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Commissioning Ceremony
Commissioning Ceremony
The commissioning ceremony is the culmination of your military science studies. By reciting the oath of office you forever swear to defend the Constitution of the United States of America. Family and friends turn out to witness your transformation from a student and civilian to a leader and civil servant. Each year approximately ten cadets graduate and receive their commissions as Second Lieutenants in the active Army, Army Reserve, or Army National Guard.

Leadership And Excellence

About The Battalion

Teaching The Leaders Of Tomorrow

The Panther Battalion is one of the most prestigious organizations at Georgia State University. Our cadets participate in all academic disciplines of the university and have a visible presence on student government as well as in extracurricular activities and student organizations. GSU Army ROTC allows scholar-athlete-leaders from Morehouse College, Clark Atlanta University, Spelman College, and Clayton College and State University to learn the art of leadership on the GSU campus.



Battalion History

Army ROTC has been a tradition on this campus since 1951.



Faculty and Staff

The Panther Battalion cadets are a direct reflection of their driven, combat-proven cadre. Every member of the cadre here at GSU has served proudly in Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom and uses their experiences to provide the cadets with realistic, practical training.

MAJ Paige McCormick, Professor of Military Science
CPT John Yun, Assistant Professor of Military Science
CPT Robert Moore, Assistant Professor of Military Science
CPT Maurice Middleton, Recruiting Operations Officer
MSG Mickey E. Ross, Senior Military Science Instructor
Mr. Charles Washington Jr., Supply Technician
Mrs. Tina West, Human Resources
Mrs. Deborah Williams, Human Resources



Cadet Profiles

The heart and soul of the Panther Battalion is in the Corps of Cadets. The Panther Battalion is highly motivated and driven to succeed. We are looking to add ambitious, physically fit men and women to the Panther Battalion to carry on the traditions and improve upon the standards we have set.

LTC Richard T. Stevens, Professor of Military Science
MAJ Fana Moseley, Executive Officer
CSM Wade Cotton, Executive Officer
CPT Traiz Saenz, S-1-Personnel and Administration
CDT Howard Herbet, S2-Intelligence
CPT Ricardo Hamer, Assistant S2/LDP/Color Guard
MAJ Daniel Workmaster, S3- Operations/Ranger Challenge Co-Captain
CDT Matthew Colsia, Assistant S3
CDT Tam Dinh, S4- Supply
MAJ Roy Woods, S5- Civil-Military Operations
2LT Lacey Enyart, Academic Advisor
2LT Daniel Enyart, Ranger Challenge Captain
CDT Chung Yim, Color Guard Captain

 



Alumni Profiles

Georgia State University Army ROTC has produced hundreds of outstanding Army Officers. These former cadets have gone on to all branches and components of the Army.


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