Cornell University Naval ROTC

"By taking the time to educate ourselves on our history and the people who shaped this nation, we can more fully appreciate the ideals set down by the founders... It's a reminder that our work is to sustain freedom and ensure that rights and liberty belong to all our citizens." -Admiral Michelle J. Howard, in response to "What does Black History Month mean to you?" This year's Black History Month reminds us as always to recognize the brave Black sailors who have gone before us to defend this nation. More resources can be found at https://www.history.navy.mil//diver/african-americans.html

Welcome back Invictus Battalion! As we look forward to the new semester, Rear Adm. Jamie Sands and Master Chief Rick Mengel from NSTC reaffirm NROTC's commitment to education and training.

Today we are introducing MIDN 4/C Aidan Stoll. He is from Fairfax, VA and is in the College of Engineering. In high school, he competed in lacrosse. Upon commissioning, MIDN Stoll hopes to join the Surface Warfare community. Welcome to the Invictus Battalion!

Today we are introducing MIDN 4/C Andrew Ding. He is from Bolton, MA and is studying Biological Sciences in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. MIDN Ding is on the Cornell Fencing team and enjoys biking. Upon commissioning, MIDN Ding hopes to join the SEAL community. Welcome to the Invictus Battalion!

Today we are introducing MIDN 4/C Carly Powers. She is from Alameda, CA and is studying Industrial and Labor Relations in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations. In high school, she competed in swimming. Upon commissioning, MIDN Powers hopes to join the Surface Warfare or Submarine community. Welcome to the Invictus Battalion!

Today we are introducing MIDN 4/C Christopher Li. He is from Yorba Linda, CA and is studying Industrial and Labor Relations in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations. In high school, he competed in track, and swam. MIDN Li enjoys snowboarding in his free time. Welcome to the Invictus Battalion!