Lieutenant Colonel William C. Dorman, department head

Assistant Professors Major Clark; Captains Cramer, Draper; Master Sergeant Atteberry; Staff Sergeant Morones; Sergeant Rumpf

(505) 646-4030

The military science program leads to a commission as an officer in the Army Reserve, National Guard, or Regular Army. The program consists of four parts: the student's academic major, nondepartmental courses of value to the military service, courses in military science, and a six-week advanced camp. The department offers a four-year program divided into two parts: the basic course (two years) and the advanced course (two years). Selected students may qualify for the two-year program with prior military service or successful completion of a six week summer basic camp. Financial assistance and scholarships are available for qualified individuals. Students should contact the Department of Military Science to obtain additional information.

DEPARTMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

Basic Course--Freshman

M SC 110, Introduction to Military Science	1
M SC 111, Introduction to Leadership	1

Basic Course--Sophomore

M SC 210, Self/Team Development	2
M SC 211, Leadership in Action and Team Building	2
M SC 225, Directed Studies	1-3

Courses should be taken in sequence, normally one per semester.

Advanced Course--Junior

M SC 310, 310L, Leading Small Organizations I/Lab	4
M SC 320, 320L, Leading Small Organizations II/Lab	4

Advanced Course--Senior

M SC 401, 401L, Leadership Challenges and Goal Setting/Lab	4
M SC 402, 402L, Transition to Lieutenant/Lab	4
M SC 425, Practicum	1-4

The student's military science adviser will recommend course sequence. Military science students must sign up for and attend courses plus laboratories. Departmental requirements may not be taken S/U.

NONDEPARTMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

The following areas must be successfully completed to meet Professional Military Education (PME) requirements. There are a number of courses that meet PME requirements. See your military science adviser for specific courses.