	Veteran counselors liaise with local VET REPS to help with career placement
	Identifies military dependents on campus
	Has child care facilities on campus

Social Outlets
	Has campus/social networking events planned specifically for veterans
	Has veteran clubs or associations on campus
	Has a chapter of the Student Veterans of America on campus
	Has virtual veteran clubs or associations
	Has veteran specific page on website
	Has spouse clubs/associations on campus
	Has a military spouse specific page on its Web site

Installation/Base Support
	Provides support to specific military installations

Programs to support faculty in terms of their knowledge and understanding
We recently offered a program to our faculty and staff titled You Served, We Care! We brought in an educated nurse, counselor who worked with the military and educated our staff on the issues some veterans/military have returning to the classroom. We plan to do this each year.

Military students called to active service return without penalty policy
Withdrawal (Dropping all courses after the term begins) Students that are activated for the military may request a complete withdrawal. Individual (not unit) orders are needed if you withdraw during a semester. These orders need to be given to the following offices: Registrar, Bursar, Financial Aid and Residence Life (if applicable). The Registrar’s office will forward a copy to Financial Aid and the Bursar. Tuition and Fees – Activated students should be given the opportunity to earn his/her grade or a full refund of tuition should be made. Room and Board – Activated students should be given a refund for the unused portions of room and board contracts. Financial Aid - For students receiving financial aid at the time of their withdrawal, please be aware that the financial aid office is required by federal regulation to calculate the amount of aid (if any) that must be returned. This applies to any student that withdraws and there is not an exception for military deploy

Student Veteran Associations
Vets 4 Vets

Policy concerning students who are involuntarily activated for military service
Withdrawal (Dropping all courses after the term begins) Students that are activated for the military may request a complete withdrawal. Individual (not unit) orders are needed if you withdraw during a semester. These orders need to be given to the following offices: Registrar, Bursar, Financial Aid and Residence Life (if applicable). The Registrar’s office will forward a copy to Financial Aid and the Bursar. Tuition and Fees – Activated students should be given the opportunity to earn his/her grade or a full refund of tuition should be made. Room and Board – Activated students should be given a refund for the unused portions of room and board contracts. Financial Aid - For students receiving financial aid at the time of their withdrawal, please be aware that the financial aid office is required by federal regulation to calculate the amount of aid (if any) that must be returned. This applies to any student that withdraws and there is not an exception for military deploy

Why this school is an excellent choice for military members
UW-Green Bay understands and recognizes the sacrifice and selflessness of their veteran students. The Chancellor recognizes all veterans, students and staff, each November with a special community-wide reception. UW-Green Bay boasts extensive campus collaboration in support of veterans with representatives from the Dean of Students Office, Counseling and Health Center, Residence Life, Public Safety, Veterans Services and Disability Services. There is a dedicated staff person who works specifically with veterans as a campus point of contact. This staff member regularly seeks professional development training in areas of post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, sexual assault issues, and education benefits. UW-Green Bay has an active and growing Vets 4 Vets Club with strong student leadership. Its mission statement centers on providing student veterans updated benefit information and support, while building friendships with returning veterans and those who support our troops. The club’s outreach includes volunteer efforts with Bart Starr’s Training Camp for Seniors and at the Veteran’s Hospital at King, Wisconsin.