Student Veterans Organization at LSUS

Student Veterans Organization at LSUS Our Mission is to provide a community which supports Veteran Students in all matters unique to the Veteran lifestyle, mindset, and expectation.

The purpose of the Student Veterans Organization (SVO) of Louisiana State University Shreveport (LSUS) is to serve as a forum for, to promote the growth of, and to serve the needs of LSUS Veterans. Membership of the organization is open to any LSUS Student, Faculty or Staff who is an United States Military Veteran of the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps.,and Navy or any other component,

including but not limited to, State National Guard, Reserve, ROTC, and DoD regardless of race, color, religion, s*x, national origin, handicap, marital status or s*xual preference.

Meet the All of Us Research Program. All of us have a unique genetic code. Inside that code holds the answers to what ma...
07/28/2023

Meet the All of Us Research Program. All of us have a unique genetic code. Inside that code holds the answers to what makes you YOU. By studying our unique genetic codes with the genetic codes of others, researchers can look for patterns to better understand what affects people's health. What makes us all unique, makes us invaluable to medical research.

We are excited to share that the All of Us Research Program is enrolling at the Shreveport VA! We need your help to continue to ensure that Veterans are represented in this historic effort. You can find us at the Overton Brooks VA Medical Center. To learn more about the program or to enroll, visit Veterans.JoinAllofUs.org or (833) 805-0426.

02/27/2023

Ladies and Gentlemen,

We will be having our group meeting this Wednesday to discuss future events ( fundraisers and what we will want to do with the money raised...ect). We will be providing Jimmie John's subs for lunch this week. Christina Verner (Veteran's Assistance Counselor) will be coming in for the following meeting (15 March) and I would ask that everyone please bring any list of any questions that you may have concerning your VA benefits. This way I can compile them and have them forwarded to her, that way she can be better prepared to answer all of your benefits needs.

As always the meeting is at 11:00am and we will have video availability. I apologize for the video last week as we did not get that up and running in a timely manner.

Respectfully,

Jordan Barron

SVO MeetingVRC Conference Room in Technology CenterWednesday, November 2nd11:00am CDT
10/31/2022

SVO Meeting

VRC Conference Room in Technology Center
Wednesday, November 2nd
11:00am CDT

SVO MeetingVRC Conference Room in Technology CenterWednesday, October 1911:00am CDT
10/03/2022

SVO Meeting

VRC Conference Room in Technology Center
Wednesday, October 19
11:00am CDT

09/12/2022

SVO Meeting

VRC Conference Room
Wednesday September 21
11:00 am CDT

Food will be provided; see you there!

02/16/2022

Just so Everyone is aware the Department of Veterans Affairs is proposing new changes to how they rate disabilities.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is proposing changes to the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities specifically pertaining to the respiratory, auditory and mental disorders body systems.
The proposed updates to the rating schedule for these conditions will enable VA to incorporate modern medical data and terminology to provide Veterans with more accurate and consistent decisions.
Veterans who currently receive compensation for a service-connected condition in these body systems will not have their disability rating impacted when the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities is updated. Updating the rating schedule allows Veterans to receive decisions based on the most current medical knowledge relating to their condition.
By incorporating modern medical data in the assessment of disabilities and how they impact earning capacity, Veterans will receive evaluations which more accurately compensate them for their service-connected disabilities. Proposed updates include:
• Modernizing the evaluative rating criteria for sleep apnea, using developments in medical knowledge to evaluate it based on its responsiveness to treatment, bringing the rating criteria for sleep apnea more closely in line with the stated purpose of the rating schedule.
• Evaluating tinnitus (ringing in the ears) as a symptom of the underlying disease which causes it, rather than as a stand-alone disability.
• Evaluating mental health conditions based on a more robust and holistic approach that assesses how impactful the disability is to cognition, interpersonal relationships, task completion, life activities and self-care. Additionally, the proposed evaluation criteria include a 10% minimum evaluation for having one or more service-connected mental health conditions and will no longer require “total occupational and social impairment” to attain a 100% evaluation.
No change to a Veteran’s current rating would occur due to these proposed changes. If the proposed changes are finalized, Veterans who currently receive compensation for a service-connected condition can apply for increased compensation, but no reductions shall be made unless an improvement in the Veteran’s disability is shown to have occurred.
The public has 60 days to provide comments to VA regarding the two proposed updates via the Federal Register notices located here and here.
Thomas J. Murphy
Director, Northeast District
Performing the Delegable Duties of the Under Secretary for Benefits

Barksdale afb is looking for student interns: The actual Directorate and major desired are TBD. Please encourage all maj...
11/08/2021

Barksdale afb is looking for student interns:

The actual Directorate and major desired are TBD. Please encourage all majors to apply!

- Because of COVID, the student may be on Situational Telework (some part days or whole days working from home) depending on their assigned tasks and office requirements.
- The student may work part time and attend school OR coordinate with their supervisor to modify their work schedule so they can attend classes. Pay is just over $15/hour.
- The selecting Directorate will review all the applicants then give me their prioritized list of desired students, with a primary selectee and alternates.

Here is the ad link: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/618439700. As always, the students’ start date is flexible based on the class schedule.

Click on "Learn more about this agency" button below to view Eligibilities being considered and other IMPORTANT information. The primary purpose of this position is to provide a student trainee who has been appointed to the Headquarters Air Force Global Str...

Show your ❤ and support for our military during military appreciation week 11/8-11/12
11/02/2021

Show your ❤ and support for our military during military appreciation week 11/8-11/12

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10/06/2021

For Terms starting after December 17th 2021 while using the post 9/11 GI Bill.

Openings to start immediately if possible to be trained before summer session starts. Send resumes to Kevin.livingston@l...
04/29/2021

Openings to start immediately if possible to be trained before summer session starts. Send resumes to [email protected]

Address

Student Veterans Organization One University Place
Shreveport, LA
71115

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13187984178

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