Army Internships 
Army ROTC has a number of paid summer internships for current and prospective Cadets. These are an excellent way to prepare yourself
professionally for a career with the Army.
- The Leaders Training Course
Many current college students feel like they 'missed' their opportunity to join ROTC. LTC is a way for current college students to
begin participating in our program as late as their Junior year. The Leaders Training Course is a four week course that will develop
your leadership skills, and allow you immediate entry into the ROTC Advanced Course. LTC is divided into three phases: Soldier First,
Warrior Leader, and Bold Leader. The Soldier first phase will immerse you in the Army lifestyle as you learn the basic
soldier skills necessary for you to complete the course. Developing teamwork is a big part of this phase, and the precursor to any
training in leadership. The Warrior Leader Phase will begin your training in field skills. Training will include topics such as
marksmanship, orienteering, rappelling and water survival. During the Bold Leader phase you will begin to lead your team through
practical excercises. LTC is open to college students that are not currently enrolled
in ROTC. If you are interested in attending contact MAJ Fosdick. For more information on
LTC click here.
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CTLT/DCLT Internships
Cadet Troop Leader
Training
and Drill
Cadet Leader Training are three and four weeks respectively. Each of these internship opportunities
offers our students the ability to work closely with a current Army Officer. Our Cadets have participated in these internships with a wide
array of units throughout the Army including Initial Entry Training, Signal Corps and Special Forces. These internships can involve airborne
operations and overseas travel. These internships allow students to see what everyday life is like in the Army as well as learn valuable
skills, which will help them with their career following graduation. CTLT/DCLT internships are available to Advanced Course students that have
completed the Leadership Development Assessment Course.
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- Degree Internships
There are a number of specialty internships available to ROTC Cadets depending on their degree. These internships include:
The
AMEDD Internship Program for students studying medical services
The Central Identification Laboratory Internship Program
for students in Forensic Science, Archeology, or Mortuary Science
The Chaplainry Internship Program for students pursuing
an academic delay to become an Army Chaplain
The Engineering Internship Program for students enrolled
in
Aerospace, Civil, Electrical, Environmental, Mechanical, or Structural Engineering programs
The Health Facilities Planning Agency Internship
Program for students majoring in any engineering field
The Judge Advocate General Internship Program for
students
pursing an academic delay for Law School
The Nurse Summer Training Program for Nursing students
The Public Affairs Office Internship Program for
students
enrolled in Public Affairs and Marketing programs
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- Research or Specialty Internships
There are a number of specialty internships available to ROTC Cadets working with research agencies throughout the country. These internships include:
The Army Science Board for students studying in fields
of
science
The Cadet Internship Program includes a number of
internships located at the Pentagon and other Army staff agencies
The Overseas Travel and Emersion Program for
students
studying forieng languages, social science, foreign affairs, and political science
The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Internship
Program for science and engineering majors
The National Ground Intelligence Center Internship
Program for foreign language and bilingual students
The Research Internship Program for science and
engineering students
Specialty internships can also be arranged on a case by case basis. Talk to your class advisor if you are interested in an internship specific to your academic program.
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