De Pere, Wis. — St. Norbert College is pleased to announce that its Army ROTC program will remain in place following revised guidance from the U.S. Army.

In July, the college learned that its program was slated to be inactivated as part of a nationwide reorganization. The Army has issued a revised directive retaining all eligible Senior ROTC programs previously slated for closure or reclassification to a crosstown. As a result, the ROTC program at St. Norbert will continue in its current status as an extension unit.

The SNC ROTC program is a member of the Fox Valley Battalion. Since 1936, the ROTC program at St. Norbert has prepared more than 980 graduates to serve with integrity, courage and honor. Fourteen alumni have risen to the rank of general, and 33 have become colonels. The program will continue to build on this proud legacy, developing leaders for both military and civilian life.

For more information on SNC’s ROTC program please visit: snc.edu/go/rotc

About St. Norbert College


St. Norbert College, located in De Pere, Wis., is the only Norbertine college in the world and a private Catholic liberal arts institution known for its personalized attention and commitment to educating the whole person. Ranked among the top 100 National Liberal Arts Colleges and Best Value Schools by U.S. News & World Report, the college offers undergraduate degrees in the arts and sciences, business, and health and human development, as well as two graduate programs. Part of the greater Green Bay community, the campus fosters intellectual, spiritual, and social growth. St. Norbert College competes in NCAA Division III athletics and is home to 27 intercollegiate teams and 17 individual and team national championships.