Department of Military Science
become a leader in the ROTC program at UW-Stevens Point
The military science minor at UW-Stevens Point, better known as Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC), is a challenging program that focuses on training the future leaders of the United States Army and the nation. Upon successful completion of all degree and ROTC requirements, students will earn a commission as a second lieutenant. Graduates have the opportunity to serve on active duty or in the reserve component (Army Reserve or Army National Guard) where they can put their degrees to work immediately after graduation. ROTC will teach you how to think critically, problem solve, and manage time and resources as a future United States Army officer.
Why choose Army ROTC at UW-Stevens Point?
At UW-Stevens Point, you’ll join one of the best ROTC programs in the Midwest which consistently scores above the national average in multiple Leadership Development and Assessment Course (LDAC) categories. Many of these accolades are a direct reflection of the training you will receive here. Additionally, you will be assigned a mentor who will assist with questions and help you get integrated into the program. Our cadets are a very cohesive group and tend to build lifelong relationships.
Alumni Map
Where are they now?
UW-Stevens Point military science/ROTC alumni live and work all over the world—so if you’re looking for networking opportunities close to a new home or contact info for fellow Pointer in another city, you’re in luck. Looking for a fellow ROTC grad near you? Start with our map!
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Courses and Training
The skills that you gain through the military science minor will make you a very marketable leader who will be successful in either the military or civilian sector.
Courses
Starting with an introduction to Army profession and military leadership to advanced courses leading to becoming an Army second lieutenant.
Training
Training and leadership development are continuous throughout the year, on and off campus.
Prior Service Credit
Army ROTC is a good deal. It’s an even better deal for veterans like you.
Student Resources
We provide ideas, tools, connections and—most importantly—real-world practice, so our students graduate ready to begin their professional journeys with confidence!
Eligibility
ROTC is open to both males and females who have an interest in serving as an officer in the United States Army.
Scholarships
ROTC scholarships pay for tuition and fees, up to $20,000 annually.
Clubs
The Ranger Challenge Club encourages participation in adventure, physical fitness and other activities.
Veteran Services
We are here to help veteran students succeed.
Military Links
Make the decision to lead and serve your country, all without sacrificing your college experience. In Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC), a career is waiting for you when you graduate.
“My mentors helped me develop the confidence and skills I would need in order to lead.”
Hannah M. Klopotek ’22, 2LT CM
— Army Chemical Corps – Fort Riley, Kansas
Nate Rudebusch
- Scholarship and Enrollment Officer – Military Science
715-803-5704
CPT Olivia Logan
- Assistant Professor – Military Science
715-346-3821
SFC Cedric Gustave
- Instructor – Military Science
254-449-2288
Northwoods Battalion
The Northwoods Battalion is comprised of the Army ROTC programs at UW-Stout, UW-Eau Claire, UW-River Falls and UW-Stevens Point.
News and Events
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CPS Monday Message
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