Tuskegee University NROTC

Tuskegee University Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps

Mission: To develop future officers mentally, morally, and physically, and to instill in them the highest ideals of duty, loyalty, and the core values of Honor, Courage, and Commitment in order to commission college graduates as naval officers who possess a basic professional background, are motivated toward careers in the Naval Service, and have a potential for future development in mind and character so as to assume the highest responsibilities of command, citizenship, and government.

NOT AN OFFICIAL DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

MIDN 1/C Alexander

Political Science Student

MIDN 1/C Amantine

Electrical Engineering Student

MIDN 1/C Caron

Psychology Student

MIDN 1/C Kadel

Biology Student

MIDN 1/C Seol

Mechanical Engineering Student

MIDN 1/C Williams

Aerospace Engineering Student

MIDN 1/C Wilson

Chemical Engineering Student

NROTC Preparatory Program Scholarship (NPP)

College Programmer (CP)

National Scholarship

THE NAPP AND NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE IS 31 FEBRUARY 2026

THE COLLEGE PROGRAMMER OPTION IS STILL AVAILABLE

IMPORTANT DATES:

01 FEB t0 13FEB: NPP SCHOLARSHIP INTERVIEW

01MAR: SCHOLARSHIP NOTIFICATION DATE TENTATIVE

Please email completed application to shall2@tuskegee.edu and navalrotc@tuskegee.edu

Tuskegee NPP ApplicationZIP • 2247KB

Navy/Marine College Program ApplicationPDF • 6496KB

(3 of 7) AY25-26 NPP Personal Data RecordPDF • 554KB

General Scholarship Requirements and Medical DisqualificationsDOCX • 24KB

Captain Krisciunas

Commanding Officer

Former Chief of Staff to the Deputy CNO for Warfighting Requirements and Capabilities

Commander Hochard

Executive Officer

Naval Aviator

Captain Collins

Marine Officer Instructor

LT Hall

Freshman -Senior Class Advisor

Surface Warfare

LT Petters

Sophomore - Junior Class Advisor

Submarine Warfare

GYSGT Nettles

Assistant Marine Officer Instructor

Drill Instructor

Joe Mattingly

YN1

Sheila Gaillard

NROTC Liaison

MIDN Alexander

Battalion Commanding Officer

MIDN Amantine

Battalion Executive Officer

MIDN Buckhanan

Battalion Command Master Chief

MIDN McGill

Planning and Tactics Officer

MIDN Chavers

Color Guard Commander

MIDN Jones

Assistant Color Guard Commander

MIDN Seol

Public Affairs Officer

MIDN Njoku

Community Service Officer

MIDN Benson

Operations Officer

MIDN Baldwin

Command Fitness Leader

MIDN Castano

Fitness Enhancement Program Officer

MIDN Arnold

Supply Officer

MIDN Simmons

Dispersion Officer

MIDN Wilson

Training Officer

MIDN Williams

Adjunctant

What should I expect when I get to Tuskegee University?

One of the first things that will happen when you arrive is NSO (New Student Orientation. NSO is a two day process where new Midshipmen will learn about how TUNROTC works as well as receive all necessary gear associated with the program.

What are the requirements of a Midshipmen?

Overall, being a Midshipmen means being held to a higher standard than normal college students. You must maintain a certain GPA of a 2.5, participate in unit functions, as well as pass the physical standards of the US Navy.

Do I have to go to bootcamp?

The short answer is no. The closest thing that NROTC program offers compared to "bootcamp" is New Student Indoctrination (NSI). NSI is where new Midshipmen travel to Naval Station Great Lakes. Here Midshipmen will go through an expeditious training program that teaches new comers the basics of military protocol and professionalism.

How many hours of NROTC activities are there during the average week?

Overall, this entirely depends on the Midshipmen command structure to both schedule and execute events. The events will vary with each week but for the most part the events will take place at times that work around Midshipmen's academics.

Can I participate in other extracurriculars found around campus?

Absolutely. One of the perks of coming to a university such as Tuskegee is the abundant opportunities that are offered at school. Some involve internships, work-study positions, clubs, and associations. The important thing to remember is that being a Midshipmen comes first. At the end of the day the whole point of you being here is to commission as a Naval Officer.

How much do I get paid in a month?

The Department of the Navy pays:

Tuition
fees
$375 per semester for textbooks
Tuskegee University currently pays full room and board in select residence halls for NROTC scholarship recipients.

Monthly Stipend (For those on scholarship):

Freshmen - $250
Sophomores - $300
Juniors - $350
Seniors - $400

Do I need forms of ID or copies of my medical record?

Yes. One of the first things you do when you report to the unit is complete your documentation. Part of this process involves providing forms of ID (social security card, birth certificate, drivers license) as well as having up to date medical documents.

Can I bring my car to school?

Yes. When participating in some NROTC functions and living at Tuskegee, having a car is a very useful tool. For most of the functions having a method to get both on and off campus comes in handy.