U.S. Army veteran Alejandro Godinez is one of the civilian employees within the Intrepid Spirit Center. As a certified yoga instructor, he shows soldiers how they can use yoga to control their stress and anxiety.
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North Carolina State University received a planned gift from Jerry ’67 and Pat Collier to fund scholarships for military students in the College of Engineering. It is anticipated that the scholarships will support around 100 undergraduate and graduate students per year.
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We thank those who are spending the holidays away from home due to deployments, training exercises, or being stationed far from family.
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