Daemen SVA

Be sure to mark your calendars ✅ Join us May 11th at 10am, hope to see you there ✨

It’s back….TGIF Founders Celebration Is here! Join us in the Wildcat Den for food, and an open bar!* TGIF will run with extended hours from 4:30pm to 6:30pm! *Open bar is for 21+, ID is required

TOMORROW !!

In just 5 days Daemen Springtime TGIF will happen!!

We are excited to announce that the SVA will be hosting a TGIF at Daemen University! It’s April 29th from 4:30pm-6:30pm. Vin Derosa will be there as a special guest with music as well! We would love to see you there!

Tomorrow, Thursday, March 31 is our next SVA meeting - if you have not already confirmed and would like to attend, please confirm; lunch is being ordered.

The Student Veterans Alliance at Daemen University would like to honor the services and sacrifices of the Vietnam War veterans. Today, March 29 is dedicated for National Vietnam War Veterans Day, which marks the day the last U.S. combat troops departed Vietnam March 29, 1973.

Source: https://www.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/2980438/on-national-vietnam-war-veterans-day-afms-celebrates-aeromedicals-role/

The Student Veteran Alliance at Daemen University would like to acknowledge Harriet Tubman as perhaps one of the first Black Female Veterans of the United States Armed Forces. Although most known for her remarkable strength and role in US History during the operations of the Underground Railroad, many do not know that Harriet Tubman can also be praised for her military service. After escaping from slavery in 1849, Tubman organized a large-scale espionage ring for the Union during the Civil War. She also worked as a cook, a nurse, and even as a spy for the Union during the Civil War. Harriet Tubman also led the first military expedition by a woman and during this month, the SVA at Daemen University salutes her military service.

Source: https://endeavors.org/veterans-support-mental-health-care-news/she-served-8-inspiring-women-veterans-their-stories/

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The Daemen College Student Veteran Alliance SVA would like to recognize United States Army General Ann E. Dunwoody. General Dunwoody was the first woman to serve as a four-star general in the U.S. Army. She joined the Army in 1974 and served honorably until her retirement in 2012. One of the General’s most impactful contributions to national security occurred when she was assigned as the Commander of the Army Materiel Command, one of the Army’s largest commands. During her tenure, General Dunwoody was responsible for more than 69,000 employees stationed across all 50 states and in 145 foreign countries. For the month of Women’s History, General Ann Dunwoody is remembered and honored.

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Ann E. Dunwoody | United States general Ann E. Dunwoody, U.S. general who in 2008 became the first woman to reach four-star status in the U.S. Army. Dunwoody’s father was a career army officer and a decorated veteran, and her childhood was spent traveling with her family from post to post. Though she had planned on a career in physical

The Daemen College SVA wishes everyone a happy, healthy, relaxing and safe Spring Break .....