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Three New Cadets Join PSIA

Posted: January 23, 2023 by Larry Morton

As is the case every year the week before the start of the spring semester, incoming cadets experienced Freshmen Recruit Orientation Group (FROG) Week. Under the leadership of the brigade commander Cadet Col. Warren Walker and battalion commanders Cadet Lt. Col. Christian Brooks and Cadet Lt. Col. Allyson Smith, the FROGS started their days before sunrise and ended with taps at 10 p.m. They took part in arduous physical activity and learned everything there is to know about being a cadet, from recognizing ranks to dorm-room standards.

Of the 25 incoming cadets, three have joined the #PSIAfamily: 

Miles Lockerman, majoring in Strategic & Security Studies/Military Science

Cody McCutcheon, majoring in International Affairs with a European concentration

Garrett Weller, majoring in Strategic & Security Studies/Military Science

On behalf of the entire PSIA faculty and staff – "WELCOME" to these newest members of our #PSIAfamily.

[author: Gabriella Bartlett, IA '23]

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