Unique Opportunities
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Air Force ROTC strives to provide you a wide variety of professional and social activities. Just a few are: |
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Professional Development Training Program
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During the summer before your sophomore and senior years, you may volunteer to participate in these programs:
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 Operation Air Force (OAF) -- Provides cadets with functional area and specialized career orientations, human relations, and management challenges encountered by Air Force company grade officers. |
| Rising Sophomore Program -- Expose scholarship cadets to the AF way of life. Three weeks acquainting cadets with various enlisted careers by observing AF NCOs accomplishing the mission on an AF installation. |
| NASA Engineering Research Experience -- Provides cadets experience with practical knowledge working with NASA engineers on NASA projects. |
| Advanced Course in Engineering -- Exposes cadets to cyberwarfare environment, simulations, and internship. |
| Field Engineering and Readiness Lab -- Introduce civil engineering majors to Air Force civil engineering. |
| Nurse Oreintation Program -- Serves as nursing internship in an AF hospital. |
| Rising Senior Program -- Acquaint cadets with everyday tasks, activities and perceptions of AF airmen, NCOs and officers. |
At the same time cadets develop a greater appreciation of the duties, problems, responsibilities, and training they will encounter after graduation and commissioning as a second lieutenant.
During the academic school year, Air Force ROTC students have the opportunity to participate in many exciting programs unique to Air Force ROTC at SDSU.
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Other Opportunities
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| Arnold Air Society -- Provides social and community service activities to develop your professional abilities. |
| Formal Functions -- Our annual dinners and joint military ball are deeply rooted in military tradition. |
| Informal Functions, Picnics, etc -- Cadets work hard studying and helping the corps run smoothly, but they also know how to take time to relax. |
| Sports – Members of the cadet corps may participate in various university and intramural sports and activities. |
| Base Visits -- Visits to Air Force bases throughout the United States are planned to allow you to see first hand the |
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Last Modified: March 5, 2008
For more information please contact the Detachment Webmaster at the below address:
AFROTC Det 780
South Dakota State University
Box 2236
Brookings, SD 57007
Phone: 605/688-6106
Det780@maxwell.af.mil (For security purposes, please don't leave subject line blank.)
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