Faculty, Staff and Military Support for our program Schools that have or accept ROTC . Students may elect to participate in many activities that produce expertise in rappelling, orienteering, first aid, swimming and marksmanship. Credits Instruction is designed to familiarize the student with basic military operations and the principles of leadership. Students experience hands-on training with navigation and topographic equipment, first aid and military weapons. Students teach freshmen and sophomores to use equipment and are graded in positions of responsibility.
Students learn to plan, resource and execute effective training.
The goal of the junior year is to prepare the student to excel at Advanced Camp prior to their senior year. 302 Instruction is designed to prepare students to function as members of a military staff and concurrently continues leadership development. The Professor of Military Science teaches this course and mentors students prior to their first military assignment. The course covers briefing techniques, effective writing, army training systems, and the logistical and administrative support of military operations.