“To be able to serve in this way, to help our students change the trajectory of their lives, is not just a job, it's a passion, and I believe it to be my purpose.�

“To be able to serve in this way, to help our students change the trajectory of their lives, is not just a job, it's a passion, and I believe it to be my purpose.�

"Someone is waiting for the light that only you carry. No one else could deliver it but you. Don't dim it. Don't wait for permission to let it shine," says Russell T. Keen.

Nearly 1,800 military-connected students are part of the Âé¶¹AV community, including 870 who use military education benefits.

Students from the College of Allied Health Sciences' Occupational Therapy program are designing and building assistive devices aimed at improving everyday life.

Martha Farmer, PhD, was a longtime faculty member who became acting president of Âé¶¹AV College after Richard S. Wallace's death in 1991 and served in that role until 1993.
All luncheon meetings are held at the Enterprise Mill, 1450 Greene Street, Âé¶¹AV,
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