Donnelly Earns Civilian of Quarter for Southwest Region for Second Time
Cat Donnelly, administrative specialist for Air Force ROTC, was named Civilian of the Quarter for the Southwest Region.
Cat Donnelly, administrative specialist for Air Force ROTC Detachment 030, was named Civilian of the Quarter for the Southwest Region, out of a total of 36 detachments, for the second time in the past three years. This honor is awarded by the United States Air Force to deserving administrative assistants and other clerical staff at the detachments who are not Air Force employees.
These civilian workers are judged not only upon their primary duties and responsibilities, but also other significant contributions to Air Force ROTC and our local community.
"Ms. Donnelly demonstrated exceptional leadership and drive as she helped secure $175,000 for much needed facility renovations and as the primary advisor for cadet commissioning and a joint Air Force and Army awards ceremony. The detachment is fortunate to have such a dedicated professional," said Lt. Col. Marc Wolfe, commander of AFROTC Detachment 030.
Donnelly is now one of four top civilian finalists in the nationwide competition for Outstanding Air Force ROTC Civilian of the Quarter.
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Cat Donnelly, administrative specialist
Air Force ROTC
479-575-3651,
cedonne@uark.edu
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