Air Force ROTC offers the professional minded student a highly rewarding opportunity to be part of the finest aerospace power in the world! AFROTC will demand integrity, academic dedication and a commitment to overall excellence! You will live the college life while working towards your commission as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Air Force; while completing a baccalaureate degree.

You will learn how to manage your time as well as develop better followership and leadership skills needed in any venture. Most AFROTC coursework can be applied toward minor requirements in your academic program. You will learn to work as a part of a team, practice and develop your leadership skills, and satisfaction of mission accomplishment together with your entire team.

This can not be learned overnight but is developed through academic classes, physical training sessions, and a leadership laboratory.

AFROTC is an excellent way to complement your college lifestyle without dominating it. You will still have time for a job, to join a sorority/fraternity or join other social clubs. Interested? Contact the Recruiting Flight Commander, Captain Henry Fair at 850-473-7755 or afrotc@uwf.edu.

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