Expect Challenge. Achieve Distinction.
An accomplishment to celebrate
You as online students set the example for how physically distanced learning is done. By tapping technology, our online Class of 2020 built knowledge, skills and camaraderie as deep and strong as any in-person cohort.
Your moxie, motivation and talents shined through as you tackled assignments, finished projects and earned your degrees. We hail your accomplishments and are proud to call you alums. We know you’ll use your well-earned knowledge to lead and succeed in your careers and communities.
We hope to see you at future Norwich events, whether on-campus rites like the September commencement or Homecoming, or networking events throughout the year and across the country. For now, we hope you’ll watch these videos, read our stories and join the virtual celebration.
Congratulations, all of you.
Let's celebrate together and see each other on facebook and instagram:
#NorwichGrad20 #WickGrit #NorwichServes
FOR THE KIDS (AND KID IN ALL OF US)
Residency wouldn't be complete without something for the kids.
We'd like to offer you these free downloadable coloring book pages — sketchlike images of our beautiful campus and Vermont for you to paint or color. Just click one, or all, to download, print, then color. Our favorite ways to color are with watercolor, guache and acrylic markers.
Make Norwich yours ... please share your finished piece and inspiration with us on social media. Bonus—include a caption and guess location.
#NorwichGrad20 #coloringbook #WickGrit #NorwichServes
LET'S MARK YOUR MOMENT
You’ve earned your degree, now let’s celebrate. Residency’s exercises and seminars will let you apply your newly acquired skills to real-world challenges. Top-flight guests will inspire you as you imagine and plan your future. And interactive sessions will let you bond with fellow graduates and join them in learning about Norwich’s distinguished people, historic settings and rich history.
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Plan to answer when opportunity knocks
College of Graduate and Continuing Studies dean urges Class of 2020 to expect novel chances to thrive Despite its adversity and frustrations, the coronavirus pandemic will allow new graduates to rethink possibilities, redraw strategies and succeed, College of Graduate and… Read More -
Heeding your compass, finding your way
Personal and career coach and author Pete Smith will offer wisdom for meaningful lives in Residency Conference keynote The news may make the world, and anyone in it, feel off-kilter.Coronavirus deaths have climbed, the U.S. economy has reeled, streets have… Read More -
High-caliber guests work to make Residency rewarding
Knowledge-sharing guests enrich conference experience, university officials say Like solving puzzles? Picture yourself keeping your community, and world, safer? Kathleen Moriarty does all of these things as a high-level professional in the burgeoning cybersecurity industry. And she sees a bright… Read More -
Class of 2020’s vision: Distanced but unified at commencement
With pluck and panache, Norwich University students, faculty seize chance to celebrate earning degrees virtually This moment was meant for a stage. Ordinarily, campus (and Northfield, Vermont) would be alive this weekend with energy and music and families — all gathered… Read More -
Outgoing President Richard W. Schneider to give Norwich University’s 2020 Commencement address
NORTHFIELD, Vt. — Norwich University is honored to announce that its own President Richard W. Schneider, one of the nation’s longest-seated university leaders who will retire on May 31 after 28 years at the helm, will deliver the 2020 Commencement address… Read More -
With a commission, an important commitment
In virtual ceremonies, Norwich ROTC students to take oath, become armed forces officers and defenders of United States With 74 life-transforming words Sunday, a collection of Norwich University seniors will join a special 1% group and achieve a profoundly proud… Read More
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