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This is Where Leaders are Born - Bay State Leads the Way!
For the men and women enrolled in Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), becoming the best officers they can be is just the beginning. They also learn life skills that can help them succeed academically and gain an edge in their chosen careers.
ROTC is an educational program that teaches students to excel in small group leadership, and it instills strong moral values, a warrior and fitness ethos, and much more. Joining Army ROTC means a guaranteed job in the US Army after college. Upon completing their studies, cadets serve as officers in the Army, performing a variety of jobs and gaining hands-on managerial experience that’s simply nowhere else.
Find out why it has been called, “The Best Leadership Course in America!”
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Reasons to Join Army ROTC
Defy Expectations ... Even Your Own.
Top 10 Reasons to Join Army ROTC
- Competitive Scholarship Benefits.
- Receive a $420 Monthly Stipend.
- Build Leadership Skills.
- Participate in Adventure Training.
- Internship Opportunities.
- Improve Your Physical Fitness.
- Serve A Cause Bigger Than Yourself.
- Well Paying Job After Graduation with Great Benefits.
- A Wide Variety of Career Paths to Choose From.
- It’s Fun!
To learn more about the benefits of joining Army ROTC contact Darryl Gill at 508-831-6182 or dlgill@wpi.edu.
Rise To The Challenge. Army ROTC Will Get You There.
Did you know …
- You can try Army ROTC before making a commitment.
- Army ROTC offers 2-, 3- and 4-year scholarships.
- Once contracted, you will earn $420 monthly stipend for 10 months each year.
- Learn critical leadership skills required for success in the 21st century.
- Compete for internships and adventure training opportunities.
To learn more about the benefits of joining Army ROTC contact Darryl Gill at 508-831-6182 or dlgill@wpi.edu.
Step Forward and Make A Difference. Join Army ROTC to Develop Your Leadership Style.
Join Army ROTC to work with and learn from exceptional Army leaders who exemplify the attributes needed for successful leadership in the 21st century.
Army Leader Attributes
- Character
- Empathy
- Discipline
- Presence
- Confidence
- Resilience
- Mental Agility
- Interpersonal Tact
- Expertise
- Develops others
- Creates a Positive Environment
- Builds Trust
- Extends Influence
- Leads by Example
To learn more about the benefits of joining Army ROTC contact Darryl Gill at 508-831-6182 or dlgill@wpi.edu.
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David Heebner '67
For David Heebner ’67, lieutenant general, U.S. Army retired, being “all you can be” isn’t a slogan. It’s one of life’s primary guidelines for having impact.