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Panther Battalion had the highest average performance out of 39 Army schools in in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Puerto Rico. 

A Q&A with James Baucom, user experience specialist at Evans Library, who has been part of the Florida Tech community for 36 years.

Over 1,800 schools participated in the survey and 665 earned awards. They were evaluated using both public data sources and survey responses.

The dean and longtime professor was recognized with one of the U.S. Army’s top national awards associated with its ROTC program.

The Panther Battalion cadets had not been born on Sept. 11, 2001, but that dark day still made an impact on their lives.

His presentation was, “Understanding Risk and Mastering the Unknown” and it tapped into his most recent best-seller, “Risk: A User’s Guide.”

The new officers are: Ryan Lepp, Nick Piccirilli, Tricia Prior and Liam Yu.

Institutions earning the designation were evaluated using both public data sources and responses from a proprietary survey.

Though uniformity and standardization are military hallmarks, the stories behind the people in Florida Tech’s ROTC program are anything but.

Andry Sweet ’89, Jonathan V. Wilson ’98 and Brenda Behan ’86 are among the few who go beyond volunteerism, making service their careers.