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Army ROTC

The Army ROTC LLC is for cadets who want to enhance their Army ROTC leadership training.

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Why Should I Join this LLC?

  • We develop strong leaders through building strong relationships with fellow cadets, mentors and leaders. Our purpose is to build cohesive teams/cohort of students who are prepared and want to complete Army ROTC over the next four years to commission as Army officers upon graduation.
  • Cadets will participate in physical training, social opportunities and share Military Science coursework.
  • We provide unique activities for our students, including campfires, staff rides to Gettysburg, Morgantown ghost tours and movie nights.
  • We help foster bonds and establish relationships with other cadets who are in pursuit of a common goal.
  • Live with a group of individuals who have a passion to pursue leadership development.
  • Interact with and learn from upper-class ROTC cadets.
  • Develop a cohort of students committed to the journey of becoming an Army officer.
  • Gain military and leadership skills.
  • Participate in a network of peer support which encourages excellence and service.
  • Develop a "joint" mindset that values the unique culture of the U.S. Army.
  • Students can receive financial aid and room scholarships.

Location

Where Will I Live?

Students of the Army ROTC LLC live in Braxton Tower. You can visit the Braxton Tower main page to learn more about this residence hall.

Braxton Tower

Life at the Army ROTC LLC.

WVU Army ROTC student with flag

Member Requirements

Who Can Join?

  • Enroll in the Army ROTC program and attend all Military Science classes.
  • Attend exclusive social and academic events.
  • Attend Thursday Leadership Lab opportunities for hands-on development experience.
  • Participate in ROTC events, including football program sales (3 each), Field Training Exercises (one/semester) and formal events (one/semester).
  • Students admitted to the Army ROTC LLC will be assigned to a residence hall space in Brooke Tower, a traditional-style residence hall just minutes away from the Army ROTC building and the Student Rec Center. Physical training is performed Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at 6:15 a.m. in the Student Rec Center.

Application

How Can I Join?

  1. For more information about the Army ROTC LLC, please contact John Dowling, Susanne Kitchen and/or Ryan McConnell. Students can also visit the Army ROTC website. Students will be notified that they have been admitted during the Spring semester before arriving to WVU and at NSO in June.

    Email John Dowling Email Susanne Kitchen Email Ryan McConnell Visit the Army ROTC website

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