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Government to Subsidize
AFROTC Grad Students
Outstanding Air Force ROTC graduates may work to
ward a masters degree at government expense, according to
a recent U.S. Air Force announcement.
Col. 01'111 11. Rigley, Jr., commandant of the University
Air Force ROTC program, said that these students will he
commissioned (news, but their
active field duty will be delayed
until completion of their degrees
"They will he given regutai pay
and allowances in addition to
paid tuition," Col. Rigley said
"They do not necessarily have to
Qudy at the university from which
they icceived then bachelors de
gree
This is the latest in a series
of moves to upgrade the edu
cational standards of the Air
Force. Col. Rigley said that the
Air Force finds itself "low man
on the educational totem pole"
with the Navy and Army hav
ing better educated officers.
~ Ituation wa, caused by
the Atr Force' acceptance &ding
Wolld War Ii of many men who
had only a high school educa
tion," he said.
The An Force now ha , , a mini
mum coal a bachelors clegtee for
all off i s. They are also ~hoot
Junior Placed
On Probation
A sixth semester student in
the College of Liberal Arts has
been placed on disciplinary pro
bation for altering official Um
vet city fronts,
The student, who was thought
befme the Academic Disciplinary
Committee of the Liberal Arts
College, admitted changing a
drop-ad form after it had been
signed by a faculty advisor The
incident, winch took place last
fall, was not detected until the
end of the semester
The student v,as given a glade
of "F"' in the course which he
had attended without permission.
The student has also been placed
on disciplinary piobation to the
Academic Disciplinary Committee
through the seventh semester and
Twimanent notation of this action
has been entered on the student's
recur (I.
The student ha, been given the
light to petition for the removal
of that notation during the eighth
senif".ter
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ling for having 10 to 20 per cent
!of its officers with masters de
!grecs, Col Riglcy said.
"This goal is not as hard as
it may seem because about 80
per cent of the new officers
now come from ROTC pro
grams or the Air Force Aca
demy, so they already have de
grees." .
"Bootstrapping" is another part
of this program, officially known
as Training at Civilian Educa
tional Institutions under the Air
Force Instiute of Technology.
In "bootstrapping," the Air
Force continues pay and allow
ances while granting leave to all
officers wh o are within six
months of completing their
bachelors degrees.
In areas where there is a need
for advanced degrees, the Air
Force will give pay and allow
ances plus paying tuition for the
one or two years work for a mas
ters or a second bachelors degree.
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Civil Engineer Joe Oyler avoids going
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