The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-16
Students Army
Training Corps

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be student soldiers who can profit
BY academic work and who can be
most promptly and usefully brought
into the service ftheir country BY
being indicted into the 8. A. r. G.
II 10 therefore desirable Tor high
schools and preparatory schools to
thoroughly 90 over their student
1, rolls and to certify to the institution
Of the students choice . record Of
the work done and statement a.. to
qualification for college work Of such
!, students. In this way the colleges
with 8. A. T. Q. units On sxsst their
option to take such students a.
members Of the 9. A. T. G. In order
to keep their auotes full.
In addition to students now in at
tendance at preparatory schools.
former students may likewise be GER
titled to colleges with 8. A. T. G.
units.
Men Of promise and experience
with such preparatory training as to
make It evident that they can carry
on some Of the approved courses Of
the 8. A. T. G. units may likewise ap-
ply to the college authorities for ad-
mission to the 8. A. T. G. units, or
they may be referred by draft
boards or other. government ofiicials
for such entrance
1t is understood that no college
will be required to I'LL up It's quota
with students that It feels cannot
meet its standards or profits by the
work offered. No lowering Of the
ordinary standards Of entrance
should be made for candidates for
degrees. nor should the work offered
be below college standard. ~
II students chosen BY the high or
preparatory schools or otherwise rec
commended cannot DO satisfactory
work evidence to that effect will be-
promptly forthcoming
There will be no advertising cam
paigns by the institutions to fiji up
their quotas but general publicity
should be given throughout your
community 90 that all possible can
didates may learn Of the possibilities
open to Them.
II 10 generally understood that
the primary purpose Of the 8. A. IT,
9. is to give an opportunity to men
OF adequate preparation to take a
form Of intensive training that will
lead them most promptly into en-
Client service Of their country, II 10
the. hope Of the War Department to
obtain large number Of ohicers and
technically trained men through the
Students Army Training Corps and
only students who promise well
along these lines should BE- encour-
aged to seek entrance into the Stu
dents Army Training Corps. u
] Students wishing to train To- the
Engineering Corps. Medical Corps.
Chemical Welfare Corps. Dental
Corps or for Pharmacy shou 4 assure
themselves that such courses approy-
ed by the committee On education
are offered by the institution Of their
choice. Practically all Of the ipstl
tutions in this district offer the no.
cessary academic and military train.
ing leading up to onicsrs training
schools for the various services-In'
fantry. Artillery. Ordnance. etc.
i Practically all OF the 8. A. T. o
units In the state Of Arizona. New
Mexico. Utah. Nevada and California
are short Of the full quota author
lied by the War Department.
i The following institutions have 8
A. T. G. units and applications car
be made directly to their president,
or commanding ofiicers:
ARIZONA