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.
Expect Challenge. Achieve Distinction.
Related News
-
The President’s View: Innovate or Perish
NORWICH RECORD | Summer 2021 A measure of any great university is the success of its graduates. Norwich must always strive to ensure our students are useful to our nation and are able to drive positive change in the global community. To these ends, we must innovate continuously to ensure our academic programming is current and relevant, and that our student experiences develop the kinds of leaders and citizens needed in the 21st century. Our military, industries, service sectors, and economy… Read More -
Quoted | News From the Hill
NORWICH RECORD | Summer 2021 “It has been a turbulent year for everyone—even as we speak, things continue to change, and the future has never been more clouded than it is today. Yet, Norwich continues to fight on, through thick and thin, to remain at the forefront of redefining what it means to be resilient. “I, for one, applaud the effort that has gone into bringing as much normalcy to our beloved campus as possible. A quick reflection on the past… Read More -
President chutes, trick-or-treaters score
President Mark C. Anarumo creates contact-free candy delivery system to share Halloween goodies President Mark C. Anarumo tried some new tricks to deliver a torrent of treats during his first Halloween on campus. Read More -
With a promise, we proceeded
Norwich students from both Corps of Cadets and civilian cohorts participate in annual Oath Ceremony Just as cadets comprise the Corps, cadets and civilians comprise the student population and steps comprise campus’s famous staircases (Centennial or Bicentennial), traditions (academic and otherwise) comprise Norwich University’s academic year. Traditions are many — the Regimental Ball, Dog River Run, ring ceremony, 100s Day, many others. The Oath Ceremony precedes them all. Read More -
President lauds progress in coronavirus battle, calls for continued vigilance
Some measured restrictions on student movement, room gatherings relaxed in reopening plan’s second phase We’ve masked, we’ve distanced, we’ve progressed in the coronavirus battle, President Mark C. Anarumo announced last week, but the fight is far from over. Read More -
Town Hall with Norwich University President Anarumo – Sept. 3, 2020 — Norwich Community
Norwich University President Mark C. Anarumo speaks to the entire Norwich community to include students, faculty, staff, parents, alumni and friends with the latest news from the Hill and to address questions and concerns about the beginning of the academic year. Related posts and links: Coronavirus 19 (COVID-19) Policy | Mask Use Coronavirus 19 (COVID-19) Policy | Return to Campus Procedure Policy Read More -
The President’s View | Norwich Record Fall 2020
-
Town Hall with Norwich University President Anarumo – August 20, 2020 — Norwich Community
Norwich University President Mark C. Anarumo speaks to the entire Norwich community to include students, faculty, staff, parents, alumni and friends with the latest news from the Hill and to address questions and concerns about the return of students and the re-opening of Norwich University for the Fall 2020 semester. Read More -
Update from the Hill – August 19, 2020
Dear Norwich Students, Parents, Faculty, Staff, Alumni and Friends: This past Sunday, August 16th, we welcomed about 240 students to campus in the second phase of a six-phase schedule of arrival days in advance of the start of the fall semester. The majority of this arrival cohort was comprised of Corps and civilian upperclass student leaders, together with the Provisional Battalion Rooks. Our reception process continues to be highly organized and includes COVID-19 testing for every student with results reported… Read More -
Update from the Hill – August 13, 2020
Student Arrival, August 8-9, 2020 This past weekend Norwich University welcomed the first of six phases of new and returning Corps and civilian students back to campus for the fall 2020 semester. Approximately 500 students returned to campus eager to begin their fall semester of studies. Watch the video to learn about this highly organized process, which included COVID-19 testing for every student supported by the faculty and students of the University’s School of Nursing. Read More
- 1
- 2
Office of the President
Jackman Hall | 1 (802) 485-2065
President
Col. Mark C. Anarumo, USAF (Ret) | president@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
