Catalog of Hardin-Simmons University, 1992-1993 Undergraduate Bulletin Page: 90
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90 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
ensure mission accomplishment; an understanding
of the nature and operations of
the Army; development of the leadership
and managerial potential of the students
to facilitate their future performance; a
strong sense of personal integrity, honor,
and individual responsibility, as well as
other mental and moral standards essential
for military officers; knowledge of the
human relationships involved in and an
understanding of the responsibilities inherent
in assignments within the military service;
and ability to communicate effectively
both orally and in writing. The program also
strives to develop the cadet's ability to
evaluate and estimate situations before making
decisions; the ability to know and understand
people and how to lead them; to
use the fundamentals of self-discipline; and
teaches a set of standards for appearance
and performance as well as the ability to
recognize these standards in others.
Scholarships
The U.S. Army Scholarship Program provides
an excellent way for young men
and young women to obtain assistance in
financing a college education. The Army
scholarship program pays up to $8,000
for tuition & $400 for miscellaneous fees
and 100% for all mandatory fees per school
year, $225 a semester book allowance,
and $100 per month tax-free subsistence
allowance, for up to 10 months per year.
Application must be made during the
students's senior year in high school for
the 4 year scholarship. All students are
encouraged to make application through
the Military Science Department for 2 and
3 year scholarships.
Notes:
Graduate students, as well as undergraduates,
may obtain a commission
through the ROTC Program.
The Abilene Consortium Agreement allows
students at Abilene Christian University
and McMurry University as well as
Howard Payne University to participate
fully in the ROTC courses and extracurricular
activities sponsored by the Military
Science Department.
Uniforms, textbooks, instructional supplies,
and other essential equipment are
provided by the Army to all students in
military science courses.Students pursuing an Army Commission
are required to complete five Professional
Military Education courses.
These courses may be part of the student's
academic degree plan or elective
courses. One course must be taken for
each of the following areas: Written Communication;
Human Behavior; Military
History; Computer Literacy; and, Math
Reasoning.
Courses in Military Science (MILS)
Basic Program
Any student, regardless of classification,
may take basic military science
courses without incurring an obligation.
Credits earned in basic military science
courses may be used to meet either PE
or elective requirements for graduation.
Freshman & Sophomore ROTC courses
require a weekly 1 hour class and a 11/2
hour Lab.
Students planning to obtain a commission
through ROTC may qualify to enter
the Advanced Program by completing any
four of the basic military science courses
which are offered. Students will be considered
MS I (Freshmen) cadets during
their first two basic military science courses,
and they will automatically be treated as
MS II (Sophomore) cadets while participating
in subsequent courses in the Basic
Program.
1141 Leadership Dynamics (1-1-1)
Course prepares prospective students for entry
into the Advanced ROTC program. Course
material is taken from the Military Qualification
Standards Manual and FM 22-100
(Military Leadership).
Note: Students must enroll in Lab 1 (Leadership
lab).
1151 Individual Development (1-1-1)
Course prepares prospective students for entry
into the Advanced ROTC program. Course
material is taken from the Military Qualification
Standards Manual and FM 22-100 (Military
Leadership).
Note: Students must enroll in Lab 1 (Leadership
lab).
2103 Leadership/Map Reading (1-1-1)
Course continues to prepare prospective students
for entry into the Advanced ROTC program.
The topics include: leadership, first aid,
introduction to map reading, oral communications
skills, command and staff functions, drill
and ceremonies, military correspondence and
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