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The Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program started as a UNI extension program in 1981. Six years later it was granted host status and the UNI Panther Battalion was established. The ROTC is a group of college and university-based training programs that prepare and commission U.S. Armed Forces officers.
The program is raising funds to support leadership and professional development opportunities for their cadets like participating in time-honored events such as the Military Ball and Senior Cadet Staff Ride, assist in participation at some of the more memorable esprit corps events such as the Bataan Death March and Army 10 Miler/AUSA Conference and visiting famous battlefields.
Visit https://foundation.uni.edu/fund-military-science to learn more and support the Department of Military Science Fund for Excellence.
The Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program started as a UNI extension program in 1981. Six years later it was granted host status and the UNI Panther Battalion was established. The ROTC is a group of college and university-based training programs that prepare and commission U.S. Armed Forces officers.
The program is raising funds to support leadership and professional development opportunities for their cadets like participating in time-honored events such as the Military Ball and Senior Cadet Staff Ride, assist in participation at some of the more memorable esprit corps events such as the Bataan Death March and Army 10 Miler/AUSA Conference and visiting famous battlefields.
Visit https://foundation.uni.edu/fund-military-science to learn more and support the Department of Military Science Fund for Excellence.
