Veterans Bring Experiences to–and Find Support in–Military Programs on Campus11/10/2021 04:24:48 PMJosh RizkallaJenny D’Olympia (left) served in the US Air Force Special Operations Command as an intelligence officer. Dr. D’Olympia, an alumna of the Clinical Psychology PsyD program, now directs the MVP & TVTV programs.Jenny D’Olympia (left) served in the US Air Force Special Operations Command as an intelligence officer. Dr. D’Olympia, an alumna of the Clinical Psychology PsyD program, now directs the MVP & TVTV programs.Jenny D’Olympia (left) served in the US Air Force Special Operations Command as an intelligence officer. Dr. D’Olympia, an alumna of the Clinical Psychology PsyD program, now directs the MVP & TVTV programs.According to the National Counsel for Mental Wellbeing, thirty percent of active duty and reserve military personnel deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan experienced a subsequent mental health condition.Around CampusAround Campus