Support USD ROTC on Torero Tuesday!
The purpose of the Navy ROTC Program is to educate and train qualified young men and women for service as commissioned officers in the Navy's unrestricted line, the Navy Nurse Corps and the Marine Corps. The Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps San Diego Consortium was established in the summer 1982. The Battalion has grown from an initial cadre of 28 to its current strength of over 230 students. This includes Midshipmen, active duty Marines participating in the Marine Enlisted Commissioning Education Program (MECEP), and active duty sailors who have been selected for the Seaman to Admiral 21 (STA-21) Officer Candidate program.
Donating to NROTC San Diego is a way to support all unit activities for the members of our program. Many unit items such as student leadership conferences, activities, club events, and purchasing unit merchandise are not funded through the department of defense. We see these components as pivotal elements in the development of future officers. Whether it be creating stronger, more competent leaders through leadership conferences, gaining camaraderie and togetherness through club events, or fostering a sense of pride through merchandise items, by donating to this cause, you are ensuring and supporting the growth and development of the future leaders in the United States Navy and Marine Corps.
Thank you for your donation to NROTC San Diego. You are directly contributing to the development of future Navy and Marine Corps leaders. We truly appreciate your contribution.
“If not me, then who” - Travis Manion
Congratulations to our Night Owl Challenge Winners!
1st Place: Men's Club Rugby
2nd Place: Chemistry and Biochemistry Research Fellowship
Thank you for participating in the Night Owl Challenge!
Congratulations to our Happy Hour Challenge Winners!
1st Place: Torero Spirit Dance Team
2nd Place: Department of Environmental and Ocean Sciences!
Thank you for participating in the Happy Hour Challenge!
The final challenge of Torero Tuesday, the Night Owl Challenge, starts at 9pm on the dot!
Thanks for helping find Lil' T!
Congratulations to all of our students across campus who helped Diego Torero's best friend find his way home! Each student has won $2,000 for their campus organization of choice!
Courtney Wristen: Women’s Basketball
Kelsey Tadlock: Women’s Softball
Alexandra Riggs: Women’s Softball
Thomas Caneday: Engineering Alumni Council Scholarship
Coco Sequiera: Women’s Rowing
Sophia Pinedo: Women’s Softball
Alyssa Hernandez: Women’s Softball
Jonas Bimshas: Political Science Department
Kiara Alcina: Student Affairs/Phi Chi Theta
Gianna Kelly: USD Spirit Dance Team
Congratulations to our Lunch Break Challenge Winners!
1st Place: Men's Club Rugby
2nd Place: Women's Rowing
Thank you for participating in the Lunch Break Challenge!
The Happy Hour Challenge starts at 5pm!
Congratulations to the following academic units for winning $10,000 each in support of first generation graduate scholarships.
-School Of Law
-Knauss School of Business
-Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering
-Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science
A tremendous thank you to Virginia Nelson '79 (JD) and Mark Andrews for supporting this match and first generation graduate scholars!
Congratulations to our Coffee Break Challenge Winners!
1st Place: Women's Club Soccer
2nd Place: College of Arts and Science Dean's Leadership Fund
Thank you for participating in the Coffee Break Challenge!
The Lunch Hour Challenge starts at 12 noon!
Congratulations to our Early Bird Challenge Winners
1st Place: Women's Club Volleyball
2nd Place: Club Surf
Thank you everyone for supporting Torero Tuesday!
Stay tuned for the Coffee Break Challenge starting at 10am!
Clues will start dropping at 10am on Torero Tuesday! Be sure to follow USD's Main Instagram page for more information!
57 days ago by Gillian Rose
Advocates
