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1. How much time do you have available to put into Cadet Club (hours/week), please be honest?

The time I have for cider club will vary from 20hrs to 30hrs depending on my class load and military task.

2. How would you change Cadet Club and why?

To be honest, I am not aware of its deficiencies other than what I heard from other cadets experience. I desire to push any group I'm in, to surpass their standards. In this case, redevelop cadet club structure (if need be), create more funding to allow for more events, and have funding for cadets who desire to do events that cost money.

3. What do you want your role as VP to be?

Oversee, facilitate and advocate ROTC activities as they relate to Cadet Club. Provide support to President, Cadet Club
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