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Advance Camp Requirement

Cadet Summer Training is the culmination of leadership and Solider skills you have developed over the course of three years in ROTC. During the Summer between your MS3 and MS4 years,  you are required to attend the Army ROTC Advanced Camp (aka Cadet Summer Training or "CST"). This challenging four-week training course is designed to evaluate all Army ROTC Cadets on their potential to become Commissioned Officers in the United States Army. This course is conducted at Fort Knox, Kentucky.

Semester Requirements

Each semester, there is a weekend field training exercise (FTX) in addition to required classes and lab. The Fall FTX runs from Friday afternoon through Sunday early afternoon. The Spring FTX runs from Friday through Sunday afternoon. Both training exercises occur at Camp James A. Garfield Joint Military Training Center (formerly the Ravenna Arsenal), and provide the student with a challenging weekend of Army tactical and field training. 

What Do I Need for ROTC?

Nothing. All required textbooks and supplies are issued from the ROTC department. There are no additional fees to participate in the program. Uniforms are issued based on local policy and availability for underclassmen.

For non Army Scholarship students there is NO commitment for the first two years of ROTC.

ADN Student Organizes Golf Outing to Raise Scholarship Dollars

ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ at East Liverpool nursing student Natalie MacDonald

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ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ Students Access Affordable, High-Quality Legal Help Through Student Legal Services

Students walk to classes on the first day of the fall semester

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Friday–Sunday, October 16–18, 2026

KSU Design Innovation Hub, Reactor Makerspace

The Clothesline Project is an artistic display to address the issue of sexual and relationship violence.

The Clothesline Project, started on Cape Cod, MA in 1990. It is a vehicle for those affected by violence to express their emotions by decorating a shirt. They then hang the shirt on a clothesline to be viewed by others as testimony to the problem of sexual and relationship violence. This is an opportunity for survivors to reflect on what happened to them and create a t-shirt as a way of expression.

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Today, TBTN provides a symbolism of an individual's walk through darkness and a united front against fear and sexual violence. TBTN is open to any survivor and allies.

Join Us for the Lab Coats & Lawn Chairs Fall Picnic!
College of Sciences and Humanities

Students, faculty, staff, alumni, family and friends are invited to the Lab Coats & Lawn Chairs Fall Picnic! This joint event brings together the Departments of Chemistry & Biochemistry and Physics, as well as the Materials Science Graduate Program, as we join forces for an afternoon of food, fun, and community! The picnic is open to all, and despite the name, no lab coats are required!Come ready to enjoy an afternoon together with colleagues, friends, and family.For information and registration, please visit https://tinyurl.com/labcoatslawnchairs. We hope to see you there! ...

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