Army ROTC MacArthur Awards

Annually, the United States Army’s Cadet Command selects the outstanding battalions within the recently restructured Army Reserve Officer Training Corps regions. The Army Cadet Command, headquartered at Fort Monroe, Virginia consists of 273 programs, is divided into the Eastern and Western Regions. Within each of these regions, MacArthur Awards are presented to battalions based on their enrollment and are categorized as small, medium and large detachments. Selection is made by the Army Cadet Command based upon how well the ROTC programs do in fulfilling their mission accomplishment for the United States Army and the quality of their cadets. The MacArthur Award recipients for 2003 are as follows:

  The Cadet Command’s highest battalion awardees for 2003 are Niagara University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Siena College.