BLUF: The 90th Cyberspace Operations Squadron (COS) is offering up to allocations for AFROTC cadets to participate in their Cyber Camp Internship 5-10 August (including travel days) in San Antonio, TX.

SUMMARY: This internship is part of a larger effort from the 67 Cyberspace Wing to increase talent within the Cyber Mission Forces (CMF) through recruiting and interest-generating efforts. The Cyber Camp is an opportunity for AFROTC cadets to shadow and assist developers at the 90th COS at their state-of-the art office space (Shadow’s Edge or SHED) in downtown San Antonio, TX. The 90th COS is the only native unit in the Air Force responsible for generating technical capabilities for the CMF. Interested cadet participants will apply direct to the Cyber Camp staff. The application window is 1 May-16 June 24 via email. Cyber Camp will make all selections. Full details on cadet eligibility, responsibilities, and suspense are located in the Execution Plan.

CADRE POC: Maj Ledesma 

SUSPENSE: See Execution plan.

Execution Plan: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FMOxsF4wIgkhNlyw0YP5N0JyK7aonqH1

Application Form (Must Download): https://drive.google.com/file/d/10FpOqXnEO84CFeITAtQgrby3U61IoMoX/view

BLUF: The AFIT ICE SIP will start accepting applications 1 Dec 23 to 28 Feb 24 (https://www.afit.edu/ice/newapp/review.cfm). Program begins 10 Jul 24 and runs through 09 Aug 24.

Summary: The objective of the Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) Immersive Cyber Education (ICE) Summer Internship Program is to develop the next generation of cybersecurity leaders. Cadets will attend an intense program that immerses participants in the cybersecurity discipline while providing leadership development opportunities.  The underlying philosophy of ICE is to provide the cadets cybersecurity principles through intense coursework and lab-based experiences at AFIT’s cyber research facilities. This program covers a wide variety of cybersecurity related disciplines to develop original thinkers and technical leaders who can solve real-world problems in cybersecurity. Review Chapter 4 for the application process.

Eligibility:

-        U.S. citizen

-        AS300 cadet and exceptional AS200 candidates may be considered

-        Cumulative GPA of 2.7 or higher

-        Cadets must be enrolled in an undergraduate degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering. Students with a major in a different technical discipline who have a strong computer background are also eligible. (AFIT Requirement)

Cadre POC: Capt LeDesma

LLNL SIP is for AFROTC cadets and 2nd Lieutenant graduates awaiting assignment to gain hands-on experience in support of leading-edge science and engineering tools to solve challenges in:  Warfighter support, nonproliferation, counterterrorism, biological warfare, weapons theory, design, and engineering. Lasers, intelligence analyses, space exploration, energy security, and more. Projects vary and are matched to the student’s major, interests and skills and are in support of research being performed at LLNL. LLNL SIP is offered at Livermore, CA.

Interested and eligible cadets can apply now at:

https://www.llnl.gov/join-our-team/careers/students.  

Applications deadline is 28 February 2024.

Full details on cadet eligibility, responsibilities, and suspense are in the Execution Plan.

Please inform your APAS if you intend to apply for this program. For any questions, the Cadre POC is Maj Rayhill.

Execution Plan: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-Vqba36JBUVD6aJcsPjrWzxZIiX5eI3U/view?usp=sharing

BLUF: Opportunity to nominate yourself for the AFGSC Summer Program.

SUMMARY: The Air Force Global Strike Command (AFGSC) Summer Program is an opportunity for selected cadets to spend two weeks at one of the Air Force’s major commands. Through this program cadets will gain a better understanding of the AFGSC mission through a two-week immersion into the command while experiencing a basic knowledge of AF base operations (support, operations and maintenance). Provide a basic understanding of why US nuclear capabilities are necessary for American, our allies, and partner’s security. Participants will begin the ODT at HQ AFGSC, Barksdale AFB, LA and travel to Dyess AFB, TX and Malmstrom AFB, MT. The program is schedule to be held on the following dates (subject to change): Session 1: 2-15 Jun 24 and Session 2: 7-20 Jul 24 (including travel).

ELIGIBILITY:

-        U.S. citizen and an AS300/400

-        Adjudicated SECRET clearance

-        TGPA and CGPA > 3.0

-        Been assigned an 11X (Pilot), 12X (CSO), 13N (Nuclear Ops), 21M (Missile Mx), or 31P (Security Forces) or a Support (finance, personnel, logistics, etc) AFSC.

**Note: We understand that AS300s/5-year AS400s will not have received their AFSC by the nomination deadline. Regions will nominate cadets competing for one of the listed AFSCs. 

SUSPENSE: 1 March

CADRE POC: Maj Rayhill

SIGN UP (populate the spreadsheet and upload it to the form attached):

https://drive.google.com/open?id=14Y8HV80rdscjIdaDWhL4Nysgj6DgrArK
https://forms.gle/9vZv14CTxh6JcGPu7

EXECUTION PLAN:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BcJ1eanVrc7R8AD6NVGqbUeOmVRaBC3x

BLUF: ODT Opportunity – the Gathering of Eagles (GOE) Shadow Program in Montgomery Alabama, 5-11 May

SUMMARY: Gathering of Eagles (GOE) Shadows program is an annual educational event geared to allow the Air Command and Staff College (ACSC) student body to learn from and honor men and women (Eagles) who have made significant contributions to air, space, and cyberspace. The mission of GOE is to Honor Heritage, Serve Community, and Forge Futures. For over 40 years, Eagles have shared their stories with ACSC in an effort to inspire today’s military leaders to achieve greatness in support of their country. Shadows will have opportunities to engage directly with Eagles, the FGOs who make up the GOE team, and the STEM youth scholarship recipients. 

ELIGIBILITY: The cadet MUST meet the following requirements to be eligible for GOE. Regions may add additional requirements for their cadets: AS300 or 5-year AS400 (not graduating until at least Dec 24). 

Nomination Process: Complete the following nomination form https://forms.gle/HcyetfPje58Fnums7 by 11 March 24

Cadre POC: Maj Rayhill

Files: 

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1GKayHKRSB2e9byBoZj1NDxTlcUXjbl8d

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1U1dQVGSu8UnLcQWbNKBiohRWjlyE4wJU 

BLUF: TFAS International Affairs Academic Summer Internship Program in Washington, D.C. June 1 – July 26
SUMMARY: If you are looking for a career in foreign policy, intelligence, international development, diplomacy or national security, Washington, D.C. is the place for you. This TFAS program track is ideal for students who are passionate about global issues and are looking to gain the professional experience needed to break into this competitive field. 

APPLY HERE: https://summer.apply.dcinternships.org/

More Info: https://www.dcinternships.org/program/international-affairs-academic-internship-program-in-washington-dc/?_eid=654457160736ecbe3902f812

Cadre POC: Capt LeDesma

BACKGROUND: The 14-day Special Warfare Orientation Course (SWOC) recruits and prepares interested cadets for Phase II, the training pipeline, and a 19Z career. 19Z Special Warfare (SW) Officers include Special Tactics Officers (STO), Tactical Air Control Party Officers (TACP-O), and Combat Rescue Officers (CRO). SWOC is hosted at the US Air Force Academy (USAFA) for AFROTC and USAFA cadets considering applying for the SW Officer career fields and is based upon the USAFA SW program curriculum.  

Travel & Training Dates Session 1:  08 June - 22 June 2024   

Travel & Training Dates Session 2:  27 June - 13 July 2024

ELIGIBILITY: Review Chapter 3 of the Execution Plan

APPLICATION: Seek Commander approval through you APAS. Application & SW Initial Fitness Test Worksheet required IAW Chapter 4 of the Execution Plan

SUSPENSE: 1500 - 15 March 2024

CADRE POC: Maj Rayhill

Files: 

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yNEgzsbfm2jUGoBut-XXaHWoAh8ShbLK

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZojdAAI0yZccGjV7g-Yh-dZi5cVaRsfN

BLUF: Civil Engineer Officer Immersion ODT this summer at Tyndall AFB, Dates TBD

SUMMARY: The Air Force’s Silver Flag exercise provides Civil Engineers with a training venue that focuses on bare base establishment, sustainment operations, and recovery after attack. Participants will have the opportunity to meet different groups and organizations that operate within the Civil Engineer career field. Briefs, demonstrations, and hands-on opportunities will be provided by the Airfield Pavement Evaluation Team, the Civil Engineer Maintenance Inspection and Repair Team, the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, Silver Flag Combat Support Exercise, and the 325th Civil Engineer Squadron.

ELIGIBILITY: The cadet MUST meet the following requirements to be eligible for the Silver Flag ODT:

1)        AS300s or AS400s in 5-year program (not commissioning until at least Dec 24) intending to select 32E in their top 3 AFSC choices.

2)        AS200s who receive an EA and are attending Field Training can be considered on a case-by-case basis with Region concurrence. Detachments must deconflict Field Training dates. Field Training Takes Priority!

3)        Pursuing an undergraduate degree in one of the following: Architecture/Architectural Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Construction Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or Construction Management.

Nomination Process: Complete the attached form & upload to https://forms.gle/QAfgf19rRQFYJAHo8 NLT 18 March at 1500.

CADRE POC: Capt LeDesma

FILES ATTACHED:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ACtg2SZC5DIgcMYu1cWgHkko6FVl1JCp https://drive.google.com/open?id=15kFvoQQsU7W8Cqyvqe9ybU37Og8FK8rG

11 members of the 17X community (both 17D and 17S specialties) with USAF and USSF backgrounds are hosting a virtual career field panel. See attached flyer.

1600 EST Thursday 21 March 2024

Cadre POC: Capt Hekowczyk

Suspense: NLT 20 March inform Capt Hekowczyk of intentions to dial in so he can facilitate getting the login info
ATTACHMENTS:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1a9BXLsDyBDRKZNlKz7NqmNQxvympP22i

SUMMARY: The 2024 The Advanced Technology Research Center (ATRC) Summer Program is a collaborative research internship open to ROTC cadets and university students that aims to solve real Air Force problems in sensing and autonomy technologies, including sensor processing, exploitation, object detection, tracking, recognition, navigation, geolocation, microelectronics development, and malware detection. Throughout the program, cadets will be mentored by science & engineering officers, sensing subject matter experts, and Air Force leaders. Cadets will leave the summer program with technical expertise, better knowledge of the Air Force research & development community, and a valuable network of fellow Air Force and civilian leaders. Approximate 10 cadets will be selected. Internships are held at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio and Wright-State University at Dayton, Ohio. The program training dates are 13 May 24 – 09 Aug 24. 

ELIGIBILITY: The cadet MUST meet the following requirements to be eligible for the ATRC:

-         U.S. citizen with valid driver’s license.

-         Open to any year level. Any AFSC, most applicable for 15X, 17X, 61X, or 62X. 

-        Recommend Cumulative GPA of greater than 3.0 (ATRC Requirement). 

-        Enrolled in an undergraduate degree taking at least half-time academic course load. 

-        Available to work full-time (40 hrs per week) and take personal responsibility for arranging transportation to and from worksite. Cadets will be paid an hourly wage of $19.90 - $26.50/hr, depending on their college year level. NOTE: Cadets should not rely on transportation from anyone who does not already have base access. Program administration will not be responsible for making additional arrangements on a cadet’s behalf to provide suitable transportation. 

-         Pass a background check, potentially resulting in a Secret Security Clearance. 

-        Field training takes priority and must be accomplished before other ODT opportunities. 

APPLICATION PROCESS: Cadets must follow the steps below to apply for the ATRC internship-

-        Obtain approval from detachment commander to participate in ATRC internship before submitting application.

-        Complete ATRC application by visiting https://udayton.edu/engineering/atrc/program-information.php. 

SUSPENSE: 23 Feb 24

Cadre POC: Maj Rayhill

ATTACHMENTS:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qDBlq5FfQVQhqAbCj7TpTLU1RxkMoTPq

The following USAFA Summer ODT Execution Plans have been posted:

• Azimuth: 3-week United States Space Force immersive education and training experience, located at the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA), Colorado Springs, CO. Azimuth will help prepare the next generation of Guardians for commissioning through both in-classroom and hands-on experiences. Three sessions: 1-22 June, 22 June – 13 July, and 13 July – 3 August. 100% attendance opportunity for AFROTC USSF EA Cadets. 

• Combat Survival Training: Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape certified course taught at the US Air Force Academy and Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site in Trinidad, CO. Two sessions: 22 June – 12 July and 13 July – 2 August. 

• Combatives: This is a physically intensive course that teaches specific tactics, techniques, and procedures in multiple environments ranging from settings within the US to scenarios overseas. One session: 15 July – 19 July. 

• FERL: The Field Engineering Readiness Lab (FERL) is a 3-week program that provides the opportunity for selected cadets to experience the mission, methods, and techniques used by Air Force Civil Engineers (CE). One session: 1-22 June. 

• Freefall (AM-490): In this program, cadets undergo a rigorous ground school training course taught by cadet Jumpmasters of the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA) Parachute Team. Six sessions: 1-14 June, 10-22 June, 22 June – 5 July, 1-13 July, 13-26 July, 22 July – 3 August. 

• Prep School BMT Staff: This opportunity integrates AFROTC cadets into the leadership team of the USAFA Preparatory School to prepare their candidates for the rigors of the USAFA experience. One session: 11-29 July. 

• SOAR (AM-251): This program immerses cadets in the largest glider operation in the world. Soar provides a motivational experience for cadets in the TG-16A glider familiarizing them with aircraft controls, airfield procedures, and the fundamentals of flight in an unpowered aircraft. Three sessions: 1-22 June, 22 June – 13 July, 13 July – 3 August. 

Eligibility: See Chapter 3 of the respective ODT's Execution Plan linked in the documents below. 

Application Process: Talk to APAS. Complete the attached Excel Sheet tab for the event(s) you would like to nominate yourself for. 

1. Excel Sheet:https://drive.google.com/open?id=11a87pTrG5pIrnHUImL4ExGqam6njSft5

2. Submit Excel Sheet here:  https://forms.gle/ZP41MyyU3RrfdQMu5

LINKS:
Azimuth: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uEnb7JZC6kyrqgupOiP0NzpWNMPGFY5I

Combatives: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZEDsKbhVVhZwN9hsgwkGHnmSfJEmIUlP 

Combat Survival Training: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1dTUgFg93I-kvD1foRBihX4od1x8-Evw0

 FERL: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gm5vJmVtlkWWfrZxr1rxvLK3PiVglwNN

 Freefall (AM-490): https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HsrhIKizXBK4CVENef4kMAqzkwn2Y9Km

Prep School BMT Staff: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FCotXnqKCFZSCA8CxkcW4yhbnmp9NTIJ

SOAR (AM-251): https://drive.google.com/open?id=11oEN0xZxW3uZ_jyh_4_seLSu88Rev4sf

BLUF:  ODT Opportunity for FAO Immersion in Washington DC, 2-14 Aug. 

SUMMARY: Foreign Area Officers (FAO) provide regional expertise and professional foreign language competency to build effective relationships with global partners. They develop Air Force policy positions on regional affairs of national, combined, or joint service interest and advise commanders supporting Force Protection programs, establishing cooperative relationships with Host Nation partners, and supporting the full range of Global Engagement activities, from humanitarian relief operations to coalition building in support of contingency operations and major theater warfare. Participants will be exposed to the world of FAOs by visiting the myriad agencies in Washington, D.C. that FAOs work with daily. Discussions will revolve around the FAO career field requirements as well as the various duties of FAOs and their contribution and importance to national security. The ODT will culminate with a trip to an actual embassy to see FAOs in action at the forefront of the DAF's international efforts.

ELIGIBILITY: The cadet MUST meet the following requirements to be eligible for FAO Immersion: 

1)        AS300s or AS400s in 5-year program (not commissioning until at least Dec 24).
2)        Cadets that have expressed a desire to one day be an FAO and who are majoring in a foreign language or international affairs, or those seeking an advanced degree in International or Security Studies, should be given preference.
3)        CAC, adjudicated SECRET security clearance and passport is required.

Nomination Process: Complete the attached form & upload to https://forms.gle/BfSisYp6XAkpaUgt7 NLT 8 Feb 2024 at 1500

Cadre POC: Capt LeDesma

Attachments:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1H7WOvuzUF0ZqYCzaO0u7IKegCuZQmned
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1y6f-MUzXMaq5v7tqz9qKG-ujM32tEG7I 

BLUF: NSERC SIP is seeking applications for an 4-5 week paid summer internship 

SUMMARY: The Defense Threat Reductions Agency (DTRA) provides a multi-disciplinary internship program with the purpose to enhance Department of Defense (DoD) capabilities, provide the next generation of military officers with Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) experience, and better prepare future military officers to lead, fight, and win on a battlefield involving weapons of mass destruction. DTRA’s internship program is managed by its Nuclear Science and Engineering Research Center (NSERC). This is a joint-force internship program. Internships could be offered at locations in Maryland, Ohio, Florida, Washington DC, Virginia, California, Tennessee, Washington State, New Mexico, and more. Training dates will be determined after selection and based upon area of research.

APPLICATION:
-        Read the attached Execution Plan
-        Obtains approval from detachment commander to participate in NSERC internship BEFORE submitting application
-        Complete digital NSERC SIP application according to flyer directions (Attachment 2)

ELIGIBILITY:
-        U.S. citizen
-        Open to all AS levels and majors
-        GPA 2.5 minimum.
-        Adjudicated DoD Secret clearance preferred. Limited unclassified and Secret internships available
-        Continuing in the AFROTC for at least 1 semester program following the SIP
-        Field training takes priority and must be accomplished before other ODT opportunities

SUSPENSE: 29 Jan 2024

Cadre POC: Maj Rayhill

FLYER: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1LwV_-MRnxUF-jtRNsDYATG5V3CKrxfPQ 

BLUF: Summer ‘24 ODT opportunity for AS300/4-year AS400 cadets interested in a Rated AFSCs and the ENJJPT Program

SUMMARY: The Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training Program (ENJJPT) Commander, NATO Airborne Early Warning Control (AWACS) Commander, Joint Force Command (JFC) Commander, and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Commander are supporting cadets for a summer 2024 exposition of European NATO operations. Initially, cadets will travel to Sheppard AFB, TX and will be paired with a NATO student pilot to learn/partake in aspects of ENJJPT flight training. Next, cadets will fly to overseas destinations for cultural immersion events and for a tour of the NATO Headquarters where they will receive briefings from senior NATO leadership and view policy working groups. Finally, cadets will have the opportunity to learn about the NATO E-3 AWACS mission and speak with international aircrew and maintenance personnel.

Incentive flights / simulator time at Sheppard AFB, Geilenkirchen AB are expected but are subject to the respective unit’s mission requirements and weather.

The tentative program dates are Sunday, 9 June through Friday, 21 June (including travel).

ELIGIBILITY (Chapter 3 of Execution Plan)

-        US Citizen

-        Successfully completed Field Training and be an AS300 or AS400 in a 5-year program and not commissioning Spring 2024

-        Be selected for a Rated AFSC (or be very highly competitive for a Rated AFSC if not yet boarded)

-        Ranked in the top 15% of Detachment Commander’s ranking

-        By 8 Apr 24 cadets must have:

o        An adjudicated SECRET Clearance 

o        A civilian (blue) passport valid through at least September 2024 

o        A Common Access Card (CAC) valid through at least September 2024 

o        All required vaccinations as listed in Attachment 1 

o        Completed all requirements from Chapter 6 

HOW TO APPLY:

-        Uploaded completed ‘ODT Fly NATO Nomination’ spreadsheet (attached) to https://forms.gle/5hZVvEbDBnJzmJme9

-        AF 1206 (see attached Template)

-        One Page (maximum) MFR written by the cadet addressed to the Holm Center/CC on why they are the best choice to participate in the Fly NATO program 

CADRE POC: Capt LeDesma

SUSPENSE: 15 Jan 24 

ATTACHMENTS:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1N_PPTU-Wrgd7sihswNKBGNwzL5QOGani

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1SMd3GDmlDWD1rPJNhq3UZiHiWLFu5W0_

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1dB-llFmYBRO74yFWbSLqpRcoSAb61Fis 

BLUF: The National Security Agency (NSA) Experiential Tour (NET) internship provides an opportunity to expose future Air and Space Force officers to the NSA and its associated missions. Projected program dates are July through August 2024.

SUMMARY: Cadets will be immersed in real world cryptologic challenges, engage with senior leaders from the intelligence community, and contribute to classified projects. Review Execution Plan for further details.

APPLICATION: Detachment cadre will submit on the cadet’s behalf. The package consists of:

-        College transcript (official or unofficial) 

-        Personal statement (MFR) from cadet on why they want to participate in the NET Internship.

-        Letter of Recommendation (MFR) from Det/CC on cadet’s notable achievements, leadership at the detachment, and future potential to serve in the Air/Space Force 

ELIGIBILITY:

-        U.S. citizen with little to no foreign contacts

-        Cadets who are POC

-        Continuing college or university student in good standing at an accredited institution. Pursuing an undergraduate degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Foreign Language (Russian, Chinese), Engineering (Electrical, Computer, System), Operations Research, History, Sociology, Math, Law, or related program (NET requirement).

-        Have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher

-        Eligible to obtain a TS Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) security clearance which requires a background investigation and a polygraph

SUSPENSE: Application Package complete NLT 12 January

Cadre POC: Capt LeDesma

FLYER: https://drive.google.com/open?id=16k_GVonOm3azzeBVKzM_DbQMOMFXR7v4

AFRL SIP s 8-12 weeks paid Summer Internship Program offers stipend-paid internship opportunities for undergraduate and graduate-level university students pursuing STEM degrees, as well as upper-level high school students; select locations also offer internships to university students pursuing education-related degrees and K–12 professional educators.  Selected interns gain valuable hands-on experience working with full-time AFRL scientists and engineers on cutting-edge research and technology. Participating cadets will actively contribute to unique, research-based projects for the DoD. Internships are held at various locations throughout the United States. The program training dates run from mid-May through mid-August.

 Interested and eligible cadets can apply now through 10 January 2024 at https://afrlscholars.usra.edu/students/.

Full details on cadet eligibility, responsibilities, and suspense are in the Execution Plan.

If applying, please inform your APAS. For questions on the program, the Cadre POC is Maj Rayhill

Execution Plan: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xBr6nPOdYjweEGn8UJ44TFD7qh9aUBI-/view?usp=sharing

BLUF: Virtual Strategic Deterrence Basic Course (SDBC) ODT, multiple opportunities

SUMMARY: SDBC is for cadets selected as a 13N or strongly desiring a career in strategic deterrence. Cadets attending the course will gain core competencies knowledge about the AFGSC mission. In addition, nuclear policy, strategy, nuclear command, control, and communication, and the unique aspects of the Air Force nuclear mission will be discussed. Several strategic deterrence missions are also taught within the course including, nuclear operations, U.S. nuclear forces, nuclear surety, U.S. nuclear support & infrastructure, among other things.

Nomination Process: Complete the following nomination form https://forms.gle/BJvv9U41xG9Vk8R46 the first of the month to the month prior (e.g., 1 Jan 24 for all Feb Sessions, 1 Feb 24 for all March sessions, etc.)

Cadre POC: Maj Rayhill

Files: https://drive.google.com/open?id=15AR58Z8SfIrJc4QtwfkcI8Lj_VlBKUpJ 

ODT Opportunity to earn your PPC through the JROTC Flight Academy 

The Flight Academy is targeted towards AS300 cadets competing for a rated AFSC. (Due to the 8-week duration in the middle of summer, AS200s attending Field Training will not be considered). The primary goal is to get cadets their PPC, but this is also a strong leadership opportunity as selected cadets will be class leaders and mentors for up to 20 high school students during their training.

ELIGIBILITY: 

• AS300 cadets are preferred for this program. AS200s will not be considered/recommended due to Field Training. 

• 3.0 or higher GPA and passing PFA score 

• Have rated AFSC selection or express great interest in applying for a rated career 

• Must not have previously obtained their PPC 

• Must weight less than 250 lbs due to aircraft used for program 

Click HERE for the Google Form. 

Click HERE for the Google Spreadsheet. 

The Women in Aviation International (WAI) Conference is a 3-day event that will provide opportunities for cadets to network with women involved in the aviation industry of all ages, backgrounds, races, and ethnicities. The event will be held 21-23 March in Orlando, FL. Travel dates are 20 and 24 Mar.

Eligibility (from Chapter 3 of the Execution Plan): 

• Female POC cadet on scholarship highly recommended.

• Have been selected for a Rated AFSC or be competing for a Rated AFSC.

Spreadsheet can be found HERE

Execution Plan can be found HERE

WAI Poster can be found HERE

For those interested, individually populate the attached spreadsheet and upload it to here. If there are any questions, please contact Lt Hekowczyk via chris.heko@asu.edu.

SUMMARY: The primary objectives of the program are to provide cadets an experiential university-level flight training program, to understand the Air Force rated officer pathways, and to increase an individual’s Pilot Candidate Selection Method (PCSM) score. Cadets will be students first; however, they will also be asked to serve as informal mentors and role models for up to 20 high school students during the program. The Program takes place during the summer across the U.S. and lasts ~3 weeks. 

ELIGIBILTY:

-        US citizen or receive TSA approval for flight training

-        Open to all cadets, but specifically targeted towards GMC cadets interested in aviation

-        At least 18 years of age

-        3.0 CGPA

-        Must weigh less than 250 lbs (Aircraft restriction)

-        NOT possess a PPL and not a previous participant in Aim High Flight Academy & JROTC Flight Academy

-        Intended for students with five (5) or less FAA logged powered flight hours 

SUSPENSE: 1500 on 25 October

SPREADSHEET: Link

We’d like to invite ROTC Air Force students to join the Next Generation Service Corps on Friday, November 3 for a full-day tour with Luke Air Force Base.  

Our tentative agenda is:

0750                    Load bus for LAFB (Tempe and Downtown campuses)

0850                    Arrive at Luke Air Force Base                     

0900-0950          Tour 309th Fighter Squadron       

1100-1150          Tour Military Working Dogs        

1200-1250          Lunch at BX and/or picnic tables 

1300-1330          Briefed by RMO

1400                    Tour concludes

1500                    Arrival to ASU campus

Bus transportation will be provided.  Students will need to bring their own lunch or money to purchase lunch.  We have up to 25 spaces available.  This is a full-day event and students are expected to communicate with their faculty if they want to miss classes on this day.  This will be an excused absence for PT.

Registration is now OPEN and we will keep it open until Friday, October 27 (or until seats fill).

Here is the link for signing up: link

Here is the link:  https://na.eventscloud.com/773388 

Suspense to reply via email to Captain LeDesma about interest: 19 Oct

Captain LeDesma is bringing up a PDT opportunity for all cadets who are interested. There are two options for the program:

• In-person – “Policy Design Studio + Internship” - 12 credit hours (full-time student)

• Virtual – “Policy Design Studio” – 3 credit hour class

The in-person program does cost $7,680 and includes out of pocket expenses (examples listed on the flyer). Additionally, the Commander is open to granting a Period of Non-Attendance (PNA) to cadets for this program (Exception: FY24 grads in their final semester).

Click HERE for the flyer. 

For cadets interested in pilot training with follow-on assignments to fly: 

• HH-60

• MH-139

• UH-1

• CV-22

Dates/times/Zoom Meeting # located in this flyer:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qrM71YxvCosME9izV1FriSoOazWjYWts/view

The annual NCEA is the United States Military Academy (USMA) at West Point flagship event on the importance of values, ethics, and character development. This year’s theme is “Developing Judgment.” USMA will bring in over 300 military academy, ROTC, and civilian students to understand and apply practical judgment to increase moral awareness and mitigate moral disengagement in the context of military and civilian professions. The conference will take place on 15-16 November 2023 at USMA in West Point, New York. (Travel dates are 14 and 16 or 17 Nov). For those interested, populate the attached ‘FY23 USMA National Conference on Ethics in America PDT’ spreadsheet and upload it HERE NLT 29 Sep. If there are any questions, please contact Maj Rayhill, wrayhill@asu.edu.

ELIGIBILITY: AS 200, AS 300 or AS 400

Click HERE for the FY23 USMA National Conference on Ethics in America PDT spreadsheet. 

Click HERE for general information regarding NCEA. 

Next Wednesday, 20 September 2023, we are hosting another safeTALK suicide prevention training from 0900 to 1200 in SS304. An instructor from ASU Counseling Services will be present to train and certify cadets. Feel free to reach out to C/Rasmussen or C/Davis with any questions.

Click HERE to sign-up. 

Click HERE for more information on safeTALK. 

Click HERE to view the flyer. 

Salute to Service Panel Discussion Luncheon with Arizona Military Leaders

Friday, November 17th, 2023 

Doors open at 11:30 a.m. AZ MST 

Old Main – Carson Ballroom 

400 E. Tyler Mall, Tempe AZ, 85281

Panel Discussion 1: How is the Military Preparing for Potential Great Power Competition?

Time: 12 p.m. – 1 p.m. AZ MST

Panelists: Arizona Military Installation Commanding Officers 

Moderator: Dr. Patrick Kenney, Executive Vice Provost, Office of University Provost | Dean, The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences | Foundation Professor, School of Politics and Global Studies

Senior military leaders will discuss the implications of great power competition and how that may impact the United States. Panelists represent all or most U.S. Military Services and will bring different perspectives from each service.  

Panel Discussion 2: The Give and Take of Service

Time: 1:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. AZ MST

Panelists: Arizona Military Senior Enlisted Advisors

Moderator: Dr. Cynthia Lietz, Dean, Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions | President's Professor, School of Social Work

Arizona military senior enlisted advisors will define the nature of what it means to serve in the military today and will discuss why that service and sacrifice matters to our nation at this pivotal moment in our country's history.   

Please join us for these important conversations. Lunch is complimentary for registered attendees.

https://na.eventscloud.com/ereg/newreg.php?eventid=770205&

This Friday we have a great opportunity to speak with a remarkable Air Force professional. Chief Kuzmicki has an amazing story with years of experience and lessons-learned that can influence all of us here in ROTC and in active duty. I understand that we are closing in on midterms and your focus should be on school. However, if you of have time in your day I highly encourage you to stop by. 

Break Down:

UOD: Professional-Attire/OCP/FDU

0800 - 1030 GMC only will be allowed at this time

1100 - 1200 POC only will be allowed at this time 

1230 - ???? Prior-E’s only at this time. (This can be both POC and GMC Prior-E)

Note: 

- There are no definite ends to the times above. You can leave whenever you want. once the next group begins you will be asked to leave if you stay until then.

- There are only 8 slots available for each time.

- BYOF (Bring Your Own Food)

Sign-up Sheet:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EZFKtKVhBnUFrtR6EtKTFZ3X3ZzC15u6gZPbcN5FpUQ/edit?usp=sharing

For more information regarding Chief Kuzmicki you can read this article:

https://www.usafa.edu/senior-nco-beats-odds-fulfills-dream-of-teaching/

On Wednesday, 4 Oct 23, at 1030, Mr. Dan Rice will be speaking to cadets about his recent experience as the advisor to the Commander in Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The event will more than likely be held in the Social Sciences building. The talk will last approximately an hour to an hour and a half.

Mr. Rice is the president of American University Kyiv (an organization powered by ASU). He has spent the past year advising General Zaluzhnyi, Commander in Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and is a West Point grad, Army Ranger, served in both Iraq and Afghanistan, co-founded Thayer Leadership at West Point, and is a frequent contributor on major news outlets.

HQ will be hosting 2 briefs on “Why Space?” for those interested in learning about the Space Force.

Session #1 - CONCLUDED

Date: 19 September 2023

Time: 1200 EDT / 1100 CDT / 1000 MDT / 0900

Briefer: Lt Aaron Brooks

Click HERE for the Zoom link. 

Meeting ID: 160 119 2217 

Passcode: 064176

Session #2:

Date: 28 September 2023

Time: 1200 EDT / 1100 CDT / 1000 MDT / 0900

Briefer: Lt Jaymie Bettger

Click HERE for the Zoom link. 

Meeting ID: 160 153 3134 

Passcode: 997357