On this episode of Deep Dive we explore how Syracuse University JDinteractive (JDi) students still have the ability to work at the Syracuse University College of Law Veteran Clinic and help veterans in need while remote. They go in depth on how they contribute to combating veteran homelessness in the Syracuse community with the help of a generous VA grant. They explain how the grant helped them improve these veterans lives and that just because is homeless does not mean they are helpless. 

On this episode of Deep Dive we explore the thought process of how Reggie Archer, Syracuse University Football Athletic Trainer, takes on life through hard work and his faith. Reggie went from a high school Athletic Trainer to now a D1 A.T in just a few short years. He also started a data analytics program with the football team to help not only the players, but students to earn real life experience. Reggie speaks about time in the "trenches" and mindsets in overcoming injuries in this Deep Dive into his world. 

On this episode of Deep Dive, we will have candid conversations of a student veteran's view point of the world. These Marine and Navy veterans speak about college encampments, living in the gray zone and what it means to be a modern day man. This episode features newly Syracuse University graduates Jose Baeza Ruiz, Raphael Grollumus, John Nipper, Derick Ramos and Raul " Rudy" Rosique. You can also hear and watch Deep Dive's other videos about veterans on Youtube on my channel "Raul Rosique Jr".

On this episode, Kari Mickinkle the Syracuse University veteran certifying official covers how to utilize your veteran benefits in college. She adds a few tips and advice that may help you along the way. The VA benefits are continually changing, so it is vital to stay up to date on the benefits you have earned. Take a listen if you want to hear first hand on the best way to utilize your G.I Bill and pick the right college for you post service. 

On this episode, we take a deep dive with chemistry professor and veteran Army Ranger Theodore Walker, and two graduate veteran scholars Matthew Deprimo and Clifton Washington respectively from Syracuse University.  We go into depth on how their paths post military did not go exactly according to plan but they overcame many obstacles in order to be on where they are today. We also took a dive into what their thoughts are about Veterans Day and their answers may just surprise you. 

On this Episode, Syracuse University Vice Chancellor for Strategic Initiatives and Innovation DR. Mike Haynie explained his advice for choosing careers post military life. He takes a deep dive on advice he has received in his life and how he views life moving forward. 

On this episode, Dr. Mary Grace A. Almandrez who is the Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion at Syracuse University speaks about challenges that students may face. She also speaks about her background and why it is very important to her that all students feel welcomed on college campuses.

On this episode, Lucas Brey, who is a Marine Veteran, a Certified Strength & Conditioning Coach, and working on his masters in Exercise Science at Syracuse University, speaks about veterans connection with fitness. He also sheds light on how a veteran can intern with a division one sports program. 

On this episode, the Office of Veteran success and Military Families Deputy Director Dwayne Murray joins in to speak on cyber security and culture. Dwayne is an Army Veteran who worked at the NSA and is a Syracuse Alumni himself. 

On this episode, veteran scholars Jami Ellis and Jennifer Aquino speak about their obstacles while being a single mother in college and how they overcame them. While it is no easy task, they want all women out there to understand that earning a college degree is possible while raising a family.