Marine Corps Sports Talks to 1stLt Riley Compton - USA Bobsled Olympic Hopeful
The Marine Corps Sports Program interviews First Lieutenant (1stLt) Riley Compton, who has recently been training and competing with the USA Bobsled Team. She has her sights set on the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milano Cortina, Italy.
The Importance of a Family Care Plan (FCP)
A completed Family Care Plan (FCP) is a big step toward ensuring the well-being of your family should you be unavailable. All married and single Marines with dependents must complete an FCP. Training with Marine Corps Family Team Building is designed to explain the FCP and how to develop one for your family.
Marine Spouse 101: Don't Wait For Orders to Begin Your Job Search
How do you search for a job if you don’t know where the next duty station is? The real answer is, you get creative and utilize all the resources you can find. It’s not impossible to get an idea of where your Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders might take you, but it’s certainly not easy.
Leadership Scholar Program Success Story: From Marine Corps Band to NYU
The Leadership Scholar Program (LSP) helps exceptional Marines who want to pursue their education at highly selective schools after they transition out of the Marine Corps. The LSP can help Marines go to colleges of their dreams, just as it did for Corporal (Cpl) Gage Behnkendorf.
How Aquatics Programs Can Help Those with Disabilities
For those with disabilities, water-based exercises can be a great way to improve mental and physical well-being. MCCS Semper Fit aquatic facilities offer a variety of accessible entries and professionals to assist your family members with disabilities.
Performance and Recovery
Recovery is the most critical component of an exercise program because the changes that make us faster and stronger happen during recovery. There are various ways to include recovery in an exercise program including active recovery, total recovery, or implementing periodization into training plans.
Get Started Writing Your Resume Today!
Never written a resume before? Don’t sweat it. Sure, it seems daunting if you are staring at a blank computer screen, but it will not be blank for long!
Exceptional Family Member Program Evaluation Survey Results
The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) was the subject of a comprehensive program evaluation. Here’s what you told us.
The community of individuals with a disability is one of the largest minority groups in the United States and it’s important to ensure that the language we use is respectful.
Marine Corps Sports Program Celebrates Black History Month
In celebration of Black History month, here’s a quick look at just a few of the most decorated black athletes to have earned the eagle, globe, and anchor.
EMFP. Unleashing the Human Spirit Through the Joy of Sports
In 2018, the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) partnered with Special Olympics to implement Young Athletes, which is a program offered children with and without disabilities, the opportunity to play and learn together.
Navigating PCS Season – You've Got People for That
Did you know that moving is listed as one of the top stressors that a person can experience in a lifetime? Don’t forget, every PCS, you’ve got people for that.
Tough Conversations: How to Talk About Suicide
Suicide is a complex issue. Knowing where to start the conversation can be hard and can seem like a daunting task. However, having tough conversations can save someone’s life.
Supporting a Friend after Sexual Assault
You may have a friend, loved one, or family member who was sexually assaulted. They may be struggling to get through this tragic event and reach out to you for help. Consider these "Do’s" and "Don'ts" when offering support.
Getting a job is hard, and securing the job of your dreams is sometimes even harder. This was the case for National Guard Staff Sergeant (SSG) David Verdoorn before contacting the Marine for Life Network.
M4L Network Success Story: San Antonio Marine Secures CyberSecurity Position
Marine for Life Network (M4L) Representatives, Major John Hodges and Major Matt Wood helped a former Active-Duty Marine Captain in transitioning to the cybersecurity industry in San Antonio, Texas.
