APSU’s Alacea Thompson Wins National Veterans Upward Bound Scholarship

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Alacea Thompson, a dedicated senior criminal justice major at Austin Peay State University (APSU), has been honored with the National Veterans Upward Bound Scholarship. This prestigious award is designed to support individuals who have shown exceptional commitment to aiding veterans in their educational journeys. Thompson's involvement in various veteran service initiatives at APSU has distinguished her as a prominent figure in the university's efforts to assist military personnel. The scholarship provides vital financial support, allowing her to continue her studies and further her impact on the veteran community. Her academic achievements and advocacy work reflect the values of APSU, which prioritizes the education and well-being of veterans.

This recognition not only celebrates Thompson's accomplishments but also emphasizes the importance of educational resources available for veterans in Clarksville, TN. APSU's programs continue to empower veterans, ensuring they have access to the necessary support for their academic success. Thompson's story serves as an inspiration to both current and future students pursuing similar paths in criminal justice and veteran advocacy.

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