There are a variety of clubs and organizations available for midshipmen to participate in through host Universities and through the ROTC. Here are a few of the organizations available to HRNROTC midshipmen.
Semper Fidelis Society
°Õ³ó±ðÌýSemper Fidelis SocietyÌýis dedicated to training and assisting all students actively pursuing a commission in the United States Marine Corps by providing professional development in the form of academic lessons, physical training, field exercises, community service, and other means in accordance with the standards of the HRNROTC Consortium.
SPECWAR Club
°Õ³ó±ðÌýSpecial Warfare ClubÌýis a close-knit community comprised of both midshipmen and civilian members. We focus on preparing both mentally and physically for the rigors of a Navy or Marine Corps career in the United States Special Operations Community.
Monarch Wardroom
Monarch WardroomÌýis a voluntary student organization at ±¬ÁϹÏ. We do fundraising and community service in order to organize, plan, and execute military events such as the Fall Picnic and the Spring Ball.
[At right: Students visit CVN-71 USS Theodore Roosevelt.]
Joint ROTC Choir
Joint ROTC ChoirÌýgives students from both the Army and Navy ROTC a chance to explore their musical creativity. Joining the military does not mean that you have to give up singing! We are currently a choir of 18 individuals, composed of SATB: Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass parts. Choir leadership works to provide ANYONE who wishes to sing with the knowledge to do so, by offering voice lessons, piano lessons and individual practice times.
We sing several traditional military songs (The National Anthem, America the Beautiful, etc.), but are also learning contemporary arrangements for variety. The choir meets 2 times per week and usually performs thirteen to fifteen times throughout the year, including: winter and spring commissioning, military appreciation football and field hockey games, ±¬ÁÏ¹Ï basketball games, and many events outside of the Battalion (Norfolk Tides Games, Unit engagements, etc.).
Joint Service Society
The mission of theÌýJoint Service SocietyÌýis to unify the Army Monarch Battalion and the Hampton Roads NROTC Battalion in order to create a sense of unit cohesion and comaradery.
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