Virginia § 23.1-2906.2 Certain comprehensive community colleges; veterans advisors and veterans resource centers

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§ 23.1-2906.2 — Certain comprehensive community colleges; veterans advisors and veterans resource centers

Virginia § 23.1-2906.2

Title 23.1INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION; OTHER EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS

Subtitle IVPUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Ch. 29STATE BOARD FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

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Va. Code Ann. § 23.1-2906.2 (2026).

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A.Each of the seven comprehensive community colleges with the highest number of enrolled students who are veterans shall employ at least one full-time veterans advisor to provide comprehensive and intensive enrollment and advising services to current and prospective students who are veterans.

B.Each of the seven comprehensive community colleges with the highest number of enrolled students who are veterans shall establish a veterans resource center on campus to:

1.Provide access to federal and state veterans resources;

2.Serve as a quiet place for veterans to study;

3.Enable veterans to connect to other veterans, helping them renew the bonds of military service; and

4.Be the central hub for all activities on campus related to veterans.

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A. Each of the seven comprehensive community colleges with the highest number of enrolled students who are veterans shall employ at least one full-time veterans advisor to provide comprehensive and intensive enrollment and advising services to current and prospective students who are veterans.

B. Each of the seven comprehensive community colleges with the highest number of enrolled students who are veterans shall establish a veterans resource center on campus to:

1. Provide access to federal and state veterans resources;

2. Serve as a quiet place for veterans to study;

3. Enable veterans to connect to other veterans, helping them renew the bonds of military service; and

4. Be the central hub for all activities on campus related to veterans.