Section 1 - New Mexico Military Institute

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NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE
101 West College Boulevard
Roswell, New Mexico 88201-5173
575-624-8400
Fax: 575-624-8459
Commandant of cadets
Dean of Students
1 June 2016
Yearlings and Old Cadets,
Congratulations on your decision to return to New Mexico Military Institute. As time passes you will come to
realize why the Institute is so important to New Mexico and our Nation, and why there are so many successful graduates. You
will look back on your experience at NMMI as the foundation for whatever success you achieve in the future…a success built
on academic excellence, leadership and character development, and physical fitness. No matter how long you stay, NMMI will
be with you for the rest of your life.
As your Commandant, my most important responsibility is ensuring the safety, security, health and welfare of each
and every one of you. My goal is to focus on these areas and to maintain a positive environment in which every cadet can
achieve academic excellence, become leaders of character, and develop a desire for lifelong physical readiness. Everything we
do contributes to helping you develop as a “whole” person. Cadet leaders are given the authority and responsibility for
leadership of the Corps of Cadets. They are taught to practice positive leadership, and are held accountable for results. It is
the responsibility of the Troop Leadership Advisors (TLA) to guide and mentor the Cadet Leaders. I want to help every cadet
be successful and maximize his or her potential.
Traditions run deep at NMMI and are very important. The honor code, self-discipline, sportsmanship, teamwork,
avoidance of high risk behavior, and putting forth your absolute best effort form the foundation of these traditions. There is a
tradition of impeccable personal appearance, and NMMI cadets are expected to live by our standards no matter where they are
or who they are with. The Corps of Cadets is at the center of the Institute’s traditions, and plays a key role in the development
of leaders of character and confidence. Every cadet must prepare himself or herself to assume a leadership position within the
Corps at any time. The success of each cadet is the result of a well trained, informed and caring cadet chain of command,
starting with the squad leaders. I will be watching closely to ensure the cadet chain of command is working hard to support
every cadet and properly enforcing standards. Within the Corps of Cadets the same standards apply to all. There is only “One
Corps with One Standard” and that standard embodies “Duty, Honor and Achievement.”
Our tradition of high standards, both in and outside the classroom, is what makes the “NMMI Experience” so
challenging and rewarding. My guidance for every cadet in the Corps is straightforward:
The way forward for every cadet lies in their progress in personal and professional
development. Strive to exemplify the lasting principles of Duty, Honor, and Achievement in your
daily life: your character should be above reproach, your integrity unquestionable, your service in
leadership exemplary, and your commitment to excellence inspiring
Our standards are high, which is why our results are impressive. Every cadet is expected to do what is right even
when no one is watching.
At NMMI there are many opportunities to relax and have fun! I encourage cadets to become involved with the many
cadet activities that are available. We have great recreational facilities for your use during your free time and there are many
places to go in the local area. When you have the opportunity, you should spend time outside your room. I especially
encourage you to support your fellow Colt and Bronco athletes, the Drill Team, Regimental Band, Choir, and Math/Science
Olympians. They represent all of us every time they compete or perform.
I look forward to the day when you become a NMMI Alumnus, and we can call upon you to support the Institute in
its continued development of tomorrow’s leaders.
Jonathan K. Graff, Jr.
Lieutenant Colonel, US Army, (Ret)
Commandant of Cadets/Dean of Students
575-624-8400
Fax: 575-624-8459
Dean of Students
1 June 2016
Parents, Guardians, Yearlings and Old Cadets,
Welcome back to New Mexico Military Institute. Yearlings and old cadets selected for
Cadre must return by noon on 24 July 2016. Those cadets not on Cadre are expected to report
back between 8 and 14 2016. Cadets will not be allowed to miss class time to matriculate.
Enclosed with this letter is important information that you and your cadet must read.
Please take the time to accurately fill out the paperwork and return it by 24 July. It is critical
that you update all of this information every year and that we have your current email
address and phone numbers (home and cell). The Parent/Cadet contract and procedures for
emergency communications have been updated and are very important so please go over them
carefully with your cadet.
Every cadet and his/her parent or guardian is required to sign the contract every school
year to reinforce our collective understanding and commitment to the established NMMI
standards. The contract is an effort to communicate with parents, guardians and cadets to ensure
understanding of the established framework of the rules and policies that guide daily cadet life.
Adherence to our high standards, the support of parents and the commitment of the staff and
faculty enable NMMI cadets to achieve a high degree of success.
Please keep in mind that all cadets are required to have in their possession the items they
were issued as new cadets. Again this year, all cadets will be required to have all black PT shoes
with black laces – NO EXCEPTIONS! They can be purchased at the Cadet Store. Clothing
items must be serviceable and fit properly. If they do not pass the initial inspections they will be
required to purchase new items. The black NMMI sweat suit is no longer authorized. Please
leave it at home for later wear as an alumnus.
NMMI sends a weekly email newsletter that highlights Corps activities, cadet
accomplishments, NMMI news and events, athletic scores and updates and important
information for parents. To sign up for the Parent E-Newsletter visit
https://www.nmmi.edu/mailman/how2sub.htm. I strongly encourage parents to sign up for the
parent email and make frequent visits to our website, www.nmmi.edu, which has the school’s
Master Calendar highlighting special activities and events. We are looking forward to another
exciting and successful year. I am looking forward to seeing everyone in August!
FINANCIAL CHARGES/PAYMENT PLANS
2016-2017
HIGH SCHOOL & JUNIOR COLLEGE
RETURNING CADETS
FALL SEMESTER
SPRING SEMESTER
RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT INTERNATIONAL
TUITION
**FIXED FEES
ROOM
BOARD
TUITION REFUND INSURANCE
LAPTOP RENTAL
***TOTAL
RESIDENT
NON-RESIDENT
INTERNATIONAL
840.50
3,660.50
3,954.50
840.50
3,660.50
3,954.50
1,738.00
1,738.00
1,738.00
1,722.00
1,722.00
1,722.00
882.50
882.50
882.50
882.50
882.50
882.50
1,780.00
1,780.00
1,780.00
1,780.00
1,780.00
1,780.00
29.00
126.00
133.00
29.00
126.00
133.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
8,688.00
$ 5,454.00
$ 5,470.00
$
8,387.00
$
$
8,371.00
$
PLEASE NOTE: $975 is due by matriculation. See below for payment plan options.
** INCLUDES A $16 (1ST SEMESTER ONLY) BLUE BOOK FEE.
*** DOES NOT INCLUDE FUNDS FOR PERSONAL EXPENSES WHICH VARIES DEPENDING
ON SPENDING HABITS. COLLEGE CADETS WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR TEXTBOOKS.
ONLINE DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN
New Mexico Military Institute offers an automatic payment plan that allows you a monthly payment plan with flexible payment options
and no interest. Balance remaining after down payment to be spread equally over number of payments remaining.
Fall 2016 e-Cashier available on July 1, 2016.
Last day for
Number Months of
Payment plan
online plan
Required down
of
payments
option
enrollment
payment*
payments
(5th)
Early Plan
July 22
$900
4
Aug - Nov
Standard Plan
Aug 15
$975
3
Sept - Nov
Spring 2017 e-Cashier available on December 12, 2016.
Last day for
online plan
enrollment
Jan 9
Required down
payment
$0
Number Months of
of
payments
payments
(5th)
3
Feb - Apr
* An initial payment of $975.00 is due by matriculation day for returning cadets, however if an online payment plan is set up, or the balance
is paid in full by July 22, 2016 a $75 discount will be applied to the Fall semester.
Note: A $45 Deferred Payment fee is assessed each semester for online deferred payment plans; plans must be set up each semester.
All account balances must be paid in full by November 5th for the Fall Semester
and April 5th for the Spring Semester or the cadet may face possible disenrollment.
To create an online payment plan or to make a one-time payment of tuition and fees, follow this link:
http://www.nmmi.edu/business/index.htm
If you have any questions about the information on this page, please contact your Financial Advisor:
Cadet
Financial
Phone
Advisor
Number
E-mail
Last name
Angelia Horton
(575) 624-8083
[email protected]
A to C
Rebecca Holstun (575) 624-8406
[email protected]
D to G
(575) 624-8082
[email protected]
Katy Whitman
H to L
Sarah Villarreal
(575) 624-8084
[email protected]
M to O
(575) 624-8077
[email protected]
Linda Stansell
P to S
Ma Eva Heacox
(575) 624-8089
[email protected]
T to Z
Athletic Grants Amanda Garcia
(575) 624-8086
[email protected]
8,672.00
The Tuition Refund Plan
The Tuition Refund Plan is in use at over 1200
leading independent schools and colleges
WHY DO YOU NEED THE TUITION REFUND PLAN ?
Your financial obligation to the school is for the full term as stated in the school’s enrollment
contract. The school cannot refund tuition or cancel unpaid obligations if your child is forced to withdraw
during the term.
If your son or daughter withdraws, the Tuition Refund Plan will pay benefits (subject to the terms of the
policy and the amount insured) to the school, which provides substantial assistance in meeting your
financial obligation.
Every year, thousands of students must withdraw from independent schools. The following are examples
of reasons why:
• Family Move
• Scholastic Difficulties
• Change of Objective
• Financial Problems
• Injury or Sickness
• Mental Health Conditions
• Death of Parent or Student
• Job Loss
• Disciplinary Dismissal
This leaflet explains how to protect your financial commitment against unforeseen withdrawals or dismissals.
The Plan provides substantial insurance protection at a
WHAT THE PLAN COVERS
WITHDRAWAL OR ABSENCE FOR MEDICAL REASONS
• The Plan will pay 75% of the unused term fees, provided the student’s injury or sickness
forces the student to withdraw from school or medical absence lasts for 31 or more consecutive days.
Benefits are paid retroactive to the first day of medical absence.
• The Plan will pay 50% of the unused term fees, provided the student’s mental health condition,
as referenced in DSM V, forces the student to withdraw from school or medical absence lasts
for 31 or more consecutive days.
WITHDRAWAL FOR OTHER THAN MEDICAL REASONS
(Examples include: moves, change of objective, financial hardship and voluntary withdrawals.)
• The Plan will pay 50% of the unused term fees provided the student has withdrawn from school
after attending more than fourteen consecutive calendar days beginning with the student’s first class day
of attendance in the term.
DISMISSAL FROM THE SCHOOL
• The Plan will pay 50% of the unused term fees provided the student is dismissed from the school
after attending more than fourteen consecutive calendar days beginning with the student’s first class
day of attendance in the term.
DEFINITIONS AND CONDITIONS
• The “term” (referred to as “period of coverage” in the policy) upon which benefits are based consists of the actual calendar days in the term (including weekends, holidays and vacations) beginning with the first day of formal academic instruction (excluding pre-season athletic practice, orientation, registration and graduation days)
and ending with the last day of formal academic instruction, including examinations.
• “Withdrawal or absence for medical reasons” means complete, involuntary severance from classes as certified to and regularly treated during the period of coverage by a legally qualified medical practitioner, not related
to the student.
• “DSM V” is the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual.
• “Withdrawal for other than medical reasons” means complete, voluntary severance from classes for the balance of the term.
• “Dismissal” means complete, involuntary severance from classes by the school authorities for scholastic or
disciplinary reasons for the balance of the term.
• “Unused term fees” means the portion of the insured fees paid or payable by the insured student/parent for
the remaining time in the current school term after the student’s withdrawal or dismissal. (i.e., the prorated tuition insured from date of separation to the end of the term.)
PERIOD OF COVERAGE
COVERAGE IS EFFECTIVE UNDER THE PLAN AS FOLLOWS:
MEDICAL: From August 1 through the last day of the academic year.
NON-MEDICAL / DISMISSAL: For the entire term after meeting the fourteen-day attendance
requirement.
LATE-ENTERING STUDENTS who commence classes after opening day may enroll in the Plan provided
premium is paid within 10 days after starting classes. Medical coverage begins on the date the premium is
received. Non-medical coverage is effective after the student has satisfied the fourteen-day attendance
requirement.
EXCLUSIONS
Not Covered Under The Plan
MEDICAL WITHDRAWAL OR ABSENCE DUE TO:
1.war or any act of war or terrorism 2. taking part in a riot 3. pregnancy and/or childbirth 4. use of any drug,
narcotic or agent which is similarly classed or has similar effect unless given by and while under the care of a
doctor 5.suicide or intentionally self-inflicted injury or self-inflicted sickness 6. alcoholism or use of alcohol 7.
nuclear reaction, radiation or radioactive contamination 8. failure to attend classes for any reason other than
injury or sickness 9. injury or sickness (including mental health conditions) for which medical care was received within 180 days prior to the effective date.
WITHDRAWAL FOR OTHER THAN MEDICAL REASONS OR DISMISSAL DUE TO:
1. being inducted into the armed forces or being assigned alternative duty in lieu of active military service
2. any hostile or warlike action 3. rebellion, riot or civil commotion 4. any order of a de jure or de facto governmental or sovereign power directed to the student 5. nuclear reaction, radiation or radioactive contamination 6. destruction of any school facility due to any cause 7. inability of the school to operate and provide
formal academic instruction including closure for any reason 8. temporary non-medical absences, suspensions, changes from resident to day status or schedule reductions 9. boycotting of classes by the student
10. completion of academic requirements or early graduation 11. any withdrawal or dismissal prior to or within
the first fourteen consecutive calendar days beginning with the student’s first class day of attendance in the
term.
Note:
• Medical benefit period ends immediately upon student’s resumption of classes at any school or upon
becoming gainfully employed.
• For medical withdrawals, coverage ceases on the last day of formal academic instruction by the school due
to any reason.
• Withdrawal or dismissal must result in the loss of scholastic credit at the school.
CLAIMS
Claim forms with instructions are available at the school business office. Claims must be reported within
30 days from the date of separation. Benefit payment is made to the school to be credited to the student’s
account. Benefits not required to settle your account with the school, if any, will be refunded to you by the
school.
COST
The cost of the Tuition Refund Plan is detailed in your enrollment materials. Written notification of enrollment in the Plan must be made by the first class day. Premium payment is due within ten days after
the first class day of the term.
UNDERWRITER
The Tuition Refund Plan policy is underwritten by Atlantic Specialty Insurance Company, New York, NY,
for A.W.G. Dewar, Inc., dba A.W.G. Dewar Insurance Agency, Four Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA
02169. The name of each student is listed on a policy which is held by the school business office, not as
agent for the insurance company, but on behalf of insured students and their parents. This leaflet is an
outline of coverage for the ensuing academic year. Actual coverages are governed by the insurance policy on file in the school’s business office. Coverage may change each academic year. A.W.G. Dewar,
Inc. is the originator of the trademarked Tuition Refund Plan.
Website: www.tuitionrefundplan.com
Email: [email protected]
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New Mexico Military Institute
IMPORTANT DATES AY 2016-2017
DATE
24 July 2016
25 July
29 July
31 July
1 Aug
3 Aug
3 Aug
4 Aug
8-14 Aug
15 Aug
19 Aug
27 Aug
16-18 Sept
19-22 Oct
28-29 Oct
11 Nov
12 Nov
8 Dec
11 Dec
17 Dec
2 Jan 2017
5 Jan
8 Jan
28 Jan
4 Feb
TBD
29 April
2 May
12 May
12 May
13 May
EVENT
Fall Cadre Arrive
Cadre Matriculation
Band and Prep students Matriculation
Bronco Football and Volleyball Arrive
Bronco Football and Volleyball Matriculation
Junior College New Cadet Matriculation and Parent Orientation – Parents Invited to Orientation at 1:30 PM in chapel
President/Superintendent Welcoming Reception for Parents and New Cadets (Jr College and High School) – Parents invited (7 PM)
High School New Cadet Matriculation and Parent Orientation – Parents Invited to Orientation at 1:30 PM in chapel
Old Cadets/Break in Service Cadets Matriculation (cadets are encouraged to return early if they must purchase uniforms, prepare
for semester – they will not be excused from classes to matriculate)
Classes start (High School and Junior College)
Returning Cadet Fall Awards Ceremony (Pearson) – (4:00 PM) Parents Invited
End of 21 Day Milestone for Fall RATs/Turning of Spring New Cadets - (Milestone Begins 7:00 AM) Parents Invited
Fall Family Weekend and Parade Parents Invited (Parade begins at 11:00 AM)
Homecoming/Alumni Weekend/Parade – Parents Invited
NMMI Hosted JROTC Drill Meet
NMMI-Hosted Veterans Day Breakfast on Campus
Veterans Day Parade-Stapp Field – Parents Invited
NMMI Winter Concert – Parents Invited
Candlelight Holiday Service Alumni Chapel - Parents Invited
Midyear Graduation and Commissioning – Parents Invited
Spring Cadre Arrive
Spring New Cadet Matriculation
Old Cadets/Break in Service Return
Matchin Awards Ceremony/Turning of eligible Fall New Cadets
End of 28 Day Milestone for Spring RATs - Parents Invited
Spring Family Weekend – Parents Invited
Final Ball
NMMI Spring Concert - Parents Invited
Academic, Leadership, Athletic Awards Ceremony for Graduating Cadets – Parents Invited
Baccalaureate – Parents Invited (Begins at 10:00 AM)
College Commencement – 0800, High School Commencement 1000 – Parents Invited (Cadets must clear campus by 2:00 PM)
THE FOLLOWING ARE SCHEDULED HOLIDAY BREAKS FOR THE 2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR.
*ALL DATES/TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE – ALWAYS CHECK WITH YOUR CADET’S TLA OR SLA.
DATE
After classes 18 November 2016 until 5:00 PM 27 November 2016
Cadets MUST depart campus by 10:00 AM on 19 November, no exceptions
EVENT
Thanksgiving Break
After last final exam until 5:00 PM 8 January 2017
Final exams start 12 Dec. and end 15 Dec. CHECK WITH YOUR CADET as finals are dependent on
their individual schedule. Cadets MUST depart campus by 12:00 PM on 17 December, no exceptions
If cadets need to register for classes, attend to uniform issues, or get haircuts, they may return as early as
6 January 2016
After classes 10 March 2017 until 5:00 PM 19 March 2017
Cadets MUST depart campus by 10:00 AM on 11 March, no exceptions
Christmas/Winter Break
Spring Break
Barracks will re-open at 1700 Saturday - one day prior to the required
return date for all breaks for those who must arrive early.
PLEASE CONTACT NEW MEXICO TEXAS COACHES FOR ALBUQUERQUE AIRPORT BUS
TIMES 1-800-287-5466/www.1800buslimo.com
Plan of the Day 2016
Updated 1 June 2016
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
0515-0555
0600
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
0600
0600
0600
0615 – 0700
0600
0600
0730
BRC w/Formation and March to Bates
0620-0705
0620-0705
0700 - 0745
Free BRC
0620-0705
0620-0705
0620 - 0705
Sick Call
0700-0800
0700-0800
0700-0800
0700-0800
0700-0800
0715-0755
0715-0755
Emergencies
Anytime
Cadet Academic Tutoring (1)
0715-0755
0715-0755
Academics
0755-1145
0755-1145
0755-1145
00755-1145
DRC w/Formation and March to Bates
1145-1230
Academics
1240-1530
Additional Military Instruction (AMI)
Reveille / Personal Hygiene / Room Prep
Drill
Chapel Services
1100-1230
Free DRC
1240-1530
0755-1145
1145-1230
1240-1530
1100-1230
Free DRC
1240-1530
1145-1230
Physical Development Training (4)
1545-1645
1545-1645
1645-1800
1545-1645
1645-1800
Cadet Activities
Personal Hygiene / Free Time
1850
1900-1950
1955-2045
2050-2130
2050-2130
1800-1845
FREE
SRC
1850
1900-1950
1955-2045
2050-2130
2050-2130
1645-1800
1545-1745
1800-1845
FREE IDFY
SRC
1850
1900-1950
1955-2045
2050-2130
2050-2130
2130-2200
2200
2130-2200
2200
2130-2200
2200
MS 3 & 4 Lab
SRC w/Formation and March to Bates (5)
Accountability Formation
Night Study Hall (NSH)
Cadre Prof. Development: SL and above
1545-1645
1800 -1845
FREE SRC
1545-1645
1545-1645
1645-1800
TAPS (6)
1545-1745
1900-2200
1545-1645
(Remedial only)
0900-1200
Free Brunch
Last activity - 1730
1300-1700
1900-2200
0830-1700
1810-1855
1810-1855
1300-1700
1645-1800
1800-1845
FREE SRC
1800-1845
FREE SRC
1850
1900-1950
1955-2045
2050-2130
1850
1900-1950
1955-2045
2050-2130
1545-1745
Recreation/Intramurals/Personal Time
Personal Time/4th Meal
0830-0915 Protestant Services
1600-1645 Bible Study
1700-1755 Catholic Mass
1240-1530
General Permit (3)/ (8)
Tour Squad (7)
0800 - 1200
Academic
Leadership
Athletics (2)
1200-1300
0815-0830
Accountability
Formation
Emergencies
Anytime
2130-2200
2200
2200
2300
2200
Remarks: Refer to numbered items
1.
During Academic Tutoring time in the morning, faculty (except for Wednesday) and TLAs are available in their offices to provide extra-help for cadets. Academic tutoring takes priority for all cadets.
2.
Cadet Leadership Activities and Academic Weekends as specified/approved by the Commandant/ Dean. (e.g., Inspections, Parades, Academic Weekend, Community Service, Drill)
3.
General Permit on Saturday for all cadets (except RATs) as indicated. Additional permits for Yearlings and Old Cadets as outlined in the Blue Book. On Sundays, General Permit for all eligible cadets (except RATs)
4.
Bronco and Colt Athletes attend Practice M-F 1545-1745. SROTC PT is M-T-TH-F from 0515-0615. Prep PT is M-W-F 1545-1645. All other cadets attend Corps PT M-W-F 1545-1645. Troops will rotate
throughout the semester through the Fitness Factory, GAC, Ropes Course and LRC as designated in the Training Schedule. Cadets who have not passed their MAPFT will attend remedial PT on Fridays. Tours
Trump Remedial PT.
5.
Free SRC Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Cadets will remain on post. Free SRC Wednesday only for IDFY cadets in “good standing”. These cadets may go off post for IDFY. There will be an
accountability formation at 1850.
6.
Cadets may request approval of Late Lights to 2300 for HS and 2400 for JC from the appropriate Commandant Staff member
7.
Tour Squad on Holidays 1300 – 1700
8.
See Training Schedule for Holiday Permit times
575-624-8400
Fax: 575-624-8459
Dean of Students
1 June 2016
Memorandum for: Parents, Guardians, and Cadets
Subject: Cadet Services Announcements
1.
HOLIDAY BUS TRANSPORTATION TO AIRPORTS
a.
2.
New Mexico Texas Coaches, LLC (1-800-287-5466) will provide holiday airport transportation for
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring breaks.
1)
During the holiday breaks cadets are not permitted to remain in the barracks since there are no
services (barracks supervision, medical support, or food services). The details governing cadet
holiday buses will be published on the Parent E-News and NMMI Website by 1 August
2016. Please note NMMI does not manage holiday transportation, you must contact New
Mexico Texas Coaches, LLC for details and pricing. The bus companies are not responsible for
delayed or cancelled flights and are not obligated to hold bus departures from the airport. We always
recommend that cadets arrive at the airport well before bus departure times for return to Roswell.
2)
Cadets and parents should expect bus departures to Albuquerque Airport at 0600 (6 am)
on Saturday, 19 November with return to NMMI from Albuquerque Airport on Sunday, 27
November at 1800 (6 pm) for Thanksgiving, 0600 (6 am) on Friday, 16 December with return to
NMMI from Albuquerque Airport on Sunday, 8 January at 1800 (6 pm), and 0600 (6 am)
on Saturday, 11 March with return to NMMI from Albuquerque Airport on Sunday, 19 March at
1800 (6 pm) for Spring Break.
3)
NMMI provides a shuttle to Roswell airport with departures from campus on the same days and
times for cadets departing from campus to Albuquerque (see previous paragraph for times). NMMI
does not provide a shuttle for returning cadets after breaks from Roswell airport due to limited
resources and multiple arrivals.
4)
Sunshine Cab Company, (575) 910-3400, provides local transportation. The city of Roswell also
operates local city buses and cadets in uniform may ride the city buses for free.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
a. Cadets will use our contracted laundry and dry cleaning service as part of their tuition and fees. The turnaround time is normally 24 hours, but not more than 48 hours on regular business days. Limited washers
and dryers are available for cadets in the barracks as a convenience only, and are not intended to support
normal laundry requirements. RATs are required to use the contract laundry/dry cleaning service from
arrival until the Monday after Fall/Spring Family Weekend.
Lieutenant Colonel, US Army (Ret)
575-624-8400
Fax: 575-624-8459
Dean of Students
1 June 2016
Memorandum For: Parents, Guardians, and Cadets
Subject: Medical Care at NMMI
1.
2.
General Information
a. Marshall Infirmary is a 32 bed facility located on post, with a nurse on 24-hour duty. This allows
for hospitalization, isolation and treatment of simple diseases and minor injuries. In case of
serious illness, serious injury, or when surgery is required, arrangements for the necessary
treatment will be made by the Infirmary staff.
b.
Sick Call is scheduled from 7:00 AM until 8:00 AM Monday through Friday. Cadets may still be
seen throughout the day if necessary. Cadets can be seen by the Physician’s Assistant or Nurse
Practitioner twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The Chief
Medical Officer has a clinic on Fridays at 0800. The NMMI Athletic Trainers work closely with
the Infirmary staff and are available at the infirmary Monday through Friday mornings until 8:30
AM.
c.
NMMI provides a driver from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Monday through Friday to transport cadets to
and from medical appointments. If a cadet needs to go somewhere after hours, a member of the
commandant staff will transport the cadet.
d.
Diagnostic tests, blood tests or treatment which cannot be done at the infirmary are not included
in the tuition and are the responsibility of the cadet. There may be charges to the Cadets account
for certain supplies and or medications used at the Infirmary. These items are charged on an
individual basis for use.
Medical Insurance
a. The Infirmary does NOT process any insurance or medical claims. It is the student’s
responsibility to abide by US Law and have insurance that is accepted in the United States. ANY
CHANGE IN INSURANCE NEEDS TO BE PROVIDED TO THE INFIRMARY
IMMEDIATLY.
b.
Insurance Cards:
Please provide a clear, enlarged copy of your insurance card. Copies of both FRONT and BACK
are needed. Please make sure it is legible. If you can’t read it, we can’t read it.
Please note that foreign insurances and Medicaid from other states are routinely denied
insurances. Please check with your states Medicaid program to see about receiving NM
Medicaid. If you choose to use a foreign insurance, you will be responsible for submitting
your medical claims.
3.
Prescriptions and Medications:
a. Prescription medications are ordered through the contracted pharmacy by the infirmary
staff. MEDICATIONS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Insurance information that is on file in the Cadets chart will be sent down with the medication
order. If there is a co-pay, it will be charged to the Cadets account. The infirmary is not
responsible for charges incurred due to outdated or lack of insurance.
b.
4.
Medical Furloughs slips are available in the Infirmary for Cadets who need to go off post for
longer than the standard appointment. It is the Cadets responsibility to come obtain and fill out
the proper form. The Infirmary Staff will then verify the appointment so that the furlough may be
processed.
Medical Requirements:
The following are the medical requirement for New Mexico Military Institute. All should be completed
prior to matriculation. If you have any questions, please call Marshall Infirmary at (575) 624-8235
after 1 August 2016.
a.
Physical Exam:
The physical must be legible and complete with dates and signatures. Incomplete physicals will
not be accepted. All physicals must be less than one year old.
b.
Health and Consent Form (HCF):
The HCF must be filled out completely. Every question should be answered. Any question
answered YES will need to have an explanation. If you have had Chicken Pox please mark the
appropriate box and have proper documentation from your doctor’s office of when the illness
occurred. Sign and date the back of the form with current phone numbers (home and cell) and
mailing address.
c.
Immunizations:
Please be aware of the required immunizations to attend NMMI. Requirements vary from state to
state and country to country. Please review the immunization schedule for the state of New
Mexico to ensure that you have all of the appropriate immunizations prior to matriculation. Please
provide a clear legible copy of your immunization record. Most states have electronic records.
Check to see if your state can provide you with a copy of your electronic records.
Required
Strongly Recommended
MMR – Documentation of two doses
Menactra Meningococcal
HEP A – Documentation of two doses
HPV (females only)
HEP B – Documentation of at least three doses
Influenza (annually)
OPV or IPV – Documentation of at least three doses
Tetanus or Tdap – Documentation of dose in the last ten years
Varicella – Documentation of immunization or of having illness
The medical staff led by Laurie Pittman RN CFRN, at the New Mexico Military Institute greatly
appreciates you taking the time to review the required medical documentation. Ensuring that all
requirements are met will make providing your health care more effective and efficient for all involved. If
you have any further questions please call Marshall Infirmary at (575) 624-8235.
575-624-8400
Fax: 575-624-8459
Dean of Students
1 June 2016
Memorandum For: Parents/Guardians/College Cadets
Subject: Proof of Medical Insurance Policy
1. In order for the NMMI medical staff to coordinate and expedite secondary medical
care (follow-up visits after emergency room visits, and schedule doctor’s
appointments), all cadets are required to provide proof (copy) of insurance for
medical, dental, prescriptions, etc. Copies of these documents are to be provided to
the medical staff during Matriculation.
2. All cadets participating in high school athletics, college athletics, or JROTC
competitions must provide proof of insurance to be eligible to play or participate.
3. Proof of insurance will be kept on file in the Infirmary and must be updated annually,
or when there is any change in insurance coverage. The Infirmary medical staff will
maintain a list of those cadets who have not provided proof of insurance.
4. All costs for medical treatment received are the responsibility of the parent or adult
cadet. This includes submitting bills and other documentation to their own insurance
company as required.
5. Cadets may jeopardize their ability to remain at NMMI if they are unable to perform
routine Corps activities that include physical fitness training. A cadet’s inability to
obtain necessary medical care due to a lack of insurance is not a valid excuse for nonparticipation in Corps activities. If this occurs, the Commandant may initiate action
that requires a cadet to go before the NMMI Medical Review Board to be considered
for disenrollment.
1 June 2016
Memorandum for: Parents and New Cadets
Subject: Cadet Mail
1. New cadets will be assigned a mail slot during the first week of school. Until you have
been notified of his/her mail slot number, leave the "NMMI Mail Slot #" blank. The
NMMI Post Office will ensure that any mail addressed to a cadet will be placed in his/her
mail slot until you are able to include the mail slot number in your cadet's address. There
is no package restriction.
2. Cadets are expected to check their mail between 0730 – 1630.
3. Cadet mail should be addressed as follows:
Cadet Last Name, First Name
NMMl Mail Slot ______ (do not use the word "PO Box or Box")
101 W. College Blvd.
Roswell New Mexico 88201-5173
4. The following carriers deliver mail to NMMI:
U S Postal Service
Fed-X
UPS
5. Cadets are able to purchase postage stamps, stamped envelopes and mail letters and
packages at this office. They must pay by cash or check only.
6. If you have any questions, stop by the NMMI Post Office or you may call Ronnell James,
Supervisor of the NMMI Post Office, at (575) 624-8103.
575-624-8400
Fax: 575-624-8459
Dean of Students
1 June 2016
Memorandum For: Corps of Cadets and Parents/Guardians
Subject: Policy Letter #1 Emergency Contact and Routine Correspondence/Contact during Duty/Non-Duty Hours
1.
Parents/guardians are encouraged to utilize the Troop Leadership Advisors (TLA), Squadron Leadership Advisor
(SLA), Chaplain, Counselor, Academic Advisors and Coaches as first points of contact for emergencies such as
death, severe illness in the family, or any other matter that may be extremely difficult for the cadet.
2.
Emergency contact numbers to contact your cadet, during normal duty hours (0600-2200) and during non-duty
hours 24/7.
3.
a.
TLA Command Post
(575) 624-8478
(575) 624-8163
b.
Hagerman Guard Box (0600-2200)
(575) 624-8418
c.
Night Accountability and Control Officer (2200-0600)
Hagerman Barracks
Saunders Barracks
Cell Phone (2200-0600)
(575) 624-8478
(575) 624-8474
(575) 910-8667
d.
Campus Police (anytime)*
*Wait for office phone to forward to cell phone when officer is on patrol
(575) 624-8421
e.
Infirmary
(575) 624-8235
f.
Chaplain
*Wait for office phone to forward to cell phone when Chaplain is out of his office
(575) 624-8211
g.
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Emergency Room
(575) 622-8170
h.
Lovelace Regional Medical Center Emergency Room
(575) 627-7000
All cadets are required to check NMMI email accounts twice daily when not on status for sports, cadet activities,
or furloughs. Cadets are also required to check their mail boxes twice a week. To contact a cadet during normal
duty hours (0600-2200) for routine issues and correspondence, the following options should be used.
a.
The primary non-emergency method of contact is to e-mail your cadet.
(for example) [email protected] or [email protected] (ID number must include zeros at
beginning)
b.
Troop Leadership Advisor. Voice and email capability.
*Wait for office phone to forward to cell phone when TLA is out of his/her office
(575) 624-____
c.
TLA Command Post (24/7 operations and internal radio capability)
Cell Phone (2200-0600)
(575) 624-8478
(575) 624-8163
d.
Academic Advisors (0800-1530). Voice and email capability.
(575) 624-8360
e.
Hagerman Guard Box
(575) 624-8418
or 8419
f.
Parents or guardians are encouraged to send letters and cards.
4.
The contacts listed above should be utilized first during normal duty hours. Please talk to your cadet’s Troop
Leadership Advisor (TLA) or Squadron Leadership Advisor (SLA) first!
Emergency contact numbers if unsuccessful in reaching your cadet are listed below.
PLEASE ALLOW AT LEAST FOR 7 RINGS AS PHONES WILL FREQUENTLY ROLL
FROM OFFICE TO POLICE, SLA AND TLA CELL PHONES
a.
b.
c.
5.
6.
Squadron Leadership Advisors
1st Squadron (Troops A,B,C,HQ)
2nd Squadron (Troops E,F,G,H)
3rd Squadron (Troops K,L,M,N,O)
(575) 624-8461
(575) 624-8474
(575) 624-8460
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Deputy Commandant for Operations. Voice and email capability.
(575) 624-8405
[email protected]
Deputy Commandant for Support. Voice and email capability.
(575) 624-8404
[email protected]
d.
Commandant’s Office. Voice and email capability.
(575) 624-8403
(575) 624-8400
(575) 624-8402
e.
Campus Police (24/7 operations)
(575) 624-8421
f.
Infirmary (when applicable)
(575) 624-8235
Authorized contact from cadets to parent/guardian during normal duty hours (0600-2200).
a.
Email to parents
b.
Parents are advised that cell phone use during night study hall (1900-2130) and after TAPs (2200-0600) is
prohibited.
c.
Letters/Post Cards
Questions regarding this policy should be addressed to the cadet’s Troop Leadership Advisor or Squadron
Leadership Advisor. If they cannot be reached, please call the Commandant’s office at (575) 624-8403 or (575)
624-8400.
Cc: Staff and Faculty
575-624-8400
Fax: 575-624-8459
Dean of Students
1 June 2016
Subject: Policy #2 Required, Authorized, Unauthorized and Issue Items
1.
The following items are required for all cadets.
a.
These items must be purchased in advance:
1)
Alarm clock (Electric clock, with backup battery strongly suggested)
2)
One regular size pillow (oversize is unauthorized) and 2 white pillow cases
3)
Six white towels (bath size) and six white washcloths
4)
Physical training running or “cross training” shoes (at least one pair, they must be ALL BLACK
SHOES WITH BLACK SHOE LACES – NO ACCENT COLORS)
•
•
•
5)
Zip-up high tops are unauthorized.
Wear them before arriving at school so they have a chance to get broken in.
Athletic shoes with exposed individual toes or with bright colored laces or trim are not
authorized.
One pair of slippers or flip flops (black, white, red, or grey)
6)
Sleepwear—at least two sets (black, red, white, or gray—cotton sweat suit/gym shorts and shirt type is
preferred and most practical for both male and female)
7)
Black pocket comb/brush
8)
Fingernail clippers with file
9)
Sunblock cream, sunscreen, and chapstick
10) Electric (optional) or disposable razors
11) Black permanent ink laundry marking pen
12) Hanging garment bag for storage of civilian clothes
13) Civilian clothes (for when authorized to be worn or carried on a school sponsored trip) including:
b.
•
A long sleeve collared shirt, conservative collared shirt for males, or blouse for females
•
One or two pairs of trousers/khaki or black “Dockers style” for males or slacks for females.
Male only items:
1)
Boxer shorts/briefs and crew neck tee shirts (minimum fourteen white sets)
2)
Athletic supporter (2)
3)
Long underwear (bottoms), neutral or white - 2 pair required
4)
Black, red, gray, white or a combination of these colors swimming suit (boxer type—Speedo type is
unauthorized except for swim team members during competition)
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c.
Female only items:
1)
Underwear, brassieres, slips, and crew neck tee shirts (at least fourteen sets).
•
•
2)
3)
Long underwear (bottoms only, white or neutral) – 2 pair required
Brassieres will be worn while in uniform on/off campus (sports bras for PT, intramurals, and
sports are authorized).
• White Briefs, boy shorts, hipsters or bikini underwear are highly recommended for female cadets.
(Expensive thong or other underwear is not appropriate).
The following makeup is optional and must be worn conservatively in earth or natural tones:
• Foundation
• Powder
• Eye shadow
• Blush
• Water proof mascara
• Clear lip gloss
• Eye/lip liner, lip stick, and any cosmetics containing glitter are unauthorized items.
• Clear nail polish, hair spray or spritz may be used.
Earrings: small gold studs, silver studs, or pearl stud earrings (only one pair at a time and ¼ inch in
diameter)
4)
Barrettes, pins, clips, etc. must be neutral color or transparent and inconspicuously placed. Scrunchies
are prohibited.
5)
Skin tone panty hose or equivalent with skirts (if skirt is purchased)
6)
One piece swim suit (black, red, white, gray or some combination—bikinis are not authorized)
7)
Hair brush, hair dryers and curling irons must have automatic shutoff
8)
Regular nail care equipment
9)
Purse should be simple and plain black only. This is the only type or color authorized with any cadet
uniform.
10) Yoga pants are not authorized.
d.
Additional items that are authorized (one of each):
1)
Cell Phone (after 21/28 days)
2)
Printer
3)
MP-3s, IPods and IPod Touch, IPads, and portable CD players with headphones
4)
Camera
5)
Small vacuum (Dirt Devil type or hand held)
6)
Ironing boards (small) and irons with auto shutoff
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7)
8)
9)
Watch – Conservative (black, brown, silver, or gold), regular size
• No oversized watches
• No white or bright colored watches
• No wide band watches
Eyeglasses – Conservative (black, brown, clear, wire, silver or gold) frames, no bright colors,
embedded jewelry, etc.
Electric razors
10) Long underwear (2 pair, bottoms only, white or neutral)
e.
Items which may be brought from home or purchased at the NMMI Cadet Store.
(The Cadet Store does have a wide variety of school supplies and sundry items.)
1)
Toothbrush, toothpaste and dental floss
2)
Bath soap or body wash
3)
Disposable razors (limited quantity)
4)
Deodorant (mandatory and non-aerosol)
5)
Feminine hygiene products
6)
Disinfectant cleaner, window cleaner and sponges
7)
Lemon oil furniture polish
8)
Broom, dust pan and small black or dark brown trash can
9)
Paintball/Racquetball/Tennis equipment/Golf clubs/musical instrument
10) Liquid laundry detergent and dryer fabric softener with static guard
11) Insect repellent
2.
NMMI will not be responsible for lost, abandoned, or stolen items. Cadets and parents/guardians are highly
encouraged to obtain appropriate personal property insurance to cover authorized high dollar personal items such
as computers, cell phones, IPods, IPads, MP-3s, digital cameras, watches and jewelry.
3.
Unauthorized Items: Due to the limited desk space, storage area, electrical power capacity, and safety issues, the
following items are not authorized, as indicated by cadet status.
a.
Electric/Battery operated hair clippers are not allowed for any cadets.
b.
TVs, VCRs, or DVD players, stereos (stand-alone) and speakers are not allowed for new cadets and
yearlings.
c.
Any computer games and playing devices (i.e. X-Box, PlayStation, Gameboy, Wii, etc.) are not allowed for
new cadets and yearlings.
d.
Maximum monitor size for authorized TVs and computers screens is 21 inches.
e.
Refrigerator, microwaves, hot pots/plates, toasters, coffee makers, cooking devices, water coolers, candles,
matches, lighters or any device creating an open flame are not allowed for any cadets. Cadets are not
authorized to cook in their rooms!
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f.
Floor heaters, fans, air purifiers, humidifiers, hair clippers, water fountains, desk lamps or any type of lighting
are not allowed for any cadets.
g.
Stuffed animals, oversize pillows, comforters, knick knacks are not allowed for any cadets.
h.
Bicycles, skateboards, or roller skates are not allowed for any cadets.
i.
Any quantity of food that cannot be consumed within 2 days. All food must be kept in plastic containers and
must fit in a cadet’s personal locker. This applies to all cadets except RATs. Fall RATs cannot have any
food in their rooms for the first 21 days and Spring RATs cannot have any food in their rooms for the
first 28 days.
NOTE: If unauthorized items are found, they will be confiscated and mailed home at the cadet’s expense. While
authorized in small size and quantity, Holiday decorations are to be kept to a minimum. Please check with your
cadet or TLA prior to sending.
4.
Cadets need very little pocket money and are highly discouraged from maintaining large amounts of cash (more
than $50.00) on their person or in their rooms.
5.
All items brought to NMMI are required to be marked with the cadet’s number. Various clubs, sports, and
activities may require cadets to purchase additional equipment, uniforms or accessories. While in uniform cadets
are authorized to wear a watch, one ring and a medical bracelet. Attached is the list of items issued during
matriculation. Questions about this policy should be addressed through the Commandant’s chain of command
starting with the Troop Leadership Advisor.
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1 June 2016
Memorandum For: Cadets and Parents/Guardians
Subject: Policy #3 Computer Requirements, Standard Operating Procedures and General Information
1.
This policy provides information regarding the standard operating procedures for computer use and
requirements at New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI). NMMI will provide all new cadets with a laptop.
Wireless capability exists in the barracks and all buildings across campus.
2. If you bring your own computer, network software installation is required. Wireless and wired connections
are provided to each cadet desk. Computers must be able to support 10/100 MB Ethernet connections.
Operating systems capable of network connections are also required. Microsoft Windows 7 is currently
the campus standard. Machines with Windows XP will not be allowed on the NMMI network. Machines
with Windows 2000, Windows Millennium (ME), Windows 98 and Windows 95 are no longer supported
by Microsoft and are no longer supported by NMMI. Macintosh, UNIX, or Linux operating systems
are not supported on the NMMI network or by the NMMI IT staff. Hardware/software installation
arrangements should be made with vendors if you are uncomfortable installing it yourself. State law
prohibits NMMI Staff from working on personal computers owned by cadets.
3. Monitor sizes are limited to no larger than 21 inches.
4. Microsoft Office 2013 (Word, Excel, Access, etc.) is the campus standard and required software. It is
distributed to cadets, at no charge, under NMMI’s Microsoft Campus Wide Agreement. Other word
processing software is not required. All computers must have antivirus and antispyware software with upto-date definitions installed to be connected and allowed access to the NMMI network. NMMI does not
provide anti-virus or anti-spyware software for cadet personal computers. Symantec, McAfee, Trend
Micro, or AVG is recommended for virus protection. Windows Defender or Ad-Aware are recommended
for protection against spyware.
5. Cadets are reminded the cadet network is a shared resource. Actions of one user will affect others.
Established standards for computers and network usage (the CAUP) ensure network reliability and fair
access for the greatest number of cadets. Network activity is monitored. Abuse of network privileges can
result in loss of network access and/or disciplinary action.
6. Questions regarding the computer policy can be directed to Information Systems, Communications, and
Technologies (ISCT) at (575) 624-8110 email: [email protected].
Cc: Faculty and Staff
575-624-8400
Fax: 575-624-8459
Dean of Students
1 June 2016
Memorandum For: Cadets and Parents/Guardians
Subject: Policy #4 Storage, Handling, and Distribution of Prescription Medications
1. The purpose of this policy is to identify how prescription medications brought to campus
by cadets and those provided by New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) Infirmary are
handled and dispensed. During each Academic Year, the Infirmary staff is on duty 24
hours a day.
2. Routine medications brought to campus by cadets:
a. Medications that have been prescribed by a cadet’s personal physician, or at the
discretion of the Nurse Practitioner and the Health Services Administrator, must be
brought to the Infirmary and logged in. These medications include, but are not limited
to steroids, liquid antibiotics, muscle relaxers, nicotine patches, and any other
medications deemed to have a potential for misuse/abuse. Medications available overthe-counter, such as vitamins, cough medicine, Tylenol, ibuprofen, etc., must also be
brought to the Infirmary and logged in. Misuse, abuse, unauthorized possession or
sharing of prescription or over-the-counter drugs are a violation of the NMMI
Drug Policy, and could result in sanctions up to and including dismissal.
b. Notations about the medication, dosage, and prescriber are made by the Infirmary
staff. The cadet reads and signs a statement at the bottom of the Log-In form,
indicating that they understand how to take the medication that they will not give or
sell it to another person, and that misuse of the medication is grounds for disciplinary
action that could result in dismissal. Expired medications will be destroyed and
annotated by the medical staff.
c. The Log-In form also states that the cadet understands that any medication prescribed
to them while attending school at NMMI from a provider other than the Nurse
Practitioner or the Medical Director must be logged in at the Infirmary and all of the
cadet’s questions have been answered. The cadet signs the form and receives a copy to
keep with the medication in his/her room. Medications not logged in and found in a
cadet room can result in disciplinary action up to and including dismissal.
d. The CMDT’s office is notified daily of any medications missed the previous day. The
CMDT’s staff will counsel the individual cadet who is out of compliance with his or
her medication regimen and follow up with the parent, cadet, and Infirmary staff.
Parents or guardians of High School cadets will be notified by Infirmary staff and
TLAs regarding non-compliance issues. Failure to take prescribed medications may
require an appearance before a medical review board, possibly resulting in suspension.
3. Narcotics:
a. All narcotic medicines are kept locked up in the Infirmary. The cadet is required to come
to the Infirmary to take them if he/she is not currently admitted. Besides the obvious
abuse potential, it is important for the nursing staff to be able to assess the pain level of
the cadet and ascertain whether or not the cadet needs to be further evaluated or if the
pain is being adequately treated by the current medication and dosage.
b. When the cadet is healed and no longer needs the narcotic, he/she is asked to come to the
Infirmary prior to a break in the semester or at semester end and take the medication
home, or the medication is destroyed by the pharmacist.
c. Narcotics are counted at every shift change and monitored very closely.
4. Mood-Altering Medications and Stimulants:
a. These medications are administered by licensed personnel only on a “watch-take” basis
because most of these medications are for ADHD and are strictly controlled by the DEA
and New Mexico Board of Pharmacy. Besides the potential for abuse, it is important for
the nursing staff to continually assess the cadet and bring to the attention of the prescriber
any problems or potential problems noted, such as weight loss, lethargy, or inadequate
effectiveness of the particular medication.
b. A list of cadets taking these types of medications will be made available by the Infirmary
staff to Troop Leadership Advisors and Academic Advisors, through the Commandant’s
Cadet Counselor.
c. The nursing staff also notifies the parents and Health Services Administrator if a cadet
has missed more than three doses consecutively. Many of the medications for depression
and anxiety cannot be stopped abruptly because of the potential for an adverse reaction.
5. Questions regarding this policy should be addressed through the Commandant’s chain of
command starting with the cadet’s Troop Leadership Advisor or directly to Ms. Laurie
Pittman, RN CFRN at (575) 624-8235.
Cc: Faculty and Staff
575-624-8400
Fax: 575-624-8459
Dean of Students
1 June 2016
Subject: Policy #5 Abandoned Property
1. New Mexico Military Institute is not responsible for personal property abandoned on
post by a cadet. Personal property may include any property left in a barracks room, in any
troop storage area, or in contraband storage in the Campus Police department. Cadets
and/or parents/guardians must make arrangements for possible temporary storage of
property with the TLA/SLA prior to a cadet departure for any reason. Failure to make
arrangements for temporary storage results in property identified as abandoned. Suspended
or dismissed cadets do not have the privilege of temporary storage.
2. Cadets who abandon NMMI property may be held liable for the item(s) they fail to
return.
3. Cadets are responsible for their personal property upon arrival on matriculation day. Cadets
are permitted to utilize temporary storage of personal property that is not authorized to be
stored in their personal barracks room while enrolled at NMMI. Cadets will coordinate with
their assigned Troop Leadership Advisor (TLA) in accordance with current procedures to
pack, label, and store property in Troop storage areas (trunk rooms) to include providing an
inventory form.
4. In limited cases a cadet may coordinate with his/her TLA for temporary storage of personal
property before attending a subsequent semester to include rare occasions where a Break in
Service (BIS) may delay return or re-enrollment (e.g. attendance in military training). Early
Commissioning Program (ECP) cadets (Army ROTC) should arrange with the Senior Army
ROTC Department for temporary storage of military issued equipment in lieu of storage in
the barracks.
5. Cadets who depart NMMI without following clearing procedures and leave personal
property - or school property - in their assigned room are still responsible for that property.
Any property that temporary storage was not arranged for, not claimed or arranged
for pick up for return COD or pre-paid, or personally picked up by someone
designated by the owner, after all cadets have departed at the end of a school year, will
be disposed of.

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