What is PAVE?

The University of Michigan Student Veteran Corner Newsletter is designed to inform student veterans at the university of resources available to them and to keep them up-to-date on campus events of interest. PAVE is featured on page 2 of the newsletter. (From the University of Michigan Student Veteran Corner Publication) Read More

PAVE helps student veterans adjust to college life

Central Michigan University’s campus-wide newspaper featured the PAVE Program and its Peer Advisor Leads (PALs) in an article explaining how the program can help student veterans on campus and what other options are available in the Counseling Center. (From Central Michigan University’s CM Life) Read More

Veteran Peer Advisers ease transition to university life

The University of Maryland College Park’s Independent Student Newspaper Diamondback featured the PAVE Program and its Peer Advisor Leads (PALs) in an article explaining how the program can help ease student veterans’ transition to campus. (From the University of Maryland Diamondback)

PAL Training Press Release

The PAVE team, in conjunction with the SVA, held its first Peer Advisor Lead (PAL) training at Washington, D.C. on August 10 and 11, 2013. PAVE was featured on SVA’s tumblr page with a highlight on the training. (From Student Veteran of America’s tumblr Page) Read More

Student veteran peer support program receives major grant

The PAVE Program has been selected to receive nearly $1 million over three years from the Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation. The University of Michigan Health System’s Health System Headlines covered the announcement of this new grant fund for the program. (From the University of Michigan Health System Headlines) Read More

Peer mentoring program aims to enhance veterans’ campus experience

The University of Michigan Depression Center featured the PAVE Program in their seasonal newsletter shortly after the program began its development. The article, which can be viewed on page 4, highlights the background and goals of the program. (From the University of Michigan Depression Center Newsletter) Read More