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Tri-Service Awards honor ROTC students and Corps of Cadets members for achievements academic, athletic and civic
In the academic year of the mask, the handwash and the 6-foot distance, Norwich University’s military-oriented students still hit their marks, President Dr. Mark Anarumo said.
Blazing a path to empathy
Fast Company magazine cites Norwich President Dr. Mark Anarumo’s dorm stay as important act of leadership
Norwich President Dr. Mark Anarumo is spending this week (and maybe longer) among students in Dalrymple Hall, just as he spent a week in Wilson Hall earlier this semester. Both times, he stayed for leadership; he wanted to live the dorm life to better understand students’ needs, physical and emotional, and ensure they were met.
Setting the pace in the China-U.S. tech arms race
2021 Peace and War Virtual Summit to feature pair of discussions
Even amid polarized partisan division on everything from coronavirus relief to infrastructure proposals, Congress does have at least one bipartisan bill. It addresses Chinese competition in technology, and will get scrutiny Wednesday.
The same day, the Virtual Peace and War Summit at Norwich University will address the same U.S.-China technology race in two online sessions. The John and Mary Frances Patton Peace and War Center is presenting the summit, in the seventh week of an eight-week run.
Read more: Setting the pace in the China-U.S. tech arms race
How do you explain that? (And other questions ... )
Virtual 2021 Celebration of Excellence in Research and Creative Activity showcases best in student, faculty research scholarship
Kpatcha Massina’s thirst for answers followed him into his dreams.
The coronavirus pandemic had robbed the now-Norwich senior and Corps of Cadets member’s chance to travel to Burkina Faso to study food insecurity and film the documentary he’d imagined. Nevertheless, he was determined in a typically Norwich way, and no virus would crush his drive or dampen his fascination.
Read more: How do you explain that? (And other questions... )
Week ahead, April 12 to April 16, 2021: We are where we eat
Talk on local food sourcing’s effect on resilience, Career and Internship sessions highlight week’s events
How much of that meal on your plate came from Vermont? If more of it were locally sourced would it help the state? Norwich University’s Academic Research Collaborative will explore this idea this week.
Read more: Week ahead, April 12 to April 16, 2021: We are where we eat
Onward, upward and on air
President, senior share stories of coping with coronavirus on public radio and podcast
The calendar keeps flipping forward, replacing winter with spring and planting Commencement just weeks off. But coping with the coronavirus pandemic continues to color Norwich University’s narrative and draw outside media interest.
‘You exemplified America’s very best in an airman.’
U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Alaxey Germanovich, a strategic studies and defense analysis student at Norwich, receives Air Force Cross for lifesaving bravery in Afghanistan
Alaxey Germanovich, a Special Tactics combat controller, joined the U.S. Air Force for its action and challenges — few other jobs would let him see the world, train as he’d trained, do what he’d do. In April 2017, attached to 7th Special Forces Group, he deployed for the first time, heading to Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan, serving as the team’s joint terminal attack controller. He went right into the firing line, facing more than two weeks straight of constant gunfire, bombs and danger.
Read more: ‘You exemplified America’s very best in an airman.’
Three Norwich University professors earn $25,000 research grants from Vermont Biomedical Research Network
NORTHFIELD, Vt. — Norwich University officials announced that three professors have each earned a $25,000 Pilot Award from the Vermont Biomedical Research Network (VBRN) in support of research at Norwich University for 2021-22.
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Our Army, Navy, and Air Force leadership teams are integrated into Norwich University in alignment with the institution’s mission to produce leaders for our nation.
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