MCO P1100.73B.pdf - Marine Corps

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Dr. B. J. Shapiro Office of the president William Jewel College Liberty, Missouri 44140 Dear Dr. Shapiro: (LETTER HEAD) The purpose of this letter is to introduce a college student counseling program sponsored by the U.S. Marine Corps. We believe that it is important that every individual be fully apprised of the opportunities presented by military service in a commissioned status. This is of particular interest to the Marine Corps since we depend almost entirely on civilian college graduates to fulfill our officer requirements. To this end, it would be desirable if one of the Marine Corps Reserve officers now on your administrative or teaching staff were to be designated to act as a counselor in these matters. In the event that this plan meets with your approval and that of the Reserve officer concerned, they will be given complete support and information by this Headquarters and the Marine Corps officer selection team in your area. Participation in this program is entirely voluntary and there should be little inconvenience experienced by the Reserve offIcer selected. Although there is no pay involved, the officer may be eligible for promotion and earn retirement credits while acting in this capacity. Naturally, we desire to select only the most deserving of our inactive Reserve officers for this assignment. Therefore, it would be greatly appreciated if you would submit nominations, in the order of preference, from the enclosed list of Marine Corps Reserve officers attached to your institution. Encl: (1) List of Reserve officers Sincerely, G. JENKINS Colonel, U.S. Marine Corps Director Figure 1-2.--Suggested Letter to College presidents. 1-11
Major Johnnie M. Jacobs 111 South Wagner Street Harrison, Kentucky 41440 Dear Major Jacobs: (LETTER HEAD) The Commandant of the Marine Corps is inviting the assistance of selected Reserve officers who are associated with institutions of higher learning to provide continuity to Marine Corps "on-campus" officer procurement efforts. Your name, plus a personal recommendation, was furnished by your college president. Needless to say, the 4th Marine Corps District will be pleased to be associated with you in this function, should you choose to apply. It has been our experience that many college students are interested in commissioned service, yet d&’not learn of the Marine Corps’ officer programs and their advantages until too late to avail themselves of the opportunity. Further, the areas of responsibility assigned to Marine Corps officer selection off icers (OSO) are large and contain many colleges and universities, thus preventing the selection officer from spending more than a few days on any one campus. As a resident representative of the Marine Corps, you would be in an excellent position to ensure that students are correctly informed. You can contribute a very real service to the U.S. Marine Corps and the students with whom you are associated; and if not in a retired status, earn retirement credits and maintain your promotion eligibility. In general, your assignment would consist of referring interested applicants to the OSO; assisting that officer in the handling of publicity items related to their campus visits; and coordinating their visits with the school. You would be furnished with necessary literature and informative instructions relative to this assignment. The OSO with whom you would be working will personally consult with you concerning this assignment at your convenience. I have enclosed two self-explanatory application forms and an addressed envelope should you desire this assignment. Your continued interest in the U.S Marine Corps is greatly appreciated. Encl: (1) Application Forms (2) Addressed Envelope 1-12 Sincerely, W. L. CONEFREY Colonel, U.S. Marine Corps Director Figure 1-3.--Suggested Letter to Reserve Officers Inviting Participation as On-Campus Liaison officer.
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