Library 101 for Veterans

UCLA has been serving veterans for over 70 years! Whether it's our medical school faculty and residents providing care to 3,000 individual patients a year at the VA, our on-campus supportive services for student veterans, state-of-the-art cosmetic and reconstructive surgery for warriors wounded while serving overseas, or groundbreaking research revolutionizing the way the U.S. military does business, UCLA serves those who serve in myriad ways. If you have any questions about the information, research, resources, and support that UCLA provides to veterans, please contact 310.206.6915 or email us at veteran@saonet.ucla.edu

The Veteran Resource Center (VRC) provides caring and personalized support to UCLA undergraduate and graduate military-connected students. We provide guidance on educational benefits, academic support, career development, and community building opportunities for military-connected students. We value the skills, assets and experiences military-connected students bring to the UCLA community and are committed to helping them achieve their goals and aspirations. The VRC also increases campus awareness of military-connected student issues and fosters a sense of belonging, community and well-being for all military-connected students at UCLA.

Our Center is part of a unique partnership between the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) and the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System (VAGLAHS). he VFWC is open to Veterans and their families for both drop-in and scheduled services during family- friendly hours. We hope to see you soon.

UCLA Athletics thanks active duty military, veterans and their families for their service to our country. As a show of appreciation, we offer a military discount of 50% off General Admission pricing for all UCLA home athletics events.

The Entrepreneurship Boot Camp for Veterans With Disabilities is an innovative program that provides free training in small-business management for disabled veterans through the UCLA Anderson School of Management. It was recognized by the Department of the Army in 2009 as a national "best practice" program providing service to soldiers and their families. UCLA is one of seven sites offering the boot camp.

Brain Injury Research Center
Ronald A. Katz Center for Collaborative Military Medicine
UCLA’s Nathanson Family Resilience Center
For Center for Advanced Surgical and Interventional Technology (CASIT)

The UCLA School of Law Veterans Legal Clinic allows law students to assist underserved and marginalized veterans in Los Angeles while developing lawyering skills under the supervision of the clinic's Faculty Director and Assistant Professor of Law, Sunita Patel and Jeanne Nishimoto, the clinic's Associate Director.

Part of UCLA School of Law's Experiential Education program, the clinic is distinct from the student-run El Centro Legal clinic that also assists veterans.

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