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ARMY ROTC Program

Army ROTC will enhance your college education while developing key leadership and management skills essential in military and corporate professions.

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Overview of the Army ROTC Program

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Morehouse College offers an exceptional Army ROTC program in partnership with Georgia State University's Panther Battalion. This collaboration allows Morehouse students to develop crucial leadership skills and pursue military careers while earning their degrees. The program, which has seen significant growth in recent years, provides a comprehensive military science curriculum that prepares cadets for success as Army officers.Morehouse's Army ROTC program offers numerous benefits, including scholarship opportunities that can cover full tuition, monthly stipends, and book allowances. Cadets participate in rigorous training, including physical fitness, field exercises, and leadership development courses, all while maintaining their academic pursuits at Morehouse. With dedicated offices on campus and a strong support system, Morehouse students in the Army ROTC program are well-equipped to excel in their military and academic endeavors

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Prospective Cadets

Through a comprehensive curriculum of military science courses, hands-on labs, and rigorous physical training, cadets develop into well-rounded leaders, citizens, and future officers. The Georgia State Panther Battalion extends this opportunity to students from diverse institutions, including Clayton State University, Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, Spelman College, and Mercer University Nursing School, fostering a rich, collaborative environment for personal and professional growth.

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What is AROTC?
What is AROTC?

At Morehouse College, Army ROTC is more than just an elective - it's a transformative experience that prepares you for success both in college and your future career. As a Morehouse student, you'll have the unique opportunity to develop essential leadership and management skills through a combination of engaging classroom instruction and hands-on training.

By joining Army ROTC at Morehouse, you'll gain confidence, discipline, and a competitive edge that sets you apart from your peers. The program allows you to explore the benefits without any military service obligation. Whether you choose to pursue a commission or not, the leadership development, problem-solving techniques, and interpersonal skills you acquire through Army ROTC will be invaluable assets in your professional journey.

Some of the benefits of joining the AROTC include:
- A full- or part-time job (active duty lieutenants start at about $49,896.85/year, according to Army Times)
- Help with college expenses (100% on full-tuition scholarships)
- Physical fitness
How to Apply
How to Apply

For Morehouse College students interested in joining Army ROTC, the process is straightforward and tailored to your unique position as a Morehouse student. Here's how you can become part of the program:

Enrollment Process

Morehouse College students MUST cross register through the ARCHE portal and Morehouse College. To enroll, follow these steps:
1. Visit the Morehouse College Forms page.
2. Locate and complete the ROTC course registration form.
3. Submit the form according to the college's instructions.
Important Deadlines

To ensure timely enrollment in Army ROTC courses, adhere to these crucial deadlines:
- Fall Semester: July 15th
- Spring Semester: November 15th
- Summer Semester: April 15th
ARMY ROTC Scholarships
Fund Your Education Through Army ROTC
Army ROTC scholarships at Morehouse College offer a pathway to finance your education while developing leadership skills essential for your future career.

Scholarship Opportunities
Morehouse students can access various Army ROTC scholarship options:
- Two-, three-, and four-year scholarships based on your remaining time at Morehouse
- Full-tuition scholarships
- Room and board options for qualified candidates
- Additional allowances for books and fees
Monthly Living Allowance
As a Morehouse ROTC cadet, you'll receive a monthly living allowance throughout the academic year:
- $420 per month for all four years of the program
This allowance is available to both scholarship and non-scholarship cadets enrolled in the Army ROTC Advanced Course (3rd and 4th years).

How to Apply
Morehouse students interested in Army ROTC scholarships should:
1. Create a MY GOARMY account
2. Use the account to log in to the scholarship application site
3. Complete the application process
Contact Information

For more details about Army ROTC scholarships at Morehouse College, contact:

Morehouse College Army ROTC Program
830 Westview Drive SW
Atlanta, GA 30314

Fill out our Prospect Questionnaire for personalized assistance in joining the Morehouse Army ROTC program.

What is AROTC?

At Morehouse College, Army ROTC is more than just an elective - it's a transformative experience that prepares you for success both in college and your future career. As a Morehouse student, you'll have the unique opportunity to develop essential leadership and management skills through a combination of engaging classroom instruction and hands-on training.

By joining Army ROTC at Morehouse, you'll gain confidence, discipline, and a competitive edge that sets you apart from your peers. The program allows you to explore the benefits without any military service obligation. Whether you choose to pursue a commission or not, the leadership development, problem-solving techniques, and interpersonal skills you acquire through Army ROTC will be invaluable assets in your professional journey.

Some of the benefits of joining the AROTC include:

A full- or part-time job (active duty lieutenants start at about $49,896.85/year, according to Army Times)
Help with college expenses (100% on full-tuition scholarships)
Physical fitness

How to Apply

For Morehouse College students interested in joining Army ROTC, the process is straightforward and tailored to your unique position as a Morehouse student. Here's how you can become part of the program:

Enrollment Process

Morehouse College students MUST cross register through the ARCHE portal and Morehouse College. To enroll, follow these steps:

Visit the Morehouse College Forms page.
Locate and complete the ROTC course registration form.
Submit the form according to the college's instructions.

Important Deadlines

To ensure timely enrollment in Army ROTC courses, adhere to these crucial deadlines:

Fall Semester: July 15th
Spring Semester: November 15th
Summer Semester: April 15th

Fund Your Education Through Army ROTC

Army ROTC scholarships at Morehouse College offer a pathway to finance your education while developing leadership skills essential for your future career.

Scholarship Opportunities

Morehouse students can access various Army ROTC scholarship options:

Two-, three-, and four-year scholarships based on your remaining time at Morehouse
Full-tuition scholarships
Room and board options for qualified candidates
Additional allowances for books and fees

Monthly Living Allowance

As a Morehouse ROTC cadet, you'll receive a monthly living allowance throughout the academic year:

$420 per month for all four years of the program

This allowance is available to both scholarship and non-scholarship cadets enrolled in the Army ROTC Advanced Course (3rd and 4th years).

How to Apply

Morehouse students interested in Army ROTC scholarships should:

Create a MY GOARMY account
Use the account to log in to the scholarship application site
Complete the application process

Contact Information

For more details about Army ROTC scholarships at Morehouse College, contact:

Morehouse College Army ROTC Program
830 Westview Drive SW
Atlanta, GA 30314

Fill out our Prospect Questionnaire for personalized assistance in joining the Morehouse Army ROTC program.

Current Cadets

Morehouse College Army ROTC Program: Developing Future Leaders. The Army ROTC program at Morehouse College, in partnership with Georgia State University's Panther Battalion, offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to develop future officers and leaders. Here's an overview of the program structure and opportunities for Morehouse students:

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Program Structure
Program Structure

Basic Course (Freshmen & Sophomores)
- MLSC 101 & 102: Foundations of Officership and Basic Leadership
- MLSC 201 & 202: Individual Leadership Studies and Leadership & Teamwork
Advanced Course (Juniors & Seniors)
- MLSC 301 & 302: Leadership and Problem Solving, Leadership and Ethics
- MLSC 401 & 402: Leadership and Management, Officership
Each course includes a leadership laboratory component for practical skill development.

Key Components
1. Military History Requirement: HIST 303 or HIST 304
2. Leader's Training Course: Optional summer program for those who didn't complete basic courses
3. Leader Development and Assessment Course (LDAC): Mandatory summer training between junior and senior years
Additional Opportunities
Additional Opportunities
- Cadet Ranger Company: For highly motivated cadets seeking additional challenges
- Ranger Challenge Team: Competitive team events against other ROTC programs
- Color Guard: Represent Morehouse at various events
Cadet Resources
Cadet Resources
- Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT): Required to pass with a minimum score of 60 in each event
- Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT): New standard fitness test for soldiers
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Benefits
Benefits
- Leadership skill development
- Potential scholarships and stipends
- Career opportunities in various Army branches upon graduation

Program Structure

Basic Course (Freshmen & Sophomores)

MLSC 101 & 102: Foundations of Officership and Basic Leadership
MLSC 201 & 202: Individual Leadership Studies and Leadership & Teamwork

Advanced Course (Juniors & Seniors)

MLSC 301 & 302: Leadership and Problem Solving, Leadership and Ethics
MLSC 401 & 402: Leadership and Management, Officership

Each course includes a leadership laboratory component for practical skill development.

Key Components

Military History Requirement: HIST 303 or HIST 304
Leader's Training Course: Optional summer program for those who didn't complete basic courses
Leader Development and Assessment Course (LDAC): Mandatory summer training between junior and senior years

Additional Opportunities

Cadet Ranger Company: For highly motivated cadets seeking additional challenges
Ranger Challenge Team: Competitive team events against other ROTC programs
Color Guard: Represent Morehouse at various events

Cadet Resources

Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT): Required to pass with a minimum score of 60 in each event
Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT): New standard fitness test for soldiers

See More Resources for Cadets

Benefits

Leadership skill development
Potential scholarships and stipends
Career opportunities in various Army branches upon graduation

Meet Our Staff

For more information about Army ROTC, please call (404) 413-6493. You may also email pantherrotc@mygsu.onmicrosoft.com.

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LTC Meeshack R. Lee

Chair & Professor
Military Science Department

Master Sergeant Tameeka Renee Van Ellis

Military Science Department Senior Military Instructor - Interim

MAJ Lucretia Portwine

Operations Officer, Assistant Professor of Military Science

CPT Margarita Abbott

Assistant Professor of Military Science

SFC Darrell Burnett

Military Science Instructor

Mr. Lee Perkins

Assistant Professor of Military Science

Brenda Steele

Administrative Assistant
Morehouse College, Military Science

Kemetta G. Burdette

Department Sr. Admin, GSU

Anthony Savage

Recruiting, Retention, Operations Officer (ROO)

Gregory Shropshire

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Brandon Styles

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Overview of the Army ROTC Program