ROTC

 

ETSU's Army ROTC offers top notch leadership courses for students interested in serving the nation as Army officers. Through class work and field training, students will learn first-hand what it takes to lead, motivate groups, overcome challenges, and succeed in a competitive environment. During their time at ETSU, students will receive the tools, training, and experience necessary to graduate as a commissioned Second Lieutenant in the United States Army. \

 

 

Leadership Development

Army ROTC offers some of the best leadership classes you can take as part of your ETSU experience. In our classes and field training, you will learn first-hand what it takes to lead others, motivate groups, overcome challenges, and succeed in a competitive environment. During your time at ETSU, you'll be able to enjoy not only being a college student, but also, receive the tools, training, and experience that will enable you to graduate with a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army.

 

Becoming an Army Officer

As an officer in the U.S. Army, you'll have many roles such as:

  • Counselor
  • Strategist
  • Motivator
  • Problem Solver
  • Team Builder
  • Management

These are just a few roles you will be able to fulfill while by being an Army officer, but above all, you will be a LEADER. You'll be expected to lead soldiers in all kinds of challenging situations, adapt to constantly changing environments, and work together with others to succeed in an extremely important mission: DEFENDING OUR GREAT NATION. Your time in ETSU ROTC will prepare you for that challenge.

Are you ready? Contact us to find out more.

 
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ETSU : Eddie Reed Ranger Challenge Team

The Ranger Challenge, known as the varsity sport of Army ROTC, is a competition designed to challenge cadets both physically and mentally as well as enhance leader development and team cohesion. Each year, Ranger Challenge teams from Army ROTC units nationwide compete in a series of events, to include orienteering, constructing a one-rope bridge, and grenade assault.