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Corps of Cadets Policies

September 29, 2021 by amy.thompson

Three documents cover every facet of life in the Cadet Corps: The Cadence, The Standard Orders, and The Cadet Resident Handbook. Every cadet is responsible for reviewing these documents and holding him/herself and other cadets accountable.

The Cadence is a pocket-size summary of information specifically intended for freshman cadets.

The Standard Orders describe the Corps of Cadets, its members, and what they endeavor to become. The Standard is at the very heart of the Corps’ disciplined way of life.  The document begins with the Corps’ mission, vision, and values.  It is about both ideals and the practical aspects of daily life in the Corps.  Its carefully crafted policies and standards are designed to support a cadet’s academic success, physical and mental well-being, and development as a leader.  It includes information relevant to every cadet, regardless of rank or class, concerning Corps membership, administration, operations, scholastics, discipline, physical fitness, and career readiness.

The Cadet Resident Handbook includes specific housing and safety-related information relevant to every cadet living in the dorms.

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