Extracurriculars

Arnold Air Society

Arnold Air Society (AAS) is a national, professional, honorary service organization of selected Air Force ROTC Cadets. AAS is a private, nonprofit group. Service projects range from joint national projects to local community or campus projects.

AAS community projects include:
    • Serving the disadvantaged.
    • Fostering environmental awareness.
    • Promoting awareness of the plight of Prisoners of War and those Missing in Action.

Booster Club

The Ravens Booster Club is a volunteer student organization supporting Rutgers Air Force ROTC. We manage our funds and collaborate with Rutgers groups to raise money for morale-building events like Paintball, Ravens Night, and our famous detachment BBQs. Our organization engages with the Rutgers community by volunteering at events and reaching out to communities in New Brunswick, Jersey City, and beyond. We focus on boosting morale, giving back, and having fun.

Honor Guard

The Honor Guard is a prestigious unit within Rutgers AFROTC Detachment 485, dedicated to upholding the highest standards of military tradition and excellence. As a member, you will participate in ceremonial duties that honor our nation's heritage, including presenting the colors, executing precision drills, and performing at official events. Joining the Honor Guard offers a unique opportunity to develop leadership, discipline, and a sense of camaraderie with fellow cadets. It's more than just a role—it's a commitment to representing the Air Force with pride and honor. Step into a tradition of excellence and make your mark.

Pershing Rifles

The Pershing Rifles at Rutgers University is an elite, multi-service drill and ceremonial organization dedicated to excellence in military precision and leadership. Founded in 1959, this unit performs high-profile ceremonies and competitions, embodying the traditions and discipline of military service while fostering a strong sense of camaraderie and honor among its members.

i5 Space

i5 Space is a national student organization that operates in conjunction with the U.S. Space Force’s Space Training and Readiness and Command (STARCOM). We aim to deliver educational, training, and professional development resources to students around the country who are interested in pursuing a career in the newest branch of the US military—the Space Force. We are growing every day and currently boast more than 1000 members from 67 different Squadrons! We are also proud to have research partnerships with the Space Force and NATO.