ROTC
Harvard ROTC Students Recognized by Air Force Secretary
Two Harvard students in the Air Force ROTC program, Kira R. Headrick '17 and Zander E. Farrow '16, were recognized by the Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James in her speech.
President Drew G. Faust at ROTC Airforce Signing Ceremony
Faust speaks before signing to officially recognize the Air Force ROTC program.
University President Drew G. Faust at Air Force ROTC Signing
University President Drew G. Faust delivers a speech before signing an agreement for Harvard to officially recognize the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps.
Dean Rakesh Khurana at Air Force ROTC Signing
Dean of the College, Rakesh Khurana, speaks before the signing of an agreement through which Harvard officially recognized the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps program.
Harvard to Officially Recognize Air Force ROTC
Harvard will formally recognize the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps program Friday, renewing relations decades after the University expelled the program during Vietnam War-era protest.
Faust Urges West Point Cadets to Study Humanities
University President Drew G. Faust stuck to her guns Thursday at the United States Military Academy, emphasizing the importance of the liberal arts to a crowd of about 800 cadets and faculty members in West Point, N.Y.
Four-Star General McDew Emphasizes Importance of ROTC
Four-star Air Force General Darren W. McDew discussed Reserve Officer Training Corps at Harvard and the task of attracting millennials to the military before an audience of students and professors at Quincy House Wednesday.
General McDew
Four Star General and commander of U.S Transportation Command Darren W. McDew speaks at Quincy House on Wednesday afternoon. General McDew spoke about his own career, the future of American defense, and the importance of adaptable leadership.
September 11th Memorial Service
Army ROTC cadet Charley M. Falletta '16 plays taps at the memorial service for those killed during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. "We organized a service for the first time last year to give Harvard students the opportunity to pause and gather together to reflect on the tragedy, courage, and indomitable American spirit for which September 11th will always stand," Falletta said.
Year in Photos: ROTC
From left, Carolyn F. Pushaw ’16, Lucy F. Perkins, and Kira R. Headrick ’17 bow their heads during a 9/11 memorial service hosted by ROTC cadets and midshipmen in 2014.
Reinstament
Navy Secretary Ray E. Mabus (seated, left) and Harvard University President Drew G. Faust (seated, right) signed an agreement in March 2011 to re-establish Naval ROTC at Harvard after nearly 40 years of absence due to Harvard's non-discrimination policy.
Marine Option Pushaw
Carolyn F. Pushaw ’16 decided she wanted to join the military when she was a child.
Naval History Class
ROTC midshipmen and Marine options give presentations during a naval history class at MIT. Students in Naval ROTC usually take a course on military science each semester.
