Living and Learning 131|Page www.kutztown.edu/thekey The Military Club at KU (MCKU) is a recognized student organization and is also a Student Veterans of America chapter. MCKU is open to current, former, and future military members, their families, and civilians. A few of the club’s goals are to serve as student-veteran advocates, improve retention, serve the community, and provide networking and educational opportunities for academic and post-career growth. Contact the Military Club at military@kutztown.edu. 5. Army ROTC (Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) Army ROTC enables students to enroll in elective leadership and military courses in addition to their required courses. Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) is one of the nation's top prestigious leadership programs, and it’s considered an honor to participate in it. You will gain important qualities including leadership skills, discipline, and maturity. Plus, you will have no trouble staying active and healthy. Students can take a class and participate in ROTC training without committing to service their freshman and sophomore years. Contact ROTC at 610-758-3275 or https://www.kutztown.edu/about-ku/administrative-offices/military-and-veteransservices.html. 6. Military and Veterans Affairs Advisory Board A committee of students, faculty members, administrative staff, and Veteran-related organizations who meet regularly to improve university services for our campus Veterans and Military-affiliated students. Who can help? KU’s Office of Military and Veterans Services, Office of the Registrar, and Office of Student Accounts are knowledgeable of veteran benefits including available scholarships and tuition assistance options. Skilled veterans’ liaisons from these offices are available to assist and guide you through the benefits process. They will help you understand government and military programs as well as Kutztown University policies as they relate to veterans and their families. Additionally, the Office of Admissions has a veterans’ liaison who can assist you with admissionsrelated matters, and the Disability Services Office (DSO) can assist by providing reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities who are members of the university community (students and employees). For more information, please call: 610-683-4108 (TDD: 610-683-4499) or visit www.kutztown.edu/disabilityservices.
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