ROTC Language and Culture Project
Overview
The ROTC Language and Culture Project (LCP) at The University of Texas at Austin provides instruction in and exposure to the languages and cultures of the Persian- and Arabic-speaking communities in the Middle East. The goal of the LCP is to cultivate a deeper understanding of these cultures within UT’s ROTC student body in an effort to enrich each cadet and midshipman’s military, professional and personal experiences and to prepare them for possible contact with these communities in the course of their military and professional careers.
Eligibility
All currently enrolled cadets and midshipmen in good standing with the University are eligible to participate in LCP activities and programs. Active duty personnel affiliated with UT’s ROTC programs are encouraged to participate in all activities, but are not eligible to receive funding through the LCP.
For more information, please contact:
Kimberly Dahl
ROTC-LCP Program Coordinator
Department of Middle Eastern Studies
West Mall Building 1.110
512-232-1927
Current News
Cadets to study in Morocco and Tajikistan
LCP provides a chance to learn more about cultures and histories of Persian- and Arabic-speaking communities
Congratulations to seven Air Force and Army ROTC cadets who have received funding to study Arabic and Persian this summer under the auspices of the ROTC Language and Culture Program.

