Embry-Riddle Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps

This 1/C Marine Monday, we recognize MIDN Jackson Shull.

An Unmanned Aircraft Systems major, MIDN Shull will commission into the United States Marine Corps with a ground contract, beginning his next chapter as a Marine Officer.

During his time in the Battalion, he has served in numerous leadership roles, including PTOPS, Recruiting, Marine Option Company Executive Officer, Marine Option PT Ops, Marine Option Company Commander, and Marine Option Supply, contributing significantly to the readiness and development of the unit.

Outside of ROTC, he enjoys going to the gym, running, flying RC airplanes, and eating.

One of his favorite Battalion memories was participating in AMOI-led PT sessions and the Parris Island FEX, experiences that challenged him and strengthened unit cohesion.

His advice to the 4/C:
“Run a lot, lift a lot, and eat a lot.”

From the Battalion, congratulations MIDN Shull, and thank you for your leadership, dedication, and example to those coming up behind you. We wish you success as you prepare to commission and begin your journey in the United States Marine Corps 🇺🇸 🪖

This 1/C Friday, we recognize MIDN Stephanie Mizeski.
An Aeronautics major with minors in Homeland Security, Aviation Safety, Military Science, and Aeronautical Studies, MIDN Mizeski will commission as a Naval Flight Officer, pursuing a promising career in naval aviation.
During her time in the Battalion, she has served in key leadership roles, including Battalion Logistics Officer, Navigation Assistant Department Head, and Mentorship OIC, playing a vital role in Battalion leadership and developing those around her.
Outside of ROTC, she enjoys working out, traveling, going to the beach, playing softball and volleyball, and watching The Sopranos.
One of her favorite Battalion memories was becoming a close family with her fellow 1/C, a reflection of the strong bonds built through shared challenges and experiences.
Her advice to the 4/C:
“When you make a mistake, own it, learn from it, and move on.”
From the Battalion, congratulations MIDN Mizeski, and thank you for your leadership, dedication, and example to those coming up behind you. We wish you success as you prepare to commission and begin your career as a Naval Flight Officer. ⚓️ 🌊