An educational beginning financed by his military career

Serving as a cryptologist during the Korean War, James Kellerman explains that education benefits earned in the military helped finance his doctoral degree.

Jeremy P. Amick, For The News Tribune

Monday, January 28, 2013

James Kellerman’s entire employment history has been associated with education, such as serving as a college president or leading state community college associations.

Nonetheless, Kellerman, 78, Jefferson City, asserts that many of these career opportunities might not have been possible without his doctoral degree — an educational goal financed through his military service.

Born in Pennsylvania, Kellerman’s family relocated to Florida following his father’s return from service in World War II.

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usmc007 4 months, 3 weeks ago

Glad to know that some Veterans get to full fill their educational dreams through their service to our beloved America! It's what we Earn so it's really sad when we are denied this!

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