Corps Organizations

From Skipper Crew to the Historian Staff, more than two dozens Corps organizations enrich the cadet experience through camaraderie and opportunities for professional growth. These organizations are important pieces of the Corps life, providing valuable services and activities for cadets and alumni, as well as upholding and protecting Corps and ROTC traditions.

Cadets in Esprit de Corps do pushups to celebrate a touchdown in Lane Stadium. — Members of Esprit de Corps lead the cheers in the South End Zone of Lane Stadium and do pushups on the field every time the Hokies score.

How to Join a Corps Organization

Cadets are not normally permitted to join any student or cadet organizations during their first semester in the Corps. The only exceptions are participation in religious services, intercollegiate athletics, or joining the VTCC Cyber Team.

During their second semester, first-year cadets who have a 2.5 or higher GPA are permitted to join one Corps , ROTC, or non-social/service university organization.

All other cadets with a 2.0 or higher GPA are permitted to join any university or Corps organizations after their first year.

Consult the Cadet Regulations for more details.

Corps Organizations

Asian American Cadet Organization
Black Cadet Organization
Cadet Alumni Team
Cadet Language Organization
Cadets for a Cause
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Color Guard
Conrad Cavalry
Corps Marksmanship Team
Eagle Scout Association
EMT Staff
Esprit de Corps
Executive Committee
Fenix (Latin Cadets)
Gregory Guard
Growley Team
Hall Council
Helping Educate Regarding Orientation (HERO)
Historian Staff
Honor Court
Inspector General Staff
Men’s Basketball
O-Course Committee
Ordinance Staff
Rappelling Tower Committee
Recruiting Staff
Sash and Saber Honor Society
Signal Corps
Skipper Crew
Society of American Military Engineers
VPI Battalion
VTCC Cyber Team
Women’s Basketball

An O-Course Committee cadet shows another cadet the best way to travel an obstacle. — Cadets in the O-Course Committee teach other cadets the proper way to run the Corps' obstacle course.