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Military Representatives Hartland High School ~ 2020 – 2021 School Year Military Recruiters & Military Academy Representatives MILITARY RECRUITERS MILITARY ACADEMIES Air Force United States Air Force Academy Air Force Recruiting Office 2304 Cadet Drive, Suite 2400 30955 Five Mile Rd. USAF Academy, CO 80840-5002 Livonia, MI 48154 (800) 443-9266 SSgt. Jordan Akles, Enlisted Recruiter [email protected] (cell) 734-260-8030 www.usafa.edu [email protected] Army West Point United States Military Academy U.S. Army Recruiting Station CPT Kathleen Rogers 815 S. Latson Rd Great Lakes Regional Commander Howell, MI 48843 606 Thayer Road Sgt. Alesia J. Hughey, Enlisted Recruiter West Point, NY 10996-1797 (office) 517-552-1236 (cell) 517-862-5143 (845) 938-5728 [email protected] [email protected] SSG Tyler E. Teadt, Reserve Recruiter www.westpoint.edu (office) 517-552-1236 (cell) 517-862-5118 [email protected] Marines United States Merchant Marines Academy Marine Recruiting Office LCDR Tina Schoggers, USMS 204 W. Grand River Midwest Admissions Officer Howell, MI 48843 300 Steamboat Road Sgt. Ryan J. Robert, Recruiter Kings Point, NY 11024 (office) 517-546-6542 (cell) 248-631-8685 (866) 546-4778 [email protected] [email protected] www.usmma.edu Navy United States Naval Academy Naval Recruiting Station Office of Admissions 6250 S. Cedar St. 52 King George St. Lansing, MI 48911 Annapolis, MD 21402-5017 HT2 Adam Smrekar, Recruiter (410) 293-1858 (office) 517-393-0224 (cell) 517-425-1396 [email protected] [email protected] www.usna.edu Officer Recruiter 2601 Coolidge Rd #205 East Lansing, MI 48823 (office) 517-337-9390 Michigan Air National Guard United States Coast Guard Academy Selfridge Air National Guard Base LTJG John Hu 44875 N. Jefferson Ave. BLDG. 901 31 Mohegan Avenue Selfridge ANGB, MI 48045 New London, CT 06320-8103 TSgt Brandon Hamm (860) 625-0764 or Admissions (800) 883-8724 127th Wing Production Recruiter [email protected] (office) 586-239-2901 (cell) 586-239-4270 www.uscga.edu [email protected] Michigan Army National Guard United States Coast Guard Michigan Army National Guard Recruiting Office Detroit Recruiting Office - Mulberry Plaza 3292 S. Linden Road 26097 John R Road Flint, MI 48507 Madison Heights, MI 48071 SSG Richard Arter, RRNCO (248) 582-3607 (cell) 248-251-7298 [email protected] [email protected] www.GoCoastGuard.com Hartland High School ~ 2020 – 2021 School Year Military Recruiters & Military Academy Representatives Army ROTC Central Michigan University o Ferris State University o Northwood University o Saginaw Valley State University Eastern Michigan University o University of Detroit Mercy Michigan State University Michigan Technological University o Finlandia Northern Michigan University University of Michigan o University of Michigan – Dearborn o University of Michigan – Flint o Wayne State University Western Michigan University o Albion College o Aquinas College o Calvin College o Cornerstone College o Davenport University o Grand Valley State University o Hope College o Olivet College Air Force ROTC Michigan State University o Central Michigan University o Lansing Community College o Olivet College Michigan Technological University o Finlandia University University of Michigan – Ann Arbor o Eastern Michigan University o Lawrence Technological University o Oakland University o Spring Arbor University o University of Michigan – Dearborn o University of Michigan – Flint o Wayne State University .
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