


Teaching The Leaders Of Tomorrow
Welcome to the Rutgers University Army ROTC Scarlet Knight Battalion
Homepage! Army ROTC has a long-standing tradition at Rutgers of producing a
diversity of leaders for the Army, New Jersey and the Nation. The Scarlet
Knight Battalion's mission is to commission officers into the United States
Army as Second Lieutenants who will go on to serve our country in the Regular
Active Army, Army National Guard or Army Reserves.
Army ROTC offers students the opportunity to learn and grow in a variety of
ways. The program of instruction challenges each cadet in the battalion in both
indoor and outdoor settings; cadets participate in classroom instruction while
also engaging in world class physical fitness training, land
navigation/orienteering, rifle marksmanship and other military activities.
Cadets learn management and leadership skills not available in other University
programs. Army ROTC contributes to a variety of leadership skills applicable to
any profession, career or job, while instilling in each cadet a sense of
confidence, discipline, and personal responsibility. Moreover, each cadet gains
the satisfaction of being part of a select group of Americans dedicated to
support and defend the US Constitution and serve the Nation.
There are many routes you can take to commission as a Second Lieutenant
through Army ROTC. You can enter our program as a freshman, sophomore or have
at least two years remaining at Rutgers as an undergrad or graduate student. We
also have programs for those Rutgers students who are currently serving in the
National Guard or Army Reserves as enlisted soldiers and want to become
officers.
We at Rutgers Army ROTC challenge you to join our program. If you have what
it takes and seek opportunity to learn new skills, develop and exercise
leadership abilities, test your mettle against your peers, and join a group of
extraordinary young Americans who want more out of their college experience,
then stop by, email or give us a call.
Army ROTC is a great place to start either for a few years or a full career
in uniform, but whatever you choose--- Army ROTC will teach you leadership
excellent for a lifetime!
Interested? Contact our Recruiting Operations Officer at (732) 932-7313
extension 11.
Accept the Challenge. Join our ranks.

Battalion History
Rutgers University has a long history with the Army going back to its
founders, 75% of whom served with George Washington during the Revolutionary
War.

Faculty and Staff
Rutgers University Army ROTC has a diverse Cadre from every commissioning
source (ROTC, Officer Candidate School, and the United States Military
Academy). The current staff also has a wealth of experience from
Operations Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan), Operation Iraqi Freedom and various
other contingency and operational deployments. This adds depth and
richness to both classroom instruction and military training when Cadets can
relate what their doing to real world situations.

Cadet Profiles
Cadets in the Scarlet Knight Battalion come from diverse backgrounds and
geographical locations. Cadets Commission and serve on active duty, in
the National Guard and Army Reserve.

Alumni Profiles
Rutgers and Army Alumni have consistently distinguished themselves after
graduation. Among the Alumni of Rutgers are one Medal of Honor Recipient,
Generals who have commanded at the highest echelons of Army service, and those
who have been successful in both business and civilian public service.
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