Army ROTC

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	To become an Army ROTC Cadet, fill out the following paperwork. The first one you should fill out is the CC 139-R, then email it to Major Josephine Danels--she will contact you and explain the rest of the contracting process to you.
	CCF139-R-E Cadet Enrollment Record.xls (fill out first)
	SF86.pdf (must be completed within 60 days after contract date)
	EPSQ Subject Edition Instr.pdf (instructions for above form)
	CC Form 132-R Statement of Understanding.xls
	CC Form 136-R Aug 01 Government Sponsored Benefits.doc
	CC Form 137-R-E Authorization for Access to Student Records.xls
	CC Form 167-R Scholarship Acceptance Statement and PMS Validation.pdf
	CC_Form104-R Planned Academic Program Worksheet.xls
	DA Form 3425-R Medical Fitness Statement.pdf
	DD Form 2005 Privacy Act Statement Health Records.pdf
	DD Form 2058 State of Legal Residence Certificate.pdf
	DD Form 93 (2008) Record of Emergency Data.pdf
	DENTAL EXAM REQUIREMENTS.doc
	Form W-4 (2008).pdf
	Scholarship Benefit Election Memorandum 30 March 2009.pdf
	SF 1199A Direct Deposit Sign-up Form.pdf
	SGLV 8286 (09-2007).doc

News

Maranatha offers ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) programs for the Army by partnering with the Department of Military Science & Leadership at UW-Madison to produce leaders who will be commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the U. S. Army. All the classes and labs are held on Maranatha's campus.

The ROTC program at Maranatha is open to all majors and can be combined with an Organizational Leadership minor or concentration. Active and reserve opportunities exist in many branches including, but not limited to, military intelligence, aviation, engineering, infantry, armor, and logistics. Opportunities for further education include law, medical, and chaplain school.

ROTC Advantages

ROTC programs accept young people who are athletes, leaders, and scholars. These students receive training in leadership skills they can use for the rest of their life. Many former officers have used their ROTC leadership skills to become successful business or government leaders.

Students enrolled in ROTC programs do not "join the Army"; instead they take ROTC classes for credit while pursuing a regular college degree. Upon successful completion of the program, ROTC cadets become commissioned officers.

In addition to providing quality leadership training, ROTC programs award scholarships to students to help them pay for college. All eligible Maranatha students who attend the 2008 summer Leadership Training Camp will receive a full scholarship. Eligible nursing students will also receive a full scholarship. Additional ROTC summer programs such as the Airborne School, Air Assault School, and Leadership Internships are also available to Cadets.

Students can also participate in other extracurricular activities such as Ranger Challenge, Color Guard, and German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge competitions.