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NROTC PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Enhance your skills in physics, engineering, calculus, and navigation with the NROTC Professional Development Program. Contact Captain Dan Cain at capt-dan.cain@cnet.navy.mil for more information.

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NROTC PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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  1. NROTCPROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT NAVIGATION 1 PHYSICS ENGINEERING CALCULUS

  2. NROTC PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OTE-7 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CAPTAIN DAN CAIN e-mail: capt-dan.cain@cnet.navy.mil OTE-7S SECRETARY MS VICTORIA BAXTER OTE-7A SUMMER TRAINING OFFICER CDR LASZLO NEUWIRTH OTE-71 SUMMER STAFFING/MMR INSTRUCTIONAL AWARDS MR. ROLAND PEREZ OTE-72 CURRICULUM REVIEW INSTRUCTOR TRAINING TRAINING MATERIALS MS BONNY JOHNS

  3. NROTC PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ELEMENTS ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS NAVAL SCIENCE CURRICULUM NEW INSTRUCTORS’ SEMINAR HIGH RISK TRAINING PHYSICAL FITNESS AND SWIMMING SAIL TRAINING PROGRAM SUMMER STAFFING SUMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS

  4. NROTC ACADEMICREQUIREMENTS • CNO ISSUED POLICY STATEMENT TO ESTABLISH COMMON CATEGORY OF EDUCATION, PROFESSIONAL AND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL OFFICER ACCESSION PROGRAMS. • PROFESSIONAL CORE COMPETENCIES MANUAL PUBLISHED

  5. PROFESSIONAL CORECOMPETENCIES • BASED ON ASSESSMENT OF REQUIREMENTS AND INPUT FROM THE FLEET • SERIES OF STATEMENTS ON WHICH TO BASE COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND DEVELOP COURSE OBJECTIVES • FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE TRAINING, EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH

  6. NAVAL SCIENCE COURSES • INTRODUCTION TO NAVAL SCIENCE FRESH SEAPOWER AND MARITIME AFFAIRS • NAVAL ENGINEERING SOPH /JR LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT EVOLUTION OF WARFARE (SOPH/JR YEAR) • NAVIGATION I JR/SR NAVIGATION II AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE (JR/SR YEAR) • WEAPONS SR LEADERSHIP AND ETHICS

  7. Naval Science Courses • CNET Curriculum Guide for Each Course • Bibliography • Course Materials Provided by CNET • Unit Responsibilities for Materials: Receipt and Initial Inventory Annual Inventory Requirements Reporting

  8. NAVAL SCIENCE COURSE COORDINATORS COURSEUNITCOORDINATOR INTRO TO NAVAL SCIENCE PENNSYLVANIA LT MESSICK (215) 898-7436 SEAPOWER & MARITIME OREGON ST LTCOL CONWAY AFFAIRS (541) 737-6289 ENGINEERING CITADEL LT AGEE (843) 953-5174 WEAPONS NEBRASKA LT SIKKINK (402) 472-4449 NAVIGATION I UTAH LT CRONLEY (801) 581-6723 NAVIGATION II GWU LT WEELDREYER (202) 994-9107

  9. NAVAL SCIENCE COURSE COORDINATORS COURSEUNIT COORDINATOR LEADERSHIP & MGMT KANSAS CDR RICHARDS (785) 864-3161 LEADERSHIP & ETHICS TULANE (USMC) CAPT THOMASSON (504) 865-5104 X 2 MERCHANT MARINE USMMA CDR CROWE (516) 773-5351 EVOLUTION OF WARFARE VMI (USMC) CAPT HOMIAK (540) 464-7275 AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE CITADEL (USMC) MAJ WOLF (843) 953-5173 NAVAL SCIENCE LAB OHIO ST (USMC) MAJ HUNT (614) 292-6015

  10. INSTRUCTOR RESPONSIBILITIES SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT DEMONSTRATE COMPETENCY IN TEACHING METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF STUDENT EVALUATION ACTIVE MEMBER OF UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC FACULTY INTERACT WITH COURSE COORDINATORS MAINTAIN ACADEMIC TURNOVER FILE

  11. RESPONSIBILITIES (CON’T) FORMAL COUNSELING AND ADVISING (2X PER TERM) - ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE GOALS - EVALUATE PERFORMANCE - COUNSEL ON TERM/CRUISE APTITUDE - ACADEMIC PLANNING/COURSE SCHEDULING - VERIFY OPMIS RECORDS - MONITOR PROGRESS IN ALL NROTC REQUIREMENTS (INCLUDING SWIMMING AND PHYSICAL FITNESS) - NAVAL SERVICE CAREER OPTIONS MAINTAIN STUDENT PERFORMANCE FILE

  12. RESPONSIBILITIES (CON’T) ACT AS POSITIVE ROLE MODEL PARTICIPATE IN NAVAL LAB PREPARE STUDENTS FOR SUMMER TRAINING AND COMMISSIONING PARTICIPATE IN SUMMER TRAINING UNIT BOARDS/COLLATERAL DUTIES

  13. OTHER ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS • CALCULUS (NS) 6 HOURS • PHYSICS (NS) 6 HOURS • COLLEGE ALGEBRA (CP) 6 HOURS • PHYSICAL SCIENCE (CP) 6 HOURS • MIL. HIS./ NAT’L SEC POLICY (NS,M) 3 HOURS • COMPUTER SCIENCE (NS,CP) 3 HOURS • ENGLISH (NS,CP) 6 HOURS NS- NAVY SCHOLARSHIP CP-COLLEGE PROGRAM M-MARINE

  14. ACADEMIC STANDARDS NO FAILING GRADE IN ANY SUBJECT REQUIRED FOR COMMISSIONING OR DEGREE MAINTAIN SATISFACTORY CUMULATIVE GPA (2.0 ON 4.0 SCALE) SATISFACTORY PROGRESS WITHIN ESTABLISHED PROGRAM TIME LIMITS TIME OF COMPLETION WAIVERS ON CASE BASIS WORK TO FULL ACADEMIC POTENTIAL

  15. HIGHRISKTRAINING CNETINST 1500.20D (TRAINING SAFETY)

  16. TRAINING RISK ASSESSMENT CRITERIA SHOULD NROTC UNITS CONDUCT PARTICULAR TRAINING EVOLUTIONS? A. DOES THE TRAINING HAVE A PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PURPOSE? B. IS THE TRAINING REQUIRED BY THE PROFESSIONAL CORE COMPETENCY MANUAL OR BY THE CURRICULUM GUIDES? C. IS THE TRAINING WITHIN THE MISSION STATEMENT AND CAPABILITY OF THE NROTC UNIT TO CONDUCT? IN ALL CASES VALUE OF TRAINING MUST BE BALANCED AGAINST RISKS INVOLVED. RISKY TRAINING SHOULD NEVER BE CONDUCTED SOLELY FOR MORALE AND RECREATION REASONS.

  17. TRAINING RISK REDUCTION ESTABLISH WRITTEN GUIDELINES WALK THROUGH TRAINING EVOLUTIONS, WHEN NECESSARY, WITH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL. ENSURE INSTRUCTORS ARE FULLY QUALIFIED. NEVER LET MIDSHIPMEN CONDUCT RISKY TRAINING ON THEIR OWN. ALWAYS HAVE TRAINING “TIME OUT” PROCEDURES IN PLACE. CONTINUOUSLY RE-EVALUATE GUIDELINES TO CORRECT AND IMPROVE TRAINING PROCEDURES AND FURTHER REDUCE RISK LEVELS. TRAINING RISK AWARENESS, ASSESSMENT, AND REDUCTION MUST BE A PRIORITY ITEM IN NROTC INTERNAL CONTROL PROGRAMS.

  18. HIGH RISK TRAINING PISTOL/RIFLE QUALIFICATIONS: 2 QUALIFIED PEOPLE PER OPNAVINST 3591.1C. ONE RANGE SAFETY OFFICER AND ONE SMALL ARMS INSTRUCTOR. RAPELLING: REQUIRES WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM CNET FAST ROPING: WILL NOT BE CONDUCTED BY ANY NROTC UNIT. SWIM TEST: TWO UNIVERSITY LIFEGUARDS/ONE NROTC STAFFER (CPR/FA QUALIFIED) IF USN FACILITIES, PER APPLICABLE NAVY INSTRUCTIONS.

  19. NON HIGH-RISK BUT REQUIRING CLOSE SUPERVISION BULLDOG PREP: 2 CPR/FIRST AID QUALIFIED STAFFERS PFA/PRT: IAW APPLICABLE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS INSTRUCTIONS. FRESHMAN ORIENTATION: WILL BE CONDUCTED IAW CNETINST 1533.18A.

  20. SAILING MIDN REQUIRED TO ATTAIN SKIPPER B PRIOR TO SENIOR YEAR. EACH UNIT MUST HAVE A CERTIFIED SAILING INSTRUCTOR. CNET POC CAPTAIN DAN CAIN (OTE-7)

  21. NROTCMIDSHIPMANSUMMER TRAININGPROGRAMS

  22. SUMMER TRAINING • 3/C CORTRAMID AVIATION SUBMARINE SURFACE MARINE • 2/C ENLISTED CRUISE • 1/C JO CRUISE/BULLDOG - AVIATION - SURFACE/NUC - SUBS - NURSE (HOSPITAL) - FOREX 4 WEEKS EACH SUMMER

  23. WAIVER/POSTPONEMENTPOLICY FIRST CLASS CRUISE - MAY NOT BE WAIVED - MAY BE POSTPONED - COMPLETION REQUIRED PRIOR TO COMMISSIONING SECOND CLASS CRUISE - MAY BE WAIVED / MAY NOT BE POSTPONED - PRIOR ENLISTED SEA SERVICE - SUMMER SCHOOL CORTRAMID - MAY BE WAIVED / MAY NOT BE POSTPONED - PRIOR ENLISTED SEA SERVICE - SUMMER SCHOOL

  24. NAVAL SCIENCE INSTITUTE (NSI) 7 WEEKS FOR ECP/2YR SCHOLARSHIP MIDN ACADEMIC/MILITARY ORGANIZATION/PHYSICAL TRAINING FOUR NAVAL SCIENCE COURSES

  25. SUMMER STAFFING SUMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS ARE STAFFED BY NROTC AND USNA PERSONNEL - ALL NROTC INSTRUCTORS EXPECTED TO SERVE IN AT LEAST ONE SUMMER ASSIGNMENT 178 BILLETS - CORTRAMID EAST - CORTRAMID WEST - NSI OCTOBER - REQUEST FOR ASSIGNMENT PREFERENCES NOVEMBER - ASSIGNMENT PREFERENCES DUE (PNS endorsed) JANUARY - TENTATIVE ASSIGNMENT LIST MARCH - TEMADD LETTER PROMULGATED

  26. Professional Development (OTE-7) • Captain Dan Cain • 250 Dallas Street • NAS Pensacola, FL. 32508-5220 • Phone: DSN- 922-4941 ext. 326 • Comm (850) 452-4941 ext. 326 • FAX DSN 922-2486 • e-mail : capt-dan.cain@cnet.navy.mil

  27. If not in the office . . . You’ll find me out water-skiing!!!

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