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Seattle University Army ROTC Seattle University Army ROTC program develops, trains and mentors young men and women to be the next generation of commissioned officers for the US Army.

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The Major General Patrick H. Brady Battalion has a long standing history of excellence by consistenlty commisioning some of the finest officers in the Army. Graduates of Seattle University finish their time as students with a rich Jesuit education, preparing them for their diverse roles in the military. The Brady Battalion has commissioned leaders all over the world who draw upon their experiences from Seattle University to effect a positive impact on those around them. Today we look for the leaders of tomorrow to continue our history of excellence.

Week 4 of the school year is officially complete! Great work to all Cadets and students on another productive week.This ...
10/19/2026

Week 4 of the school year is officially complete! Great work to all Cadets and students on another productive week.

This week, our Cadets participated in a joint CWST with UW, completed a ruck, Ranger Challenge PT, and a Leadership Lab focused on Land Navigation.
Our Cadets participated in a joint CWST with UW, providing an a great opportunity to train alongside UW Cadets.
Cadets also completed a ruck, building endurance, discipline, and the ability to work together through physical challenges.
Our Cadets continued to push themselves during Ranger Challenge PT, focusing on physical fitness, mental toughness, and teamwork. During this week’s Leadership Lab, Cadets also focused on Land Navigation, strengthening their ability to read maps, use a compass, and navigate terrain effectively in preparation for our upcoming FTX.

Strike Forward!

10/14/2026

“Your competition isn’t who is right next to you, you are your own competition.” Every lap, every carry, every rep was a choice: stay on the same level or level up. Ranger Challenge doesn’t chase rivals - they create them by outgrowing their old limits.⚡️

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Motivation Monday! Congratulations to our top-scoring cadets on the Army Fitness Test (AFT)! Cadet Foley earned an outst...
10/13/2026

Motivation Monday!
Congratulations to our top-scoring cadets on the Army Fitness Test (AFT)! Cadet Foley earned an outstanding 500 points, while Cadet Mester and Cadet Liuallen each scored 495 points!
Their exceptional performances reflect the dedication, discipline, and hard work required to excel in the program. Their achievements set a strong example for the Brady Battalion and demonstrate the importance of consistent training and commitment to personal improvement. Keep up the great work, Cadets!

Quote of the Week:
“Discipline is choosing what matters most over what feels easiest - and leaders make that choice everyday.”

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Week 3 of the school year is officially complete! Last week, our Cadets took on the Army Fitness Test (AFT), participate...
10/12/2026

Week 3 of the school year is officially complete! Last week, our Cadets took on the Army Fitness Test (AFT), participated in a Leadership Lab focused on grenades and communications, and kicked off our first Spirit PT of the quarter!
Our Cadets demonstrated outstanding effort and determination throughout the AFT, pushing themselves to meet the physical demands of the test and showcasing their commitment to fitness and readiness.
We look forward to another week of learning, training, and moving forward together!

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10/07/2026

Before and after of the Sprint-Drag-Carry! Our Cadets took on this challenging event with determination, strength, and perseverance and crushed it!

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Week 2 of the school year is officially complete! Congratulations to all Cadets and students on completing their first f...
10/03/2026

Week 2 of the school year is officially complete! Congratulations to all Cadets and students on completing their first full week of classes.
This week, we kicked off our first Leadership Lab of the semester, focusing on TCCC, weapons familiarization, and our first ruck.
We look forward to building on these skills throughout the quarter as our Cadets continue to develop their leadership, teamwork, and readiness.

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As we welcome our newest contracted Cadets to the Brady Battalion, we are proud to recognize Cadet Lee for his continued...
10/01/2026

As we welcome our newest contracted Cadets to the Brady Battalion, we are proud to recognize Cadet Lee for his continued hard work, dedication, and commitment to the program.
As a biology major, Cadet Lee has demonstrated a strong commitment to his education while embracing the challenges and responsibilities that come with being a Cadet in ROTC. Outside of ROTC and academics, he is also a dedicated swimmer, demonstrating discipline, perseverance, and a strong commitment to teamwork. His dedication and desire to serve others reflect the values we strive to uphold within the Brady Battalion.
We are proud to have Cadet Lee as part of our program and look forward to seeing him continue to grow as a student, Cadet, and future leader. Congratulations, Cadet Lee!

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As we welcome our newest contracted Cadets to the Brady Battalion, we are proud to recognize Cadet Hanlon for his contin...
10/01/2026

As we welcome our newest contracted Cadets to the Brady Battalion, we are proud to recognize Cadet Hanlon for his continued hard work, dedication, and commitment to the program.
As an Accounting major, Cadet Hanlon has demonstrated a strong commitment to his education while embracing the challenges and responsibilities that come with being a Cadet in ROTC. His dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence reflect the values we strive to uphold within the Brady Battalion.
We are proud to have Cadet Hanlon as part of our program and look forward to seeing him continue to grow as a student, Cadet, and future leader.

Strike Forward!

As we welcome our newest contracted Cadets to the Brady Battalion, we are proud to recognize Cadet Chan for his continue...
09/29/2026

As we welcome our newest contracted Cadets to the Brady Battalion, we are proud to recognize Cadet Chan for his continued hard work, dedication, and commitment to the program.

As a Nursing major, Cadet Chan has demonstrated a strong commitment to his education while embracing the challenges and responsibilities that come with being a Cadet in ROTC. His dedication, perseverance, and commitment to serving others reflect the values we strive to uphold within the Brady Battalion.

We are proud to have Cadet Chan as part of our program and look forward to seeing him continue to grow as a student, Cadet, and future leader. Congratulations, Cadet Chan!

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