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ROTC Teaches You to Lead
Army ROTC (Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) is one of the best leadership courses in the country and is part of your college curriculum. During classes, leadership labs, physical training, and field training exercises, you will learn firsthand what it takes to lead others, motivate groups, and conduct missions as an Officer in the Army. Upon graduation from Army ROTC, you will earn the bar of a Second Lieutenant and be commissioned into the Active Army, Army Reserve, or Army National Guard and become a leader for life.
Where Can You Find UConn Army ROTC Nathan Hale Battalion?
The University of Connecticut Army ROTC Nathan Hale Battalion program extends it’s reach to 10 campuses around the state of Connecticut. Whether you’re at our host school at UConn or our extension school at the University of New Haven (UNH), you will receive world class training and support. The list below shows all of the Connecticut schools we serve. Classes and Labs are held at either the host or extension schools. Find your school on the list below to see where you will attend ROTC training.
- University of Connecticut, Storrs (UConn) (Host School)
- UConn Hartford Campus
- UConn Avery Point Campus
- Central Connecticut State University
- Eastern Connecticut State University
- University of New Haven (UNH) (Extension School)
- Yale University
- Fairfield University
- Quinnipiac University
- Sacred Heart University
- University of Bridgeport
- UConn Stamford Campus
- UConn Waterbury Campus
These are some of our MSIs, MSIIs, and MSIIIs sharing their major and what branch they want to go into. The journey starts here—watch them grow into the officers of tomorrow! #ROTC #FutureOfficers #LeadershipInTheMaking #ArmyStrong #FreedomBrigade #NHB #UConn
Proud to once again host the Arctic Ranger Challenge at Stones Ranch last weekend. Big thank you to all the teams who came out and gave it their all—it was a great day. Huge congrats to the UConn’s Junior team for taking first place! All the hard work paid off.#ROTC #FutureOfficers #LeadershipInTheMaking #ArmyStrong #Freedom brigade #NHB
#UConn #nathanhalebattalion #uconnhuskies
Senior Spotlight!
Next up is CDT Hawkins, our Company Commander. CDT Hawkins is a Business Management major. Also involved on campus as a Special Olympics Assistant Coach. After graduation, CDT Hawkins will be going active duty branching as an Armor Officer. He wants to attend Ranger School after ABOLC and pursue an MBA. Outside of ROTC, he enjoys running, playing video games, and beating his roommates in Catan.
Congrats CDT Hawkins
Platoon Ambush
This week, A Co Cadets executed a Platoon-level Ambush to sharpen our tactical skills and prepare for Advanced Camp. Every move was planned and executed precisely, from setting the ORP to initiating the ambush. Training today to lead tomorrow. #Army#ArmyROTC#UConn#NHB#NathanHaleBattalion#GoArmy#Freedombrigade
We started this week’s PT with the UConn Physical Therapy program helping cadets with deadlifts, using resistance bands, various types of planks, burpees, and push-ups! Huge thanks to @Uconn_dpt for coming out this morning to help us refine our form, prevent injuries, and maximize our performance! #Army#ArmyROTC#UConn#NHB#NathanHaleBattalion#GoArmy#Freedombrigade
Senior Spotlight!
First up is CDT Parks, our S2. CDT Parks is a Management major with a minor in Entrepreneurship. After graduation, CDT Parks will be commissioning into the Connecticut Army National Guard as a Transportation Officer. CDT Parks also plans to pursue an MBA and go into consulting.
Outside of ROTC, he enjoys fishing and golfing in his free time.
Congrats CDT Parks!
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Platoon Attack Lab!
On Friday, A-Co Cadets conducted a platoon-level ambush. MS3s took on the crucial role of planning, decision-making, and leading their peers in complex tactical scenarios. Their ability to adapt under pressure, communicate effectively, and execute the mission is key to their development as future Army officers. #ArmyROTC #UConn #LeadFromTheFront#NHB#NathanHaleBattalion
Movement to Contact Lab!
Last Week A-CO Cadets Conducted a Platoon Movement to Contact. These cadets honed their skills in the field during this exercise. Through hands-on training, leadership development, and tactical proficiency, our cadets prepare to lead as future officers in the U.S. Army. #ArmyROTC #LeadershipExcellence #UConn #NathanHaleBattalion #NHB
UConn cadets hard at work learning from our MSIVs 💪 #freedombrigade #army #rotc #uconn
Huge thank you to the UConn Fire Department @uconnsafety for showing up and helping us with our Tactical Combat Casualty Care Lab. #uconn #armyrotc #freedombrigade
Wolfpack Company starting off the semester strong! 💪 #uconnrotc #freedombrigade #uconn
Mike Robertson
Recruiting and Retention
Office: (860) 486‑6081
Cell: (860) 538-4359
Fax: (860) 486-6078
E-mail: james.m.robertson@uconn.edu
Address:
University Of Connecticut
Department of Military Science
UConn Army ROTC
Hall Building
362 Fairfield Way, Unit 4069
Storrs, CT 06269-4069
More: http://goarmy.com
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