Students - Dr. Cech invites you to "Pizza with the Presidents" at halftime. College President Cech and student government President Guillermo Perez-Ochoa will pass out 100 pizzas enough for 300 students at half time.
Military Appreciation Game
In honor of Veterans Day, Carroll College will be hosting a “Military Appreciation Game” on November 11, 2023, at its final football game of the regular season. All veterans and active duty military with I.D. will receive free admission to Carroll’s 12 pm football game against Montana Tech. In addition, there will be two tailgating spots reserved for military programs. Spot #38 is being manned by the VFW, and #39 is being hosted by Carroll’s Saints to the Front ROTC Program. Attendees are invited to stop by the tailgate area and sign a Christmas card to be sent out to a deployed soldier.
Prior to the start of the game, the Boy Scouts of America will be presenting the American flag during the national anthem. The Montana Army National Guard 190th Chemical Recon Detachment will be presenting the game ball with Halo on tactical vehicles. Additionally, both before and during the event there will be an Abrams Tank and a Bradley Fighting vehicle on static display with crews from the Montana Army National Guard.
Individuals can show their support for the Carroll College Saints to the Front ROTC program by purchasing a Fighting Saints Military Appreciation t-shirt, offered in a heathered purple and coyote brown option. The shirts are available in the Carroll College Saints Shoppe bookstore as well as online.
As we observe Veterans Day, let us call to mind the dedication and sacrifices made by our country's veterans and their loved ones. Let us come together in our pledge to uphold the duties and assurances given to them, and to commemorate their service with compassion, respect, and harmony. On behalf of the entire Carroll College community, we thank you and honor you today and always.
Veteran Services and ROTC at Carroll
Carroll College is committed to providing our veterans and military families with the support, guidance and financial assistance necessary to obtain an education at Carroll College. It is because of this commitment to our veterans that U.S. News and World Report has consistently ranked Carroll as one of the Best Regional Colleges in the West For Veterans.
Carroll College has a long history serving military members beginning in 1943 when Carroll participated in the U.S. Navy’s V-12 program. The principal initiative Carroll currently has in place to assist veterans is the Yellow Ribbon Program which in accordance with the post 9/11-GI bill provides a tuition-free education to qualifying veterans and family members.
For more information regarding veteran services, contact Annette Farley, afarley@carroll.edu, (406) 447-4547, or visit the Veterans Services website.
In addition, Carroll has a robust ROTC program that offers two, three, and four-year scholarships, which pay full tuition and fees. Learn more about Carroll'sROTC program here or contact CPT Clay Cantrell at 406-447-5484, ccantrell@