ARMY ROTC

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ARMY ROTC GOLDEN EAGLE BATTALION PATH TO GOLD
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AREAS OF CONCENTRATION

• ACADEMICS
• LEADERSHIP
• PHYSICAL FITNESS
• VALUES AND ETHICS
• MILITARY SKILLS
• ORGANIZATIONAL CONCEPTS
• TIMELINES

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ACADEMICS

• You are a student FIRST!
• This Department exists to assist cadets in all
  endeavors
• Formal one on one Counseling minimum twice (2X)
  per semester
• Set individual goals and objectives
• Maintain academic alignment
• Check individual status routinely
• Find HELP (cadets assisting cadets)
• Earn/ Maintain scholarship benefits (2.5 cum GPA)
• Study Hall when necessary
• Monitored by Cadre and Mentor Group
• Assets available (two computer labs, two
  classrooms, conference room)
• You are a student FIRST!

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LEADERSHIP

• Enhance the attributes, skills, and actions you
  already possess. Refine and Build upon your
  foundation.
• - Classroom
• - Field Training Exercises (FTX)
• - Leadership Labs
• - Community Service
• - Cadet run battalion
• - ROTC Clubs (Color Guard, Ranger Challenge,
  Ranger Club)
• Learn from your peers seek counsel and
  mentorship from your instructor.
• MSI Instructor SFC Cleary 288-2045
• MSII Instructor MSG Sarte 288-5668
• MSIII Instructor CPT Stehle 288-2051
• MSIV Instructor LTC Hartmayer 288-5926
• MAJ Rudock 288-2050
• Enrollment Officer CPT Meidl 288-2046
• Admin NCO SSG Krause
• Supply NCO SSG Sealsbury 288-2049

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LEADERSHIP

• Concentrate on the 16 Leadership Dimensions
  utilized to evaluate and assess cadets and
  officers.
• -MENTAL -CONCEPTUAL -TECHNICAL
• -PHYSICAL -EMOTIONAL - TACTICAL
• -ASSESSING -EXECUTING - LEARNING
• -BUILDING -PLANNING -MOTIVATING
• -DEVELOPING -INTERPERSONAL
• -COMMUNICATING
• -DECISION MAKING

BASIC COURSE
ADVANCED COURSE
INTRODUCTION APPLICATION CRAWL, WALK,
RUN CLASSROOM FIELD LAB
NALC WITNESS UPPER CLASS IN ACTION
EVALUATION
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PHYSICAL FITNESS

• Maintain/Improve physical condition
• Mon-Thurstrength conditioning/ cardiovascular
  workout
• Fri Lab
• Develop an individual workout with expert
  instructors
• Measure performance twice per semester with the
  Army Physical Fitness Test
• AGE 17-21 HT____ WT_____
• Minimum Requirements 160 (Contracting)
• 2mile (male) 1554 PU 42 SU 53
• (female) 1854 PU 19 SU 53
• GOAL 300 (Maximum Score)
• 2mile (male) 1300 PU 71 SU 78
• (female) 1536 PU 42 SU 78

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PHYSICAL FITNESS

• Compete in the Tri-Service Games.
• Join the Ranger Challenge Team
• Monitor HT/WT throughout the school year
• Understand your physiological makeup
• Start living Healthier NOW!
• Current HT_______ WT_____
• Male Body Fat allowed 22
• Female Body Fat allowed 32
• Attend Army Training during the Summer after your
  MSII year.(Airborne, Air Assault, Northern
  Warfare, Mountain Warfare, Robin Siege)

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VALUES AND ETHICS

• Learn about and live by the Army Values
• Loyalty
• Respect
• Selfless Service
• Personal Courage
• Conduct Practical Exercises in the Classroom and
  Leadership Lab
• Assessment of values while performing leadership
  duties

• Duty
• Honor
• Integrity

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MILITARY SKILLS

• Proper wear and appearance of the uniform
• New Cadet Orientation
• Leadership Lab
• Extended Lab
• Field Training
• Learn Military drill and ceremony
• Marching
• Saluting
• Facing Movements
• Formations
• Cadence

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MILITARY SKILLS

• Learn military field craft
• Setting up a tent (hooch)
• Setting up a Patrol Base
• Securing an Area
• Small unit tactics
• Improve your individual skills
• Hand Grenades
• Basic Rifle Marksmanship
• Land Navigation (day and night)
• Combat Water Survival Training
• Camouflage
• Road Marching

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ORGANIZATIONAL CONCEPTS

• Join an organization run by your peers
• Adult learning environment
• Understand what you must know
• Learn from each other
• Solve problems within a group
• Learn about the importance of TEAM
• Determine the best way to get your views and
  ideas heard
• Talk to the upper class
• Get to know everyone in the battalion
• Participate in extra-curricular activities
• Join a Club
• Work within your Mentor Group
• Plan events for cadets to participate

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TIMELINE
Fall 03
August September October November
December
Tri-ROTC Football (T)
New Cadet Orientation
Winter Commissioning
Fall FTX
Fall Break
MSIII Mini-FTX
Dining-In (T)
Organization Picnic
Record APFT
Ranger Challenge and Army 10-miler
Change of Command 1st Day of Class
Christmas Break
MSIII STX (St. Johns)
Submission of Scholarship applicants For BDE
Adjustment pool
1st Day of Physical Training
These are the major events for the Fall
Semester We will conduct a Commissioning Ceremony
on 13 Dec 03
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TIMELINE
Spring 04
January February March April
May
Welcome Back Lab
Spring Break
MSIII Combined FTX
Bn/Class Photos
Flying Irish BB Tourney (T)
Record APFT
MSIII Mini-FTX
Commissioning
Presidents Day
Spring FTX
Submission of Scholarship applicants For BDE
Adjustment pool
Military Ball / Tri-ROTC Awards
These are the major events for the Spring
Semester The battalion will also provide Color
Guards for selected Home Basketball Games
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TYPICAL WEEK
PT is twice a week, by company
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4 YR SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS
Freshman Junior Tuition 17000
Tuition 17000 Room and Board 7000
Room and Board 7000 Book Money 600
Book Money 600 Monthly Stipend 250
Monthly Stipend
350 Sophomore Senior Tuition 17000
Tuition 17000 Room and
Board 7000 Room and Board
7000 Book Money 600 Book Money
600 Monthly Stipend 300
Monthly Stipend 400 Grand Total for a 4
year scholarship winner 110,100!!!
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3 YR SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS
Freshman Junior Tuition 13000
Tuition 17000 Room and Board 0
Room and Board 5000 Book Money 0
Book Money 600 Monthly Stipend 0
Monthly Stipend
350 Sophomore Senior Tuition 17000
Tuition 17000 Room and
Board 5000 Room and Board
5000 Book Money 600 Book Money
600 Monthly Stipend 300
Monthly Stipend 400 Grand Total for a 3
year scholarship winner 90,250!!!
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Princeton Review
Princeton Review names Marquette a Best in the
Midwest University and Place Where Students
Never Stop StudyingReleased 8/19/03 The
Princeton Reviews National College survey
results were officially released this morning and
Marquette is named one of the best universities
in the Midwest. Marquette is profiled in the very
first edition of The Best Midwestern Colleges.
With this ranking, the Princeton Review seeks to
identify some of the colleges and universities
that we feel stand out within each region. In
addition, in the annual survey, Marquette ranked
in the top 20 nationally as a school where
students never stop studying, joining Carnegie
Mellon and the California Institute of Technology
who were also on the short list. Marquette has
always been a great balance between serious
academic study and a fun environment outside of
the classroom, says the Rev. Robert Wild, S.J.,
president of Marquette University. Our students
know that to maintain the excellence we insist
upon, they have to study. We are very proud of
them.