NROTC Unit The University of Arizona

Happy 1/C Friday, Battalion, family, and friends!

This week we are proud to honor MIDN 1/C Pait! She is receiving a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics and a Minor in Military Science and Leadership. She will be reporting to Charleston, South Carolina as a Submarine Officer following graduation.

Her favorite memories from the unit are going underway for a couple days on the USS Kentucky for her 2/C cruise. “That was when I determined this was the path I wanted to take.”

Advice she’d like to share: “Always show up and always give your best effort.”

Hooyah, MIDN 1/C Pait!

Happy 1/C Friday, Battalion, family, and friends!
This week we are proud to honor MIDN 1/C Obregon! He is majoring in Criminal Justice with a minor in Military Science and Leadership. He will be reporting to Pensacola, Florida following graduation as a Student Naval Aviator.
Some of his favorite memories in the unit was his 1/C aviation cruise and being able to meet the best people, who will stick by you no matter what.
Advice he’d like to share: “Be a good dude.”
Hooyah, MIDN 1/C Obregon!

Happy 1/C Friday, Battalion, family, and friends!

This week we are proud to honor MIDN 1/C Lujan! He is receiving a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Minor in Naval Science. He will be reporting to the USS Chafee (DDG-90) in San Diego, California, following graduation.

His favorite memory from the unit was standing under instruction watch on the USS Essex and hanging out with ROTC buddies.

Advice he’d like to share: “Look after those around you and they’ll look after you.”

Hooyah, MIDN 1/C Lujan!

Happy 1/C Friday, Battalion, family, and friends!

This week we are proud to honor MIDN 1/C He! He is receiving a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Minor in Aerospace Engineering and Mathematics. He will be reporting to The Basic School, Quantico, Virginia following graduation.

His favorite memory from the unit is keeping the unit running with the rest of my class as BNXO.

Advice he’d like to share: “The easiest way to find out who you are is to find out who you aren’t.”

Semper Fi, MIDN 1/C He!

Happy 1/C Friday, Battalion, family, and friends!

This week we are proud to honor MIDN 1/C Wood! She is majoring in Criminal Justice, with a minor in Military Science. She will be reporting to the USS Halsey (DDG-97) in San Diego, California, following graduation.

Her favorite memory in the unit was having the opportunity to participate in various color guard events within the Tucson area.

Advice she’d like to share: “Mentoring will be the most impactful part of the experience. No one will remember what billets you had or awards you got, they remember the impact that you had on them.”

Hooyah, MIDN 1/C Wood!

Happy 1/C Friday, Battalion, family, and friends!

This week we are proud to honor MIDN 1/C Schultz! He is majoring in Systems Engineering, with a minor in Engineering Management. He will be reporting to the USS Decatur (DDG-73) in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, following graduation.

Some of his favorite memories in the unit include colorguard events and aviation cruises.

Advice he’d like to share: “Don’t stop learning.”

Hooyah, MIDN 1/C Schultz!

Today we honor the 84th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. On December 7, 1941, 2,403 Americans lost their lives in an event that brought the United States into World War II.
The University of Arizona NROTC unit held a memorial ceremony to remember those who served and to reflect on the resilience and sacrifice that Pearl Harbor represents.
Thank you to our guest speaker, Mr. Andrew Desautels, the joint color guard, and all staff and guests who helped make today’s observance meaningful. We will never forget December 7th, 1941.

Happy 1/C Friday, Battalion, family, and friends!

This week we are proud to honor MIDN 1/C Galvan! She is majoring in Cyber Operations with a minor in Military Science.

Some of her favorite memories in the unit include summer cruises and time with her mentees.

Some advice she’d like to share: “Always let your voice be heard and be strong enough to speak up for those who cannot.”

Hooyah, MIDN 1/C Galvan!