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OSU ROTC
"Thank You" Program |
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| The ROTC programs at OSU
rank among the very best in the nation. The Cimarron Chapter
of MOAA invites the Stillwater and surrounding communities
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Forty
young men and women attending OSU will be commissioned
through Army and Air Force ROTC as officers in the U.S.
military this academic year.
The Cimarron Chapter of MOAA, comprised of
retired U.S. military officers of all services, wish to say
“Thank You” to these new officers by presenting them, at a
minimum, with the shoulder-board second lieutenant rank for
their dress and mess uniforms.
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Summer Meeting
The MOAA Cimarron Chapter
Summer
meeting will be held in Stillwater, including a business meeting and special presentation on
the Veterans Entrepreneurship Program at Oklahoma State
University by Cimarron MOAA member Colonel Kevin Kriner
(Ret.).
The meeting will occur
Tuesday, May 8, 2012, at Freddie Paul's in
Stillwater. Our meetings begin at 6 p.m. and last to 9:30 p.m. We begin with dinner,
followed by a business meeting, prior to the speaker's
presentation.
Be sure to check back for
information about the Fall 2012 meeting.
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Like a military boot camp, the Veterans Entrepreneurship
Program is intense, rigorous, and challenging. Building upon
key elements of OSU’s comprehensive entrepreneurship
curriculum, the program consists of a series of training
modules designed to assist the participant in creating and
growing businesses that can be profitable. A team of
experienced faculty and successful entrepreneurs work with
the students, providing a fun, interactive, and informative
experience. They introduce entrepreneurship ideas and
concepts, and show how to apply them to current or potential
business. The VEP program is offered entirely free to
qualified veterans accepted into the program. The
program covers the cost of transport to Stillwater, the
on-line and live courses, instructors, books, materials, all
food costs, and outings that are part of the program.
Participants also receive 24 Continuing Education Credits
from
Oklahoma State University
Spears School of Business School of Entrepreneurship. |
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