United States Army Association puts forth nomination for Norwich University to receive accolade
Norwich University Nominated for AUSA's Top National Partner Feature Award
Norwich University, the country's first private military college, has been nominated for the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA) Top National Partner Feature Award. The nomination is a testament to the joint commitment between Norwich University and AUSA.
LTC Brian J. Doyle '94, USA (Ret), Norwich University's Vice President of Development and Alumni Relations, expressed his gratitude for the nomination, stating that it is a tremendous honor. Doyle, a proud Norwich graduate and U.S. Army veteran, emphasized the impact Norwich has on shaping leaders of character who serve with distinction.
The Top National Partner Feature Award recognizes the most engaging and active partner spotlight, showcasing the depth of commitment between the partner and AUSA's mission. Norwich University's feature profile can be viewed and voted on at ausa.org/sponsors/norwich-university.
Voting is open through August 31, 2025, and each unique visit to Norwich University's profile on the AUSA website counts as a vote. The winner will be announced at the AUSA National Partner Breakfast during the Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., on October 15, 2025.
Norwich University's mission is to prepare students to perform public leadership and public service, regardless of their chosen field. The University's Guiding Values encourage service to nation and others before self, complementing AUSA's vision.
The Association of the United States Army, founded in 1950, is a nonprofit, nonpartisan voice for America's Army, educating, informing, and connecting while supporting soldiers, families, veterans, and communities. Norwich University stands in support of the Army, the broader defense community, and our veterans, in alignment with AUSA's mission.
The nomination for Norwich University is for the organization's National Partner of the Month Feature Profile. Norwich University continues to strengthen its partnership with the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), sharing the same ideals of commitment to service, integrity, and dedication to excellence.
[1] Source: ausa.org
- Norwich University, with its focus on education-and-self-development and career-development, offers skills-training to students to prepare them for leadership roles, mirroring the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA) mission.
- In addition to its leadership program, Norwich University engages in sports, fostering a holistic approach that nurtures well-rounded individuals, further aligning with AUSA's vision.
