Notre Dame Army ROTC Simultaneous Membership Program

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Notre Dame Army ROTC

Simultaneous Membership Program

An introduction for current or prospective members of our


National Guard/Army Reserves interested in participating in
both organizations

Table of Contents

Qualifications
What is ROTC: Review
What is the SMP?
SMP Benefits/Scholarships
Prior service SMP ROTC path
3 Non-prior service SMP ROTC paths
National Guard after College
Mission of the National Guard

Qualifications
Notre Dame ROTC SMP Qualifications include:

US Citizen; no dual citizenship


Under 31 years for entire commissioning year
2.0 cumulative GPA (minimum)
Academic sophomore (minimum)
Pass APFT; meet height/weight standards
Medically qualified
Full-time student status
Waivers for dependents(spouses and children) and
civil convictions

Review: What is Army ROTC?


Reserve Officers Training Corps is:
An elective curriculum you take along with
your required college classes
A practical and hands on training experience
A challenging yet fun experience for all cadets
A chance for cadets to lead peers and discover
their strengths
One of several ways to become a commissioned
officer

Cadet Life

Freshman Orientation
Classes
Leadership Lab
Physical Training
Field Training Exercises
ROTC Clubs
Army Schools
Strong Friendships that will
last a lifetime.

Leadership Lab
Wednesday Evening

Leadership Development
Land Navigation
Marksmanship Training
Squad Battle Drills
Water Survival Training

Physical Training (2 per week)


Ruck(backpack)
marches

Physical Fitness Test


Road Marches
Platoon PT
Battalion Runs
Ability Group Runs
Tri-Mil Run
Cross fit program
Basketball/Ultimate Frisbee

Physical
Fitness Test

Field Training Exercise (one per semester)

Confidence Course
Land Navigation
Basic Rifle Training
Rappelling
Road Marches
Field Leaders
Reaction Course
Squad Tactical Training
Patrolling
Leadership Development

Army Schools - Summer Training

Airborne School
Air Assault School
Mountain Warfare School
Northern Warfare School
CTLT (3 week internships with Active Army)
Leadership Development Course

Nursing
Unlimited Scholarships to Qualified
Nursing Students
Receive annual book allowance
($1200) each Fall
NCLEX practice course and exam
covered
Mentored by a Senior Army Nurse
Summer training after Warrior
Forge at a Military Hospital
Progression Awards
Stethoscope
PDA (palm pilot)

What is the SMP?


The Simultaneous Membership Program is:
A 2-4 year paid military internship you complete while
attending school
An early chance for you to lead troops
Opportunity to set yourself ahead of your peers
A great way for you to decide which job in the Army is
right for you

Drill Weekends/2 Week Annual Training

Drill with a variety of different


units
Serve in an active leadership role
Choose which unit you would like
to drill with

SMP Financial Benefits


National Guard Financial Benefits
100% tuition (Indiana residents only)
Potential enlistment bonus
Monthly GI Bill $333.00 plus kicker of $350.00
Monthly ROTC stipend $350/So, $450/Jr, $500/Sr
Sergeant pay-$275.00 monthly
Guaranteed Reserve Forces Duty / Dedicated Guard Scholarships cover
room and board ($10,000/yr)

United States Army Reserve


$4500/yr tuition assistance
Monthly ROTC stipend $350-$500
Guaranteed Reserve Forces Duty Scholarships

Additional ROTC Scholarship Options


Guaranteed Reserve
Forces Duty (GRFD)
Guard or Reserve Forces
2 Years Only (1-4 Semesters)
Must SMP (Guard or USAR)
Guard or Reserve after
commission
Limited Number
Can use with any GI Bill
Pays tuition or Pays Room &
Board
(R&B $10,000 max
for off campus)
Only MJC cadets may Revoke
Should apply before
contracting, but not necessary
Must sustain a 2.5 GPA
Must be academically aligned

Dedicated Army National


Guard
(DED-ARNG)
Guard Only
2, 2 , 3 years (1-6 Semesters)
Must SMP with Guard only
Guard only after commission
Limited only by Funding
Can not use with chapter
1606/1607 MGIB
Pays tuition or Pays Room &
Board
(R&B $10,000 max for
off campus)
Non-revocable
Should apply before contracting,
but not necessary
Must sustain a 2.5 GPA
Must be academically aligned

Army National Guard VS Army Reserves


Army National Guard Benefits

100% instate-tuition
MGIB

MGIB-Kicker

ROTC Stipend

Drill Pay

Over 200 units to choose from

NON deployable while a cadet

Combat Arms

INARNG Cadre at University

SMP Drilling Policy

Army Reserves Benefits


$4500/yr tuition
MGIB
MGIB-Kicker
ROTC Stipend
Drill Pay

Prior Service Option


(for current members of the National Guard/Reserves)

ROTC Prior Service Timeline


Freshman

Sophomore

Junior

Senior

Drill with NG Unit

Enter program dependent


upon Academic Standing

Contract
SMP

Attend LDAC
(4 week
Summer
Assessment)

Commission
upon
Graduation

Split Training Option


(for those choosing to attend enlisted basic and advanced training)

ROTC Split Operation Timeline


HS
Senior
Drill with
RSD

Attend
Basic
(9 week
summer
course)

Freshman

Sophomore

Drill with University

Attend Advanced
Summer Training
(length
dependent upon
chosen job)

Junior

Senior

Drill with Unit of Choice

Commission
upon
Graduation
Contract
SMP
Attend LDAC
(Summer)

LTC SMP Option


(for those already in college wanting to join their junior year)

ROTC LTC Timeline


Freshman

Sophomore

Junior

2 Years as Traditional Civilian College Student

Attend LTC
(5 week
Summer
Course)

Senior

Drill with Unit of Choice

Contract
SMP

Attend LDAC
(4 week Summer
Assessment)

Commission
upon
Graduation

Progression Cadet Option


(for those Cadet who participate the first two year and want to drill with a unit)

Progression Cadet Timeline


Freshman

Sophomore

Junior

Active Participation for 2 Years as ROTC Cadet

Senior

Drill with Unit of Choice

Contract
SMP

Attend LDAC
(4 week Summer
Assessment)

Commission
upon
Graduation

National Guard After College

ARNG Mission
What is the Army National Guards Mission?
State Mission:

Federal Mission:

Governors of each state


command the Guard force
during peace-time

Serve locally on security details


and federal emergencies deemed
by the President of the US.

Can be called into action


during local or statewide
emergencies

Serve abroad

Serve as active army support


unit in time of war

Questions?

For more information contact Notre


Dames National Guard Liaison:
Mr. Adam Henkaline
216 Pasquerilla Center
Notre Dame, IN 46556
(574) 631-4656
1-800-UND-ARMY
ahenkali@nd.edu

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