Join the Delta Omega Honorary Society in Public Health for a panel discussion exploring the role and impact of artificial intelligence in public health. Leaders from medicine, nursing and public health research will share their insights and perspectives on how AI is shaping research, healthcare and the future of public health.
Panelists:
Information Dominance
Cyber
This is where the Army’s high-tech warriors thrive. They combine computer science, intelligence analysis, and strategic creativity to outpace adversaries across land, sea, air, space, and cyberspace. When the Army has the information edge, it owns the fight.
Force Sustainment
Adjutant General, Finance, Logistics, Medical Services
These professionals make the impossible possible. They move fuel, food, ammunition, and equipment across challenging terrain, manage the flow of resources in real time, and ensure every soldier is cared for, paid, and supported. Even though they often work behind the scenes, they are embedded within operational units, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with those on the front lines.
Operations Support
Military Intelligence, Signal Corps
They’re the bridge between planning and performance, making sure that troops on the front line have exactly what they need, exactly when they need it. From intelligence analysts who uncover critical enemy movements to communications specialists who keep information flowing under pressure, operations support keeps the Army one step ahead.
Operational Branches
Air Defense Artillery, Armor, Chemical Corps, Aviation, Engineer Corps, Field Artillery, Infantry, Military Police
These are the warriors at the center of every mission. Thinkers and doers who thrive in complex environments and make split-second decisions that determine success. From the first plan to the final execution, they embody the Army’s core values: teamwork, leadership, and the relentless drive to win.
Deadline: Jan. 10 (Seniors)
Deadline: Jan. 10 (Seniors)
After email confirmation, follow all steps in accordance with the ROTC Scholarship website.
Direct all questions to Mr. Patrick Grow, ROTC Admissions Officer, 330-672-8209, armyrotc@kent.edu
Cyber
The Cyber branch conducts defensive and offensive operations in cyberspace to protect Army networks, disrupt enemy systems and defend national interests. Cyber officers lead teams that identify and counter digital threats, secure critical infrastructure and execute operations that target adversary networks and capabilities. They work across the Army and with joint and interagency partners to deliver effects in the information and cyber domains.
