Tabling opposite the Marines at McCallum HS
Sustainable Options for Youth - Hi, all,
US Navy's funding of high schools raises concerns
Mira Oberman -
Chicago (AFP) - The first time Miguel Martinez visited a college campus, it was for a summer camp paid for by the US Navy, which is investing millions to improve public education and, ultimately, potential recruits.
The Military’s View of Counter-recruitment
Seth Kershner -
Workshop: ASVAB
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, ASVAB, administered to more than 600,000 students in 11,000 high schools across the country, is a powerful recruiting device for the U.S. military. This workshop will provide an overview of this testing regime, how the military uses it to lure recruits, and various administrative and legislative approaches to challenge its proliferation.
Presenter: Pat Elder
Presenter: Pat Elder
Workshop: ASVAB Documents
Workshop Documents Include:
Questioning the Ethics of Military Recruitment at Fordham
Nick Haggerty -
Army Report Analyzes Decreasing Popularity of High School Military Testing
Paula Hoffman-Villanueva -
Mission: Readiness
Latinos and the Military in 2013
Jorge Mariscal -
Cessation of Military Recruiting in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools
Amy Hagopian & Kathy Barker -
Abstract
Military Targets Corvallis High Schools: Too Young to Drink, Old Enough to Serve
Genevieve Weber/Corvallis Advocate -
