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| ~CADET BISON 6 FAREWELL~ |
| Bison Battalion, throughout my four years in this program, I must really say that you have helped me grow. With your help, I have moved from being that unruly girl from Detroit to a professional Army officer; furthermore, four other young female officers have successfully accompanied me on this transition. I hope the Army is prepared! Whether doing the right thing or making mistakes, this program has truly been a learning experience that I can say rivals no other. Thank you for making my college experience unique, challenging, and meaningful. Now, as I pass the reins of leadership on to the next unsuspecting Cadet, take everything that you have learned and move FORWARD! Learn from our mistakes and emulate our successes and if there comes a time when you need reassurance, know that there is at least one newly commissioned officer who has your back! Once a Bison, always a Bison! Leadership and Pride! |
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Learn How People Have Gained from ROTC
One of the best ways to see if Army ROTC is right for you is to learn how
alumni have benefited from the experience. See how the skills they learned
in ROTC have helped them build successful and satisfying careers.
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Honorable Togo West
Secretary of the Army 1993-1998
The Honorable Togo West attended Howard University from 1961-1965 and received a BS in Electrical Engineering.
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MG (R) Cunningham Bryant
Major General District of Columbia Army National Guard
Graduated Howard University in 1943 when he was called into active duty. Led the DC Army National Guard from 1974 to 1981. Lived in Washington DC until his death in 2003. He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
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MG (R) Robert C. Gaskill
Major General, U.S. Army, Retired
MG (Retired) Gaskill is one of the strong supporters of Army ROTC program. He graduated Howard University in 1952. He was inducted into the Quartermaster Hall of fame in 1994. He personally directed the development of the Quartermaster-Commissary Procurement portion of the “Vietnamization program” during 1969-1970. This ambitious program to make the Vietnamese people more self sufficient included the aerial delivery of supplies to remote sites. As the first Quartermaster to serve as the Deputy Commandant of the Army War college, MG Gaskill was able to shape logistical, financial and personnel curriculum that affects today’s senior Army leadership.
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MG John Hawkins
ADCOS, U.S. Army Reserve
MG Hawkins graduated Howard University in 1971.
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BG Michael T. Harrison Sr.
Director, Joint and Futures; Office of the DCS, G-8
BG Harrison graduated Howard University in 1980 with a Bachelor of Arts in English.
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COL Sharon Gresham, USAR
Chief of Staff, Ft. Leonardwood, MO
COL Gresham graduated from Howard in 1981. Entered the AGR program in the Army Reserves in 1996.
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COL Norvell V. Coots, MD
Commander, Walter Reed Health Care System, WRAMC, Washington, DC
COL Coots was commissioned in 1979. He completed his Medical Education while assigned to the Oklahoma ARNG.
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