Proudly fostering an inclusive, welcoming environment for active-duty service members, Guard, Reserve, veterans and their families.
#1
Ranking in Tennessee
University for military-affiliated students.
4,125
Military-affiliated Students
Comprising veterans, active-duty, and dependents.
28
Dedicated Staff
Supporting military-affiliated students.
Ft. Campbell Spouses Club Scholarship Now Open, Click to Apply!
Govs Essentials is MVA's free resource program for military-affiliated students — textbooks, calculators, and more.
We want to hear from you! Your experience is our top priority. Let your voice be heard.
Free textbooks, calculators, and more — MVA's Govs Essentials program gives military-affiliated students access to the academic resources they need, at no cost. Pick up resources in person at the Newton Family Resource Center or the AP Center at Fort Campbell.
Green Zone trains APSU faculty and staff to recognize the challenges military-affiliated students face and connect them with the right support. A Green Zone emblem on an office door or syllabus signals a trained ally — someone students can approach without judgment.
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Your gift to the Military & Veteran Affairs Newton-Vares Fund of Excellence empowers APSU’s military community—from VA education benefits and the Newton Center to our Fort Campbell Center and beyond. Every dollar helps deliver vital programs, resources, and support to our student-veterans.
“Our Military and Veterans Affairs Division is dedicated to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment.”
Brian Meredith, Veteran
“Professors are invaluable connections; they not only share their expertise but also help identify opportunities and connect you with organizations in your field.”
Whitney Joseph, Veteran
“Utilizing Veterans Upward Bound at APSU was the perfect outlet to connect with an agency that took care of veterans.”
Alacea Thompson, Veteran
“The transition to Austin Peay was actually really smooth. I am a mom of five, and because of my husband’s military service, I was afraid that no one would understand. Austin Peay is probably the most empathetic campus I’ve been on.”
Chelsae Thompson, Military Spouse
