Organization
The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets (VTCC) is a cadet-run organization, consisting of approximately 800 members, and is modeled on an Army infantry regiment structure. The cadet corps is supervised by a senior leadership staff who establish cadet regulations and enforce base line guidance for the running of the cadet corps. The day-to-day corps activities, however, are run by the cadets.
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