NORTHFIELD, Vt. — Journalist Wesley Morgan has won the 2022 William E. Colby Award for his book, “The Hardest Place: The American Military Adrift in Afghanistan’s Pech Valley,” (Random House, 2021).
At Amazon Web Services Business Challenge, Volkswagen executive tells students career opportunities may arise in unexpected ways
Norwich University’s first Amazon Web Services (AWS) Business Challenge brought together over 100 students and a group of top-flight guests, two of whom encouraged students to stay flexible and embrace the possible as they progress through school and graduate.
Eighty students comprising 17 teams participate in first-ever Amazon Web Services Business Challenge
Students entered Mack Hall’s upper-floor classrooms in threes and fours, some dressed in Summer “B” Corps of Cadets uniforms, others in business casual attire — suitcoats with slacks and skirts. They had name tags dangling from their necks; their minds were buzzing with well-rehearsed ideas.
Architecture, design and engineering students and faculty worked with town officials on three-year project
The flatbed trailer beeped as it backed into position May 10 outside Norwich University’s Collab, ready to take the bus shelter students and faculty had made off campus and into Northfield’s Depot Square.
Read more: Norwich-Northfield collaboration yields new Depot Square bus shelter
NORTHFIELD, Vt. — Norwich University, in partnership with Spotlight Labs, has been awarded a three-year $371,000 Small Business Innovation Research grant from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to continue work on the Impact of Cockpit Electro-Magnetics on Aircrew Neurology (ICEMAN) project.
Dr. Carolina Payares-Asprino’s welding-stresses-on-stainless-steel research is funded as part of National Science Foundation push to promote scientific progress
Dr. Carolina Payares-Asprino shot for the stars and landed a research grant that will test manufacturing metal and research mettle.
Read more: Norwich University engineering professor lands Vermont Space Grant Consortium award
Office of IDEAS director, professor and lecturer will lead online classes in program to help academic professionals better serve diverse classroom audiences
Office of IDEAS Director and Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Dr. Julia Bernard has joined Dr. Sarah Gallant, an assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry and Dr. Page C. Spiess, a chemistry and biochemistry lecturer on a facilitator team for the Inclusive STEM Teaching Project, a six-week course to help education professionals cultivate inclusive science, technology, engineering and math learning environments.
Read more: Norwich University team joins Inclusive STEM Teaching Project facilitators
Awards ceremonies welcome Class of 2022 into professional orders, laud academic achievements
As Norwich University’s Class of 2022 made its final rounds and headed to Commencement and postcollege life, many individual schools recognized students who’d excelled with ceremonies around campus.
Read more: Hail and hearty: Schools wave affectionate goodbyes to exiting seniors
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