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educators and key leaders visit the national museum of the marine corps during marine corps recruiting command 2019 workshop

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Susan Dudt, the Director of Career Services at Life

Susan Dudt, the Director of Career Services at Life

Susan Dudt, the Director of Career Services at Life University in Marietta, Georgia, takes a photo of aircraft hanging from the ceiling, during Marine Corps Recruiting Command’s 2019 Educators and Key Leaders W... More

Cory Eiffert, the assistant director at the University

Cory Eiffert, the assistant director at the University

Cory Eiffert, the assistant director at the University of Arizona, reads a plaque describing . the actions of Cpl Jajo, a detection dog, during Marine Corps Recruiting Command’s 2019 Educators and Key Leaders W... More

A group of educators are speak to a docent about the

A group of educators are speak to a docent about the

A group of educators are speak to a docent about the history of the Marine Corps, during Marine Corps Recruiting Command’s 2019 Educators and Key Leaders Workshop at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in T... More

(Left) Jessica Guetzoian, recruiting manager and (Right)

(Left) Jessica Guetzoian, recruiting manager and (Right)

(Left) Jessica Guetzoian, recruiting manager and (Right) Alexis Joyce, associate director of career development, Pepperdine University of Law, in Malibu, California, experience a simulated cold climate while wa... More

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