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title: "Congratulations to Brianna Armstrong as the Top Performer of All University Employees Across Air Force ROTC Detachments"
url: "/news/archive/2025/03/brianna-armstrong"
type: article
date: 2025-03-04
updated: 2026-04-09
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# Congratulations to Brianna Armstrong as the Top Performer of All University Employees Across Air Force ROTC Detachments

# Congratulations to Brianna Armstrong as the Top Performer of All University Employees Across Air Force ROTC Detachments

Manhattan University is thrilled to recognize Brianna Armstrong for receiving the “Top Performer” award of university employees across all 145 Air Force ROTC detachments countrywide.

 

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Manhattan University is thrilled to recognize Brianna Armstrong for receiving the “Top Performer” award of university employees across all 145 Air Force ROTC detachments countrywide.

Brianna played a pivotal role in enhancing cadet recruitment, training, and operational efficiency; dedicated numerous hours to conducting 18 orientation and information sessions; and successfully executed 1,000 checklist items to onboard 79 new cadets leading to the Detachment’s largest incoming class. Leveraging technology, she implemented artificial intelligence programs to create 13 cadet enrollment guides and validate instructional program codes across 15 institutions. Her innovative approach saved man-hours annually, streamlined faculty onboarding, and ensured accurate education records for 92 cadets.

A native of Riverdale, NY, Brianna completed her undergraduate studies at Manhattan University and currently is enrolled in the University’s O’Malley School of Business where she will graduate in May with an MBA. “Seeing how the cadets at Detachment 560 grow in confidence, leadership, and resilience has been incredibly inspiring. Working alongside such a dedicated team has motivated me to push myself, refine my skills, and find new ways to support both the cadets and my colleagues’ successes while growing alongside them,” she said.

Lt. Col. Richard Nova, Chair of the Department of Air and Space Studies, stated, “This achievement is a testament to Brianna’s exceptional character and unwavering work ethic within the department. She exemplifies the caliber of young professionals Manhattan University proudly prepares for the workforce.”