ACADEMICS LEADERSHIP CHARACTER

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1 ACADEMICS LEADERSHIP CHARACTER

2 John Tarleton ship Academy Distinguished Seminars ship Certificate Programs TEXAN Corps of Cadets Army ROTC Distinguished Lecture Series TEXAN s of Today ship Studies Certificate Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Minor in ship Studies Internships ship development and marketable skills for: - Undergraduate and Graduate Students - Faculty and Staff - Working professionals - Corporations, Non-profits, Government Agencies, and the Military

3 Texan Corps of Cadets Mission The mission of the Texan Corps of Cadets is to prepare individuals for service to our nation with marketable leadership skills and character traits valued by business, government, and the military. Vision The Texan Corps of Cadets will be the premier student focused leadership and character development program in Texas. We will transform generations by developing leaders of exemplary integrity committed to a life long pursuit of service and excellence. Purpose The purpose of the Texan Corps of Cadets is to develop unparalleled leaders of character PRINICIPUS UNICI

4 What is the Corps of Cadets? 4 Year Living Learning Community focused on Academics, ship and Character Development Texan Tradition Original Student Body Marketable skills valued by business, government, & the military Prepared to succeed in a dynamic, innovation based work environment

5 Academics Individual MAJOR + + Corps Academic Policy Combination Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 6 Semester 7 Semester 8 Military Track 18 hours MLSC 1201 Introduction to the Army and Critical Thinking Credit 2 MLSC 1202 Introduction to the Profession of Arms Credit 2 MLSC 2301 ship and Decision Making MLSC 2302 Army Doctrine and Team Development MLSC 3301 Training Management and the Warfighting Functions (Only open to contracted Cadets) MLSC 3302 Applied ship in Small Unit Operations (Only open to contracted Cadets) MLSC 4301 The Army Officer (Only open to contracted Cadets) MLSC 4302 Company Grade ship (Only open to contracted Cadets) Combination Track Choose 18 hours from the above courses with no more than 10 hours from MLSC courses. Civilian Track 18 hours Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 6 Semester 7 Semester 8 LDRS 1201 Basics of ship & Staff Work LDRS 1202 ship and Humanities LDRS 2301 Foundations of ship LDRS 2302 ship and Teams LDRS 3301 ship and Change LDRS 3302 ship and Ethics LDRS 4086 Independent Study or MLSC 4086 Independent Study (MLSC 4086 is open only to contracted Cadets) LDRS 4108 ship Studies Capstone Credit 2 Credit 2 Credit(s) 1 6 Credit 1

6 ship ACADEMICS - LEADERSHIP - CHARACTER Class Learn Senior MSIV Junior MSIII Sophomore MSII s MSI Do Primary Responsibility Train Lead

7 President of University CHAIN OF COMMAND Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs & Provost Dean College of Liberal & Fine Arts Executive Director School of Criminology, Criminal Justice, & Strategic Studies Senior Director of Strategic Studies Chair, Department of ship & Strategic Studies Commandant Professor of Military Science Corps Commander/Company Commander Executive Officer First Sergeant Personnel & Administration Scholastics Platoon Platoon Platoon Platoon Operations & Training Logistics Public Affairs Signal & Communications Purple = Cadet Led

8 Character University Core Values Tradition Integrity Civility ship Excellence Service Army Core Values Loyalty Duty Respect Selfless Service Honor Integrity Personal Courage Honor Code ship Training & Operations Order & Discipline Rooms Uniforms Recognition & Disciplinary System Military Customs & Courtesies Drill & Ceremony

9 Typical Cadet Daily Schedule Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Physical Training Physical Training Physical Training Physical Training Physical Training Formation & Breakfast Formation & Breakfast Formation & Breakfast Formation & Breakfast Formation & Breakfast Academic Day Class & Study No Mandatory Corps Activities Formation Off campus allowed Varies Varies Corps Activities Evening Study Time 1630 Corps Activities Evening Study Time Evening Study Time 1630 Corps Activities Evening Study Time Varies Unit Meetings Evening Study Time 2230 Lights Out Lights Out Lights Out Lights Out Lights Out Study Time Study Time Study Time Study Time Study Time

10 Texan Corps of Cadets Activities Upper Class Academics ship Freshmen s Academics Military/Campus Knowledge Room/Uniform Inspections Drill & Ceremony Special Units Ranger Challenge Wainwright Rifles Color Guard Band Intramurals Special Events Silver Taps Military Appreciation Convocation Candles Transition Week T Recruiting Homecoming President s Events Campus Retreat Ceremony Freshman Orientation Tarleton Freshman Flag Raising Freshman Acceptance Ceremony

11 Cadet Orientation Training Mid August: Four days prior to Transition Week Residence hall move in, uniform issue, team building

12 Internship Program Academic Excellence Top priority of the Corps of Cadets. Cadet academic achievement matches or exceeds other Tarleton students ship Cadets are developed through education and training to lead by example and provide, direction, and motivation Values/Ethics Based Training Cadets adhere to a code of conduct that instills honor, integrity, discipline, and both moral and physical courage Teamwork Corps organizational structure relies on unity of effort and working together to accomplish goals and tasks Communication Skills Cadets are placed in leadership positions that require the ability to clearly communicate in oral and written form Student Cadets. To. Professional Career Hire a Doer Hire a Hire a Cadet! For Employers Non binding short term evaluation opportunity Early opportunity to identify potential employees Quality and proven source for future recruitment Problem Solving Cadets experience the challenge of simple and complex problems that require solutions Risk Management Training Cadets are trained to identify hazards, assess, develop controls, implement controls, supervise, and evaluate a situation or event Interpersonal Skills Cadets develop skills to coach, teach, mentor, counsel, motivate and empower others Accountability Cadets operate daily within an organizational framework that instills responsibility for self and others Dedication and Commitment Cadets challenge themselves to exceed the standard and fulfill professional, legal, and moral obligations

13 Uniform Typical Wear Schedule Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Class B Class B ACU Purple Thursday Class B

14 New Residence Hall Traditions South

15 TEXAN Corps of Cadets