United States. Army. Reserve Officers' Training Corps

Black and white print of a group of individuals either in military officer's uniform or formal attire promenading in an unidentified room.

Dr. David Shaw Duncan (later University of Denver chancellor), Granville Johnson (professor of physical education), Earl Engle, and Reuben Borgeson march in an ROTC parade in downtown Denver, Colorado during World War I.

An unidentified man in military uniform pins a decoration on the uniform of an unidentified man in military uniform while a row of persons in similar uniforms stand at attention.

An unidentified woman pins a medal on the jacket of an unidentified man next to an American flag and a University of Denver flag.

The ROTC Sponsor Corps and other military organizations parade on the University of Denver Stadium field while military officers stand at attention. The Field House Arena building and a scoreboard are visible in the background.

Group portrait of seven female members of the ROTC Sponsor Corps at the University of Denver saluting. The members are wearing sailor-style skirts, jackets, and caps and are standing on steps in the middle of a park.

Black and white print of unidentified female ROTC Sponsor Corps Members and male ROTC cadets standing at attention on the University of Denver Stadium football field.

University of Denver Chancellor Chester Alter and an unidentified man with six women comprising the DU ROTC Championship Rifle Team Sponsor Corps.

Six soldiers armed with bayonets run over an obstacle with barbed wire during military exercises near the University of Denver during World War I. A field and two or three houses are visible in the background.

During World War I, the University of Denver was designated as a unit of the Students' Army Training Corps. The records of the unit include enlistment information, physical examination records and demobilization records in addition to correspondence and general material on the Unit.