Conference and Event Services assists in the planning of meetings, conferences, meals and receptions for groups from on and off campus. As a supplement to the traditional College curriculum, Army ROTC offers courses in leadership and management. The St. Norbert College ROTC began in 1936, but military organizations have existed in one form or another on campus since 1926. The program has graduated 960 students, nine of which have attained the rank of General. While the ROTC mission is to commission future leaders for the Army, Army Reserve, and Army National Guard, it supports the College's goals by emphasizing personal depth and development of integrity, moral courage, strength of character and honor.
All students have the option to take classes in lower-division military science.
No military commitment is incurred, and you may withdraw at any time before the end of the second year. The Advanced Courses in military science require a commitment to continue military service after graduation. Army ROTC offers four, three and two-year scholarships for students enrolled in the program. All rights reserved.