Another highlight for NROTC students is Summer Cruise Training, where you'll spend a portion of your summers alongside Navy Officers in the Fleet, in a variety of capacities, including: • Nuclear Power - assigned to nuclear submarine or nuclear surface vessels The Class of 2008 SUNY Maritime's commissioning of new ensigns and 2LTs from the STA-21, MECEP, MMR and NROTC programs. ELEVEN SUNY MARITIME NROTC CADETS ARE COMMISSIONED AS NAVAL OFFICERS The State University of New York (SUNY) Maritime College Naval Reserve Officer Training Corp (NROTC) unit celebrated the commissioning of 11 new naval officers last week, during a ceremony held in the St. Mary's Pentagon, Fort Schuyler, on the SUNY Maritime campus. SUNY Maritime College is committed to maintaining a safe environment for its students, faculty, staff, volunteers and the general public that use our facilities. Therefore, in order to ensure the hiring of employees of the highest integrity and to maintain a safe campus community, SUNY Maritime College will conduct pre-employment background Freedom Eagles. The Freedom Eagles is The College at Brockport's battalion for the ROTC program. Our cadets go through rigorous training and exercises to ensure that they are prepared to serve once their time comes. APPENDIX T NROTC UNIT INFORMATION UIC 3560A Naval Service Training Command, NSTC (NSTC OD3) NROTC Holy Cross PO Box E 1 College St. Worcester, MA 01610-2389 68141 Maine Maritime Academy P O BOX 137 Pleasant St. Castine, ME 04421-0137 Mailing address: NROTC Unit Maine Maritime Academy Castine ME, 04420 207-326-2352 800-464-6565 ian.gray@mma.edu The Navy ROTC unit in New York City is physically located in the Bronx at SUNY Maritime College but serves Fordham University students at all the Fordham campuses. Use this website or visit SUNY Maritime ROTC for more information about becoming a part of Navy ROTC at Fordham. Please contact us at 718-409-7241 or nrotc@sunymaritime.edu. The New York City Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) program includes students from Columbia University and Barnard College, Fordham University, SUNY Maritime College, and Molloy College. The goal of the program is to develop midshipmen during their undergraduate studies who will upon graduation commission as officers in the Navy and I am only holding my breath on the scholarship so I am ready with the 'College Program' NROTC application, without considering the money side of NROTC what are the chances like in SUNY of just getting into the unit itself, I guess what Im asking is if anyone knows if this unit is full or needed new recruits etc The Department of Naval Science (DNS) staff are responsible for the administration and operation of the Strategic Sealift Midshipman Program (SSMP) unit at Massachusetts Maritime Academy. The SSMP is a unique type of NROTC Unit that is only offered at the seven maritime schools, and has several key differences.