Army ROTC nurse cadets may qualify for scholarships and other additional benefits to help start gaining the valuable career and leadership skills of an officer in the Army Nurse Corps.
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Army ROTC Cadets gain valuable experience that will help them excel in college and beyond. Meet students who have enhanced their college life through the Army ROTC and will become Army Officers when they graduate.
Officers are the talented men and women of the Army who have the skills, training and experience it takes to lead the world's strongest fighting force.
  | CPT Philip Foley Romanelli
Civil Affairs Officer, Combat Support
Whether he's on the job as a consultant, rowing on the river, or jumping out of a plane, Philip Romanelli is always improving himself. See how his Army training has given him the confidence to take the lead in life. | |  | CPT Lawrence Huml
E.R. Charge Nurse, Army Medical Department
Lawrence Huml knew he wanted to help people in his career—and nursing was a natural choice. Watch how he uses his leadership and nursing skills every day to keep an emergency room running smoothly. | |  | 1LT Kaiwan Walker
Platoon Leader, Infantry
Get to know Kaiwan Walker, a Platoon Leader who discovered becoming an Officer in the Army was the key to building a rewarding career for himself as well as becoming an inspiration to other Soldiers. | |  | CPT Sunny Ko Mitchell
Personnel Officer, Adjutant General Corps
Meet Sunny Ko Mitchell, a Personnel Officer who directly oversees 2,000 Soldiers and helps train over 6,000 others. See how she puts her dedication, leadership skills and athleticism to work every day. | |  | 2LT David Alexander
Helicopter Pilot, Aviation
See how Aviation Officer 2LT David Alexander is using his talent and his drive to take himself to new heights—literally. As an Aviation Officer, he is constantly setting new goals for himself and a new standard for other Soldiers. | |  | 1LT Timothy Carlburg
Executive Officer, Armor
Meet 1LT Timothy Carlburg, an Armor Officer and role model that other Soldiers look to for direction and leadership. See how he takes that responsibility seriously by pushing himself in everything he does day in and day out. |
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