
William M. Lasky School of Business
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Study business and prepare to lead. Whether you want to direct a large organization or a small team, a degree from Norwich’s School of Business will prepare you. Our flexible programs prepare majors prepare entrepreneurs to go to market and budding leaders to guide businesses large and small. We’ll teach you to understand finance, economics, stock market dynamics and organizational management. Our graduates enter ready to ask the questions and design the systems that reshape workplace cultures and change markets.
“To give our youth an education that shall be American in its character – to enable them to act as well as to think – to execute as well as to conceive – to tolerate all opinions when reason is left free to combat them – to make moral, patriotic, efficient, and useful citizens, and to qualify them for all those high responsibilities resting upon a citizen in this free republic.”
First Published — 1843 Catalog
30 and 40 years postenrollment, Norwich ranked in the top 7 percent for best net present value among the 4,529 schools ranked in Georgetown University’s “A First Try at ROI” study.
Norwich University’s Amazon Web Services Challenge is an annual competition designed to inspire students to develop innovative solutions using Amazon Web Services (AWS) technologies. Open to aspiring tech enthusiasts, the competition invites participants to showcase their creativity, technical skills, and problem-solving abilities in addressing real-world challenges.
Category I Dana Talks: Dr. Emma Barrett
The Charles A. Dana Category I Lecture Series presents "Design & Synthesis of Antioxidants to Combat Oxidative Stress" with Dr. Emma Barrett, Assistant Professor, Norwich University.
Location: Todd Multipurpose Room
Join the AI Center to learn about all of the student and faculty research happening around campus in the field of artificial intelligence.
Category I Dana Talks: Dr. Michael Cross
The Charles A. Dana Category I Lecture Series presents "Roadblocks to the Widespread Implementation of Autonomous Vehicles in Rural Environments" with Dr. Michael Cross, Chair and Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Norwich University.
Location: Mack Hall 309A 401
Phone Number: (802) 485-2223
Director: Seth Soman
Office Manager: Jessica Amell
Continued education prepares a two-time Norwich grad for career progression.
The creation of a scholarship honors a cadet, soldier, banker, and Norwich family member upon his passing.
This prestigious accolade is bestowed upon educators who demonstrate outstanding teaching prowess within the academic realm.