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Col. Mark C. Anarumo, USAF, (Ret) has been named as Norwich University’s 24th president. Col. Anarumo became the University’s president on June 1, 2020.
Norwich University President Mark C. Anarumo addresses prospective students and their families in a town hall meeting held Thursday, June 18, 2020.
Norwich University President Mark C. Anarumo addresses Alumni in a town hall meeting held Thursday, June 18, 2020.
Norwich University President Mark C. Anarumo addresses current students in a town hall meeting held Wednesday, June 17, 2020.
Norwich University President Mark C. Anarumo addresses faculty and staff in a town hall meeting held Tuesday, June 16, 2020.
President Richard W. Schneider introduces Colonel Mark C. Anarumo, USAF, (Ret), the 24th president of Norwich University, and welcomes him on June 1, 2020, his first day as president of the nation’s oldest private military college.
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Update from the Hill – July 31, 2020
Dear Norwich Community: I am writing today with some updates on our plans for fall opening and the phased student arrivals beginning next weekend. As I know you are well aware, news reports of the past few days and weeks have underscored the fluid environment generated by the COVID-19 pandemic, as cases continue to climb at a rapid pace throughout the United States, affecting people of all ages. While Vermont continues to be one of the safest states in our… Read More -
Update from the Hill – July 30, 2020
Thank you everyone for your tireless efforts during a very unique time in the history of Norwich University. Receiving, teaching, and training our cadets and civilian students while ensuring a safe environment for all has required a significant amount of creativity and innovation. I sincerely thank all of you for supporting our Fall 2020 initiatives. Employee COVID-19 Testing As part of our plan for re-opening campus to our students, I have directed that our employees undergo COVID-19 testing to ensure… Read More -
Update from the Hill – July 24, 2020
Norwich University holds the health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff as our number one priority. The fluid environment generated by the COVID-19 pandemic, combined with the necessary public health reactions to infection rates and locations, have caused us to make adjustments to the Fall 2020 arrival plan. The changes outlined below are being implemented to ensure a safe environment on campus through which our students can enjoy the Norwich experience. The University continues to follow the most… Read More -
Update from the Hill – July 20, 2020
Employee Return to Campus Announcement On July 6, 2020, the State of Vermont released its Safe and Healthy Return to Campus Mandatory Guidance for College and University Campus Learning that provides guidelines for a healthy and safe return of students to campus. On July 9, Norwich University announced the provisions pertaining to its students’ and employees’ return in August. This communication addresses employee requirements for returning to campus and the vital role every member of the Norwich community will play… Read More -
News from the Hill – July 15, 2020 | Athletics
After much coordination and thorough evaluation of all options, today I must deliver the very disappointing news that Norwich University will not be participating in fall sports this year. In the absence of a competitive season, we are evaluating ways to maximize on-campus athletics in ways that advance the skills and experience of our student athletes while preserving NCAA eligibility, including pursuit of NCAA waivers where appropriate. Our excellent coaches, trainers, and staff are working now on how we can… Read More -
News from the Hill – July 15, 2020
On March 27, 2020 the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) was signed into federal law. Included in the Act was the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) to support college students whose education was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic with financial grants. These emergency grants are intended to assist students with unanticipated expenses for food, housing, academic course materials, technology, health care and childcare. Norwich University applied for and received funding under this program and used no… Read More -
News from the Hill – July 12, 2020
Dear Norwich Students: Amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, Norwich University’s plans for 2020-21 focus on protecting the health of our community while delivering the highest quality educational and campus experience, and remaining a valued neighbor in Northfield, our state and region. Earlier this week, we provided our road map for the steps we are taking to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and the parameters upon which we will re-open our campus on a restricted basis. This upcoming week… Read More -
News from the Hill – July 10, 2020
Four town halls have been scheduled to communicate the specifics of re-opening Norwich University for the Fall 2020 semester. In these live town halls, we will respond to questions that our students, parents and families, faculty, staff and alumni may have about academics, financial aid, student life, campus safety and community health and well-being. Each town hall will be recorded and the recordings, together with FAQs, will be available at Norwich.edu/psa the day following the town hall. Monday, July 13… Read More -
News from the Hill – July 9, 2020
On Tuesday, July 7, 2020, the Vermont state government released their guidelines for the opening of institutions of higher education. Based on these guidelines, we are now ready to move forward with our opening plan. The COVID-19 virus is still present in our nation and poses a significant threat to all of us. We are Norwich, and will not shy away from the challenge of delivering our unique experience to our student body as we prepare them to lead in… Read More -
To lead, boost others, live honorably
In September 2019 address at Air Force Academy, new Norwich University president Mark C. Anarumo outlined elements of successful leader-building culture The “can you lead” question hangs perpetually over future leaders, Norwich University’s new president, Mark C. Anarumo, told a Colorado audience in September 2019, and cultures that promote excellence can ensure the answer is “yes.” Read More
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Office of the President
Jackman Hall | 1 (802) 485-2065
President
Col. Mark C. Anarumo, USAF (Ret) | manarumo@norwich.edu
Office Staff
Laura E. Amell ’89, Executive Assistant to the President | lamell@norwich.edu
Darlene R. Stone, Executive Secretary to the President | dstone2@norwich.edu
