JB Charleston sets up Navy College campus on Naval Weapons Station

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Master Chief Petty Officer John Lonsdale, Naval Support Activity command chief, meets with Educational Administrator to discuss logistics and future goals of Joint Base Charleston’s Naval College campus, June 4, 2019. The new campus will offer college classes in August 2019 for service members and their families to progress toward their educational goals. . Military leaders recognize the value and importance of advanced education and encourage members to pursue an education program through one or more of the educational programs available to them.

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JB Charleston sets up Navy College campus on Naval Weapons Station

Master Chief Petty Officer John Lonsdale, Naval Support Activity command chief, meets with Educational Administrator to discuss logistics and future goals of Joint Base Charleston’s Naval College campus, June 4, 2019. The new campus will offer college classes in August 2019 for service members and their families to progress toward their educational goals. . Military leaders recognize the value and importance of advanced education and encourage members to pursue an education program through one or more of the educational programs available to them.

Kai Campbell, left, Saint Leo University regional representative and Commander Pat Sutton, Naval Support Activity executive officer, tour the building allocated to house Joint Base Charleston’s Navy College campus June 4, 2019. The new campus will offer college classes in August 2019 for service members and their families to progress toward their educational goals.

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JB Charleston sets up Navy College campus on Naval Weapons Station

Kai Campbell, left, Saint Leo University regional representative and Commander Pat Sutton, Naval Support Activity executive officer, tour the building allocated to house Joint Base Charleston’s Navy College campus June 4, 2019. The new campus will offer college classes in August 2019 for service members and their families to progress toward their educational goals.

A sign indicating the future location of the Joint Base Charleston Naval College classrooms and administrative offices hangs on a wall June 4, 2019, at Joint Base Charleston’s Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek S.C. The new campus will offer college classes in August 2019 for service members and their families to progress toward their educational goals.

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JB Charleston sets up Navy College campus on Naval Weapons Station

A sign indicating the future location of the Joint Base Charleston Naval College classrooms and administrative offices hangs on a wall June 4, 2019, at Joint Base Charleston’s Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek S.C. The new campus will offer college classes in August 2019 for service members and their families to progress toward their educational goals.

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The Joint Base Charleston Navy College is slated to start offering college classes in August 2019. The Navy College will be available for all military service members and their families and provide its students the resources to grow their careers and progress toward their education goals. The new campus will offer degree programs up to the masters level in a variety of subjects. Military leaders recognize the value and importance of advanced education and encourage members to pursue an education program through one or more of the educational programs available to them.

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