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Corps of Cadets International Student Recruitment Campaign

The Academy for Future International Leaders presents:. Corps of Cadets International Student Recruitment Campaign. By: Olivia Corley and Ryan Gunter. Outline. History of the Corps of Cadets Present Day Future Project Outline Question and Answer. History.

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Corps of Cadets International Student Recruitment Campaign

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  1. The Academy for Future International Leaders presents: Corps of Cadets International Student Recruitment Campaign By: Olivia Corley and Ryan Gunter

  2. Outline • History of the Corps of Cadets • Present Day • Future • Project Outline • Question and Answer

  3. History • The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas • Opened for registration on October 2, 1876 • Continued expansion in areas of study and cadet population resulted in the renaming of college to University in 1963 • Gender integration in 1964, voluntary Corps membership for males in 1965, and female Corps admittance in 1973

  4. Present Day • Texas A&M University, 2010 • Cadet population sits at approximately 1800 • Military contract to non-contract ratio is near 1:1 • Yearly increase in minority demographics • Members constitute approximately 4.5% of the entire University's undergraduate population • Leadership Certificate program development

  5. Future • The Texas Aggie Corps of Cadets • Where are we going? • Population numbers and critical points • What will we look like? • Demographics • What are our goals? • Military and civilian world • A cadet’s perspective

  6. Project Outline • Scope of the International Project • What was our goal? • Beneficiaries • Who did our project involve? • Possible, positive outcome • Success and international recruitment • Benefits of possible outcomes • Results and their perks to an evolving Corps of Cadets

  7. Question and Answer Beuller… Beuller… Beuller?

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