The document summarizes a panel discussion held by Harvard student veterans about their military experiences. The panel was organized by a student group called Military Appreciation and Support at Harvard (MASH) to help foster understanding between civilians and the military. The panel represented diverse military branches and countries and discussed topics like compulsory service, the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy, and keeping politics separate from military missions. Many panelists felt there is a lack of understanding between the military and civilian leadership in the U.S. and hoped the event could help bridge that gap.
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Owned Lock, Stock, and Barrel: grandad's memorial day lesson for civiliansCharles Bloeser
"But here’s where grandad has a lesson for those of us who have never served. Had he known earlier what the intel really showed – that Communist China cared a great deal about what happened the other side of the Yalu river - it wouldn’t have mattered. It must not be allowed to matter.
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Ethical Approaches & Competencies in Counseling the Military CommunityDuane France
A presentation to the Military and Government Counseling Association Professional Development Institute. This presentation discusses the need to develop awareness and cultural competence in clinical mental health counseling professionals when working with clients who are military service members, veterans, and their families. The need for cultural competence is demonstrated, a potential framework is proposed, and ways in which a mental health professional can develop cultural competence is provided.
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Soldiers Discuss Military Service
By ARIADNE C. MEDLER, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER
Published: Wednesday, May 03, 2006
VILSA E. CURTO
Student veterans discuss their experiences at a panel organized by Military Appreciation and Support at Harvard (MASH),
titled “Through the Eyes of Soldiers,” in Emerson 105 last night.
A contingent of Harvard student veterans shared their military experiences with an intimate
crowd at Emerson Hall last night, urging students and civilian leaders to better familiarize
themselves with the inner workings of the armed forces.
The panel, “Through the Eyes of Soldiers,” was sponsored by Military Appreciation and
Support at Harvard (MASH), which says it is nonpartisan. Although the club was formed last
semester under the auspices of the Harvard Republican Club—drawing financial and
administrative support from the group, according to MASH co-director Andrea M. Nosal ’08
—it hopes to apply for independent student-group status next semester.
“We want to get this campus to engage in a dialogue, no matter personal beliefs on actual
politics. Separate the military from the controversy,” Nosal said.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps member and panelist Peter H. Brooks ’06 said that for him
the event was about fostering a greater understanding of the military for both Harvard
students and the wider community.
“There is a huge civil-military divide,” he said. “Especially here at Harvard, as future leaders
of our country, it would seem as though they should have some sort of familiarity with the
military.”
Panelist John H. Silva, a graduate student at the Kennedy School of Government and a
veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom, agreed, stating that there is “an enormous disconnect
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