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The University of Montana Project GO Application - Spring, 2022

Project GO, an initiative of the Defense Language and National Security Education Office and administered by the Institute of International Education (IIE), provides fully funded scholarships to students commissioning through Air Force, Army and Navy ROTC to study critical languages domestically and abroad. The goal of Project GO is to develop future military officers who possess the cross-cultural communication skills required for effective leadership in the 21st century operational environment.

CONFIRMATION OF ELIGIBILITY
You must meet the below criteria to be eligible for a Project GO scholarship. Go to http://www.rotcprojectgo.org/contact-us if you have questions regarding your eligibility status.

☒ I am a U.S. citizen
☒ I am matriculated in an undergraduate degree program in the U.S.
☒ I will remain a matriculated undergraduate student during the program dates
☒ I am in the AROTC, AFROTC or NROTC on track to commission through the ROTC
☒ I will remain a member of the ROTC during the program dates
☒ I am not employed by the US Federal Government

APPLICANT INFORMATION

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Email address

Phone Number

Permanent Address (with Zip Code)

Current Address (with Zip Code)

Date of Birth (MM/DD/YEAR)

APPLICANT EDUCATION

Current College/Institution

Degree Program/Major

Double Major (If you have)

Minor (If you have)

Cumulative GPA/Grading Scale (e.g. 3.5/4.0)

Expected Graduation Date

PROGRAM INFORMATION I AM APPLYING FOR

Language

Arabic
Chinese
Korean

Level

Elementary I

Program type:

Spring Online

ROTC INFORMATION

ROTC Unit

Service

ROTC Level

Are you enrolled in an ROTC leadership lab and ROTC class?

Yes
No

Are you on track to commission?

Yes
No

Expected commission date

Are you contracted?

Yes
No

If you are contracted - what date

Do you currently have an ROTC scholarship?

Yes
No

Are you currently on a critical language scholarship?

Yes
No

Are you, or will you be on active duty status during program dates?

Yes
No

ROTC POINT OF CONTACT (Detachment commander)

Full name (First and last)

Rank

Email

Phone

LANGUAGE BACKGROUND

What is your native language?

Did you grow up with listening to any of your family members speaking foreign language other than English on a daily basis? - If yes, who is the person and what is the language? (use comma for multiple entities)

Please describe previous language training in the language you are applying to (if you had); including years of language study, institutions, etc. (any formal/informal setting).

Please describe the language training at your home university that is available in the language you are applying to; courses, levels, etc.

Please describe any other language training that you had than your native language or the language you are applying to. If you have, list them with total length of the education. (Use comma if you have multiple entities)

PAST PROJECT GO PARTICIPATION

If you previously participated in Project GO, please provide the following information (No. 1~7) for all Project GO scholarships you have been awarded. (Use comma if you have multiple entities) If you have not, you can skip these.

1. Funding Institution

2. Location

3. Language

4. Program Start Date

5. Program End Date

6. Pre-OPIc (Oral Proficiency Interview by Computer) or OPI Score with Date (If you have)

7. Post-OPIc (Oral Proficiency Interview by Computer) or OPI Score with Date (If you have)

SURVEY DATA

The following questions are voluntary and not required, but will be used to achieve a group of Project GO recipients representative of the ROTC population.

Gender

Male
Female
Prefer not to answer

Ethnicity or Race (Select all that apply)

American Indian or Alaska Native
Asian
Black or African American
Hispanic or Latino
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
White
Prefer not to answer

Where did you hear about the Project GO program at the University of Montana? (Select all that apply)

From the ROTC website
From the official Project GO website
From the University of Montana Project GO website
From the ROTC cadre/staff
From previous participants or other peers in school/ROTC
From the advertising posters and brochures
Other

ESSAYS (500 words or less each)

Essay 1

Please address the following points in your first statement:

- Why have you chosen this language to study? Why is it important for you to learn this language?

- How will studying this language in Project GO contribute to your development as an officer?

- How will your Project GO participation impact the military and future US Military officer corps?

Essay 2

Please address the following points in your second statement:

- How will you continue your language studies and maintain your language skills after the completion of your Project GO program? What would be a challenge for you and how would you overcome it?

- Address your future language proficiency goals, study abroad plans, and a language maintenance schedule. Please be as specific as possible.

Your application MUST also include the following items by the application deadline (Your application will not be considered if any of these documents is missing):

1. Unofficial transcripts

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2. A recommendation letter from your commanding officer

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3. An academic letter of recommendation

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I agree that the information I provided above is accurate and true. Should I be awarded a Project GO scholarship, I agree to complete all the required assessments and to register with the national Project GO Student Certification System database. I agree to abide by the host university’s code of conduct and the ROTC standards.

By inputting my name and date - I am digitally signing this application.

If you would like to complete and submit your application please click ">>".

Thank you for submitting your application to the Project GO program at the University of Montana.

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