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Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets Regulations VIRGINIA TECH CORPS OF CADETS REGULATIONS The Duty Pylon “It is your obligation to know what to do, and do it.” AUGUST 2015 ! ! i CHAPTER!1:!MISSION!AND!ORGANIZATION!................................................................................!9! FOUNDING!IDEALS!..........................................................................................................................................!9! MEMORIAL!COURT!AND!PYLONS!................................................................................................................!9! VISION!..............................................................................................................................................................!10! MISSION!...........................................................................................................................................................!10! CADET!CREED!................................................................................................................................................!10! STUDENT!AFFAIRS!–!ASPIRATIONS!FOR!LEARNING!.........................................................................!11! VIRGINIA!TECH!PRINCIPLES!OF!COMMUNITY!.....................................................................................!12! COMMAND!AND!AUTHORITY!....................................................................................................................!13! CORPS!ORGANIZATION!...............................................................................................................................!13! Regimental!Staff!............................................................................................................................................................!14! Regimental!Special!Staff!............................................................................................................................................!14! ORGANIZATIONAL!DUTIES!OF!THE!VTCC!–!MILITARY!PERSONNEL!............................................!17! Commandant!of!Cadets!..............................................................................................................................................!17! Deputy!Commandant!of!Cadets!..............................................................................................................................!18! Deputy!Commandant!for!Leader!Development!/!Director,!Rice!Center!for!Leader!Development !..............................................................................................................................................................................................!19! Assistant!Commandant!of!Cadets!for!Recruiting!............................................................................................!20! Executive!Officer!...........................................................................................................................................................!20! Battalion!Senior!Enlisted!Advisors!(SEAs)!........................................................................................................!21! Residential!Learning!Coordinator!.........................................................................................................................!21! REGIMENTAL!LEADERSHIP!POSITIONS!................................................................................................!22! Regimental!Commander!(Senior)!..........................................................................................................................!23! Regimental!Executive!Officer!(Senior)!................................................................................................................!24! Regimental!Safety!Officer!(Senior)!.......................................................................................................................!24! Regimental!Command!Sergeant!Major!(Junior)!..............................................................................................!25! Regimental!Adjutant,!SO1!(Senior)!........................................................................................................................!25! Regimental!Public!Affairs!Officer,!SO2!(Senior)!...............................................................................................!26! Regimental!Operations!Officer,!SO3!(Senior)!....................................................................................................!26! Regimental!Supply,!SO4!(Senior)!............................................................................................................................!27! Regimental!Academics!Officer,!SO5!(Senior)!.....................................................................................................!27! Inspector!General!(Senior)!.......................................................................................................................................!28! Inspector!General!NCOIC!(Junior)!.........................................................................................................................!28! Recruiting!Officer!(Senior)!.......................................................................................................................................!29! Recruiting!NCO!(Junior)!.............................................................................................................................................!29! Regimental!Information!Systems!Officer!O!RISO!(Senior)!...........................................................................!30! Armorer!(Senior)!..........................................................................................................................................................!30! Historian!(Senior/Junior)!.........................................................................................................................................!31! Athletics!Officer!(Senior)!...........................................................................................................................................!31! Medical!Officer!(Senior)!.............................................................................................................................................!31! Chapel!Liaison!(Junior/Sophomores)!..................................................................................................................!32! University!Organization!Liaison!(Junior/Senior)!...........................................................................................!32! Alumni!Liaison!(Junior/Senior)!.............................................................................................................................!32! Conrad!Cavalry!CO!(Senior)!.....................................................................................................................................!32! Skipper!Crew!CO!(Junior)!.........................................................................................................................................!32! Gregory!Guard!CO!(Senior)!......................................................................................................................................!33! Color!Guard!CO!(Junior)!............................................................................................................................................!33! EXECUTIVE!COMMITTEE!POSITIONS!.....................................................................................................!34! Regimental!Executive!Committee!Chairman!(Senior)!..................................................................................!34! Regimental!Hearing!Officer!(Senior)!....................................................................................................................!34! ii Regimental!Counsel!(Senior)!...................................................................................................................................!35! Defense!Counsel!(Senior)!..........................................................................................................................................!35! HONOR!PROGRAM!POSITIONS!.................................................................................................................!36! Honor!Court!Chief!Justice!(Senior)!.......................................................................................................................!36! Vice!Chief!for!Investigations!(Senior)!..................................................................................................................!37! Vice!Chief!for!Education!(Senior)!..........................................................................................................................!37! Honor!Court!SergeantOatOArms!(Junior)!.............................................................................................................!37! BATTALION!LEADERSHIP!POSITIONS!...................................................................................................!38! Battalion!Commander!(Senior)!..............................................................................................................................!38! Battalion!Executive!Officer!(Senior)!.....................................................................................................................!39! Battalion!Sergeant!Major!(Junior)!.........................................................................................................................!39! Battalion!Adjutant,!SO1!(Senior)!.............................................................................................................................!40!
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