NORTHFIELD, Vt. — Gathering from across the country and around the globe, over 300 students representing 13 online graduate programs will participate in a week of capstone and culminating academic work, conferences and commencement and Academic Recognition Ceremonies at Norwich University’s College of Graduate and Continuing Studies (CGCS) annual weeklong Residency Conference June 20-24.
For the first time since 2019, the annual Residency Conference will be held in person at the Norwich University campus in the Green Mountains of Northfield, Vermont.
In addition, 202 online bachelor’s degree students representing six bachelor’s degree completion programs are expected to earn their degree in 2022. Although it is not mandatory, online bachelor’s degree completion students are invited to attend the Residency Conference.
Students from across the country and around the globe will join the over 200-year Norwich legacy of leadership, service, and innovative learning. The class of 2022 graduates include active duty and veteran military personnel, health care professionals, law enforcement officers, special agents, entrepreneurs and educators.
Read more: Norwich’s online programs celebrate 346 graduates at 2022 Residency Conference
Students with semester GPAs of 3.5 or better honored
Full-time undergraduate students who earned semester GPAs of 3.5 receive Dean’s List honors.
This list’s information was generated at 3:39 p.m. May 04, 2022, and has not been revised.
Read more: SCHOLARS SUCCEED: Norwich University Dean’s List Spring 2022
Students with semester GPAs of 4.0 or better honored
Full-time undergraduate students who earned semester GPAs of 4.0 receive President’s List honors.
This list’s information was generated at 3:39 p.m. May 04, 2022, and has not been revised.
Read more: SCHOLARS SUCCEED: Norwich University President’s List Spring 2022
Panel calls for lawmakers and constituents to tackle problems together and remember the vulnerable
Vermont state Sen. Kesha Ram Hinsdale calls herself a former climate migrant, someone who changed living spaces to avoid climate change’s worst effects. She grew up in Los Angeles, where here India-born father, wary of poor air quality, wanted to move his family closer to the coast and cleaner sea air.
Read more: At Resilient Vermont Conference, a ticking climate clock and a call to action
NEW ORLEANS — Norwich University’s men’s rugby team will continue pursuing its first national championship this weekend in New Orleans when it competes in the 2022 National Collegiate Rugby (NCR) CRC 7s National Championships.
Merging of Modern Language and English and Communications departments will promote interdisciplinary learning, dean says
Norwich University’s devotion to interdisciplinary learning will take another step forward this fall with the introduction of the Department of Global Humanities.
Read more: New Department of Global Humanities will open chances for intellectual innovation
Maymester students see the sights, taste the cuisine in trip abroad
EDITOR’S NOTE: Here’s a virtual postcard from the 2022 Maymester in Germany, a three-week excursion that gives Norwich University students a concentrated study-away experience. For some students, Maymester will be a prelude to a full semester abroad.
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W e have done several very interesting things in our first two weeks. First, we were given a guided tour from one of the professors at CityLab:Berlin in Germany. He told us about the history of Berlin and the many good and bad times in the city. Most impressive was the Brandenberg Gate, its history, going back to before Napoleon, the Third Reich, Joseph Stalin, and the Berlin Wall.
Read more: Deutschland, uber alles: Norwich students visit CityLab:Berlin in Germany
NORTHFIELD, Vt. — Norwich University’s College of Graduate and Continuing Studies is proud to welcome Major General Bryan Watson (USA, Retired, USMA 1982), as the 2022 Residency Conference keynote and Todd Lecture Series speaker at 7 p.m. June 22 in Mack Hall Auditorium for a talk on “The Role of Trust in Leading Teams in Crisis.”
Read more: Retired general and West Point leadership faculty member to give Todd Lecture
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