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6 RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS PROGRAM New Hampshire College has Army and Air Force ROTC programs in cooperation with the University of New Hampshire. These programs lead to a commission as a second lieutenant. Students enrolled in either ROTC program may pursue any curriculum which leads to a baccalaureate or higher degree. Two- and four-year programs are available. The four-year program is open to freshmen and to transfer students who began ROTC at another institution. Two-year ROTC programs are open to students who have two academic years of study remaining. ROTC scholarships are offered on a competitive basis by both the Army and Air Force. Entering freshmen may compete for four-year scholarships during the last year of high school. Students who are enrolled in a four-year ROTC program and two-year program applicants compete for scholarships covering their remaining academic years. Scholarships pay full tuition, all mandatory fees, and required textbooks for all courses. In addition, all scholarship recipients receive a tax-free $100 per month subsistence allowance. Non-scholarship students in the last two years of an ROTC program also receive the tax-free $100 per month subsistence allowance. STUDENT AFFAIRS STUDENT AFFAIRS PHILOSOPHY The department of Student Affairs is committed to a developmental model of student growth. Since students are growing beings whose needs, objectives, and goals vary individually, it is incumbent upon the college to assist each student in discovering and assessing his own goals and objectives and to provide each student with the maximum opportunity for growth within the mission of the college. It is a responsibility of the department to aid students in becoming whole and complex persons. Areas of development about which the department is especially concerned include: courtesy, respect for others, appropriate behavior, leadership, career planning, values, responsible drinking, academic achievement, critical thinking, good health, preventive medicine, competitive sports, lifetime recreation, the ability to deal with anxiety, and social and cultural awareness. ORIENTATION During the summer prior to admission all freshmen are required to attend a two-day orientation program which introduces them to the academic and social life of the College. During this period students have the assistance of the Student Affairs Department, members of the faculty and administration, and upperclassmen to guide them through registration, course selection, placement examinations, and social activities. Students transferring from other institutions participate in a separate but similar orientation program. The Student Affairs Department seeks to assist all students at New Hampshire College in solving both academic and nonacademic problems. Its programs are geared towards a successful experience for each student. The Student Affairs Department includes academic advising, athletic facilities management, career planning and placement, counseling, health services, housing, intercollegiate athletics (including intramural sports), orientation, resident assistants, student activities, student-tostudent advisors, and veterans' affairs.
7 ACADEMIC ADVISING PROGRAM The <strong>Academic</strong> Advising Program establishes contact between students and faculty in order to assist the student in maximizing his use of all the programs and services available at the college. Each student is assigned a faculty advisor who assists in the development of the student's curriculum and provides counsel for those encountering academic difficulties. The Director of <strong>Academic</strong> Advising coordinates the advising program and serves as a general advisor for the freshman class. For incoming freshmen, there is a program of study skills development staffed by upperclass students. At orientation these student academic advisors conduct workshops with small group and individual study skills sessions They are trained by and work closely with the Student Affairs staff. All freshmen are encouraged to participate in this program for the fullest possible development of their academic potential ATHLETICS New Hampshire College supports an active athletic program as an integral part of the educational process. Intercollegiate competition is offered to men and women of the college community. Men's teams are fielded in baseball, basketball, golf, hockey, lacrosse, and tennis. Women's team offerings are basketball, field hockey, Softball, tennis, and volleyball. Cross-country, golf, skiing, and trap & skeet are coeducational teams. The Athletic Department also sponsors the cheerleading squad and the NHC pep band. New Hampshire College is a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, and the Eastern College Athletic Conference. The College sponsors a varied intramural program aimed at active student involvement in sports. Men's intramural sports are basketball, broom hockey, and flag football. Women's intramurals are basketball, broom hockey, and indoor soccer. Team tennis and volleyball are coeducational intramural offerings. Recreational activities available at New Hampshire College include ballet, crosscountry. martial arts, modern dance, skiing, snowshoeing. tumbling, and weight-lifting ATHLETIC FACILITIES The College has a gymnasium, four lighted tennis courts, a baseball field, and several athletic fields located on the campus. The gym floor is covered with a synthetic surface which accommodates indoor tennis along with numerous other college activities. A Health Spa. a dance/weight-lifting area, is located in the lower level of one of the dormitories Cross-country ski trails are cut throughout the campus.
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