Army Reserve Officer’s Training Corps
Become Part of a Leading Team
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) for Milwaukee colleges and universities is based at Marquette University and the Golden Eagle Battalion. Basic Army ROTC classes and physical fitness are available on UWM’s campus while advanced classes are taught on the Marquette campus. Marquette Army ROTC has more information about enrollment, scholarships, and summer training opportunities.
Cadets in UW-Milwaukee’s Army ROTC program encompass a wide array of majors and skills. In very few places in the world, and even fewer organizations in college, are individuals able to develop and test their ability to lead. With physical training, field exercises and weekend-long events, you will develop physically and mentally and leave college as an officer in the United States Army.
The title of Army officer is not given, but earned, and is highly sought after by businesses and organizations around the world.
Contact
SSG Soley, Nathan
National Guard On Campus Recruiter
nathan.g.soley.mil@army.mil
SFC Faller, Alyssa L
National Guard Advisor
Military Science Instructor
262-483-0149
alyssa.l.faller.mil@army.mil
What Does Army ROTC Entail?
- 3 days of physical training per week (3 hours)
- 1 day of leadership lab per week (2 hours)
- Weekly Military Science class (1-3 hours, depending on academic year)
- 1-2 weekends (field training exercises) each semester of training at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
- 31 days at Advanced Camp in Fort Knox, Kentucky, the summer between your junior and senior year
Leadership is conveyed in all aspects of life. ROTC will shape friendships, wellness, and success, which contribute to developing leadership.