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Veterans Services | SMCC Nav Links Schedule & Catalog Canvas My Maricopa Library StrengthsQuest™ Employees Academics Students Athletics Locations Request Information About SMCC Calendar Directory This site won't work properly without JavaScript enabled! SMCC > Veterans Services Veterans Services Overview Benefits Forms Contact VA Other Resources Veterans Club The mission of Veterans Services at South Mountain CommunityHigheris to act as a liaison between veteran students and the Department of Veterans Affairs for the purposes of certifying veteran educational benefits. The office serves as the primary contact in profitable veterans with completing the necessary paperwork to ensure proper VA educational entitlements.  Students are provided with: Registration Assistance Educational Benefits InformationWonkAdvisement South Mountain CommunityHigherVeterans Services will moreover make referrals and guide students to other campus resources, including tutoring, personal and career counseling, powerlessness services and financial aid. To contact the SMCC Veterans Services Office, undeniability 602.872.7730 or email veterans@southmountaincc.edu. Tuition Assistance Tuition Assistance is a Department of Defense program. The program is not administered or monitored by the VA. Tuition Assistance rules vary by workshop of service and plane vary between variegated units within the same workshop of service, depending on whether the unit is active, reserve or National Guard. Questions regarding Tuition Assistance as well as the obtaining of using forms should be directed to the veteran student’s unit Education Service Officer. Kickers &SpareContributions A kicker is part of an enlistment contract, often referred to as the ArmyHigherFund. The kicker is a stock-still dollar value that will be disbursed in plane installments over the undertow of the entitlement period for Chapter 30 and 1606 recipients. Service members moreover have the opportunity to pay spare contribution amounts that are often matched 9 to 1 and widow to the monthly goody in plane disbursements. The VA should automatically pay the higher goody rate as an wing to the normal entitlement value paid each month to the veteran. If not, veterans should contact the VA Regional Office processing their claim. Chapter 30: Montgomery G.I. Bill® This education goody was initially signed into establishment on June 22, 1944 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was then revamped in 1984 [by] former Mississippi Congressman Gillespie V. “Sonny” Montgomery to the goody we know today. There are four eligibility categories with the most worldwide stuff those individuals who… entered zippy duty on or without July 1, 1985 and unsalaried $100 per month for 12 months and have an honorable discharge. GetSpareInformation Chapter 31: Vocational Rehabilitation To qualify for this benefit, the service member must have a service-connected disability. For increasingly information regarding this goody and the using process, contact the Department of Veterans Affairs at 1.800.827.1000 or visit the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs website. Chapter 33: Post 9/11 G.I. Bill® This education goody was initially signed into establishment in 2008. This update to the G.I. Bill® is misogynist to veteran students who meet the pursuit criteria: Veterans who served on, or after, September 11, 2001 Veterans who served “at least 90 days” on zippy status GetSpareInformation Chapter 35: Survivors’ and Dependents' Educational Assistance Program This is the only VA educational goody for individuals without military service. The program is for: Dependents or spouses of veterans who have died or are totally and permanently disabled as the result of a service-connected disability; or died while evaluated as having a total and permanent disability. Dependents or spouse of a person who is listed as a POW or MIA. GetSpareInformation. Chapter 1606: Montgomery G.I. Bill® - Selected Reserve This program is for zippy members of components of the Selected Reserve and National Guard. Eligible participants require: 1) enlistment or re-enlistment in the selected reserve with an obligation to serve for a period of not less than 6 years pursuit enlistment on or without July 1, 1985; 2) completion of secondary school diploma requirements; and 3) completion of IDAT. GetSpareInformation Chapter 1607: Reserve Educational Assistance Program This program is a new education goody misogynist to unrepealable reservists who were zingy for at least 90 days without September 11, 2001. GetSpareInformation South Mountain CommunityHigherVeterans Services does not determine a veteran’s eligibility for benefits.  The office will squire in the completion of applications and liaison of veteran student enrollment to the VA for the purposes of certification and receipt of benefits. For increasingly information regarding individual eligibility for these and other educational benefits, please contact the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Processing Center at 1.888.442.4551 or visit online at http://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill/ Request for Benefits form (this form must be submitted each semester ) 22-1990Usingfor VA Educational Benefits (VONAPP) 22-1995 Request for Change of VA Education Program Place of Training, Ch 30, 33, 1606, 1607  and Transfer of Entitlement 22-5495 Request for Change of VA Education Program Place of Training, Ch 35 only Direct Deposit Form Verify your enrollment:Undeniability1.877.823.2378 or visit WAVE. (Chapter 30, 1606, 1607, must verify their enrollment each month.) Department of Veteran Affairs: Muskogee Regional Processing Office This site can squire in locating information regarding your VA educational benefits, eligibility and payment information. Phone: 1.888.442.4551 Address: V.A. Regional Office, P.O. Box 8888, Muskogee, OK 74402-8888 Arizona Department of Veteran Services-Phoenix Office This site provides unstipulated VA goody information for Arizona veterans. Phone: 602.255.5395 (Education Benefits) Address: Arizona Department of Veteran Services, 3839 North 3rd Street Phoenix, AZ 85012 Request your Military Transcript, or have it sent to SMCC CommunityHigherof the Air Force East Valley Veterans Education Center Computers for active, reserve, and veteran higher students and their spouses Skype service to facilitate communication/connection with family during mobilization Assistance in applying for VA educational benefits Educational, employment and workforce minutiae workshops Employment service as a wangle point for Maricopa & Phoenix WorkforceMinutiaeReferrals to polity resources (medical, housing, vocational, etc.) Federal Department of Veteran Affairs Health, Compensation, Home Loan, Education, Appeals, Life Insurance, Vocational Rehabilitation & BurialGoodyInformation Department of Defense/Service Branches These sites contain unstipulated information regarding each military workshop and service. Department of Defense US Air Force US Army US Coast Guard US Marine Corps US Navy House Committee on Veteran Affairs Current news and information on legislation and legislators working for veterans and veterans’ benefits issues. National Archives and Records Administration Resource for past military service records, including misplaced DD214 records. The Vet Center Counseling services for veterans and their families, including post-war welding assistance.  Offices located throughout Arizona. Mission Statement SMCC Veterans & FriendsPolitywelcomes veterans from all branches of our Armed Forces who have served during times of peace and times of war.  The club links veterans and their family members from all branches of military service.  The club strives to support veterans by encouraging lifestyle management principles that contribute to success with their academic, community, spiritual, and emotional needs.  Such success will lead them to wilt contributing citizens, and enjoy professional and societal achievement. Veteran’s Club Contacts: VFC Main Email: smccvetclub@southmountaincc.edu VFC  Advisor: Karla DeVoll | karla.devoll@southmountaincc.edu Hours of Operations Mon–Thurs - 9:00 am–4:00 pm Friday, Saturday & Sunday We are sealed on the weekends If you're here outside of our normal hours of operation, please leave a message and we will get when to you. 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