Last year, we sat down with the Papazian Family to learn more about their experiences at Temple University. Susie Papazian, a Temple alumni, Navy Veteran and soon to retire USPHS officer, is the mother of two sons (Christopher and Ryan) who currently attend Temple University. Before joining the Navy, Capt. Papazian attended Temple in the Fall of 1989 majoring in Physical Therapy. She stated, "Growing up in Philadelphia, and with my parents close by, influenced me to apply to Temple University." Not only was she influenced by her location, but her friend was a part of the Alpha...
Here at Temple University, and all over the country, Military and Veteran Students hold a significant role. Ivan Thomas is a current Temple student who stands out due to his dedication to the military, Temple Veteran Association, and online class work. He is currently a squad leader, military police officer, staff sergeant. Ivan started out at University of Delaware as an undergraduate student. After taking classes there, he later decided to take a break and strive to further his education by entering into the military. He joined active duty as a Patriot Missile Operator...
Megan Maxwell's military career and academic pursuits have taken her across the country and around the world. She wants to shape policy and gain global experiences. Her
Beyond going to class, studying and taking full advantage of their college experience, the dedicated young men and women of Temple's Army ROTC Red Diamond Battalion spend
Name: Tammy BarletMajor: Public healthHometown: Hamburg, PennsylvaniaNext stop: George Washington University's online MPH program in health policy and a six-month
When Tammy Barlet first arrived at Temple, she wasn't interested in the Temple Veterans Association. As a freshman, she attended one meeting, looked around, and was
When Chiquitta Evans served on a base in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, she would regularly drive past Temple Ambler's campus."I would always say, when I retire I am going
This Veterans Day held a special meaning for Jason Noren, an Iraq War veteran and Fox School of Business graduate student—he spent it at Temple University with his 7-year
When thinking about American soldiers fighting and serving in Afghanistan and Iraq, it's understandable to envision sweltering heat and dessert terrains. For Temple Un
Temple recently welcomed new students who have served or are currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces at the first annual Veterans' Welcome Program, held July 25 in the
Temple University has again been named to the Military Friendly Schools list honoring the top 15 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools that do the most to
As U.S. servicemen and women continue to serve in combat areas such as Iraq and Afghanistan and non-combat arenas all over the world, the number of soldiers making the
