Soldiers and their families have a nomadic lifestyle in which even generals and other top officers transfer every 18 months or two years to a different installation.

The University of Texas at El Paso and El Paso Community College want to make it easier for Fort Bliss soldiers and their families to get their college degrees, despite the frequent moves.

UTEP and EPCC each has received a $645,000 planning grant from the Detroit-based Kresge Foundation, the schools announced last week.

UTEP will use its grant to develop a network of public two-year and four-year colleges and universities near Army installations where the majority of Fort Bliss soldiers either transfer in or out of, said Donna Ekal, associate provost in the Office of Undergraduate Studies.

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