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Legacy of Learning Series

Presented by the NUAA

NUAA LogoThe Legacy of Learning Series provides Norwich Alumni with a variety of presentations focused on career development and networking. Presentations by subject experts allow alumni to learn about new developments in their field and to network with other Norwich Alumni in the same business community. The NUAA is responsive to alumni and is considering other events such as lifelong learning topics that interest alumni as well as mentoring meetings where students and Alumni can hear subject matter experts discuss new applications in their respective fields.

UPCOMING EVENTS

POSTPONED - Date TDB
Topic: "Big Data"
Presenter: MajGen Cedric George USAF '87
Location: Washington D.C. 

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To learn more about the Legacy of Learning Series and other upcoming events, view the video below featuring NUAA board member Hilary Coons ’01.

 

PAST EVENTS

May 2018: SAC Hank Shaw '88, FBI - Boston Division
Panelists: Dana Dexter '03, Pat Keefe '90, Matthew Romei '98, Mark Tully '92, Aaron Ward '07
Topic: The Opioid Epidemic - Serving & Protecting Our Community: Issues from a Law Enforcement Perspective
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November 2017: Bill Lyon '90
President & CEO of Fort Hill Companies LLC
Topic: The Boston Construction Boom: Mitigating Infrastructure Impacts and Managing Change in a Growing City 

March 2016: Travis Morris, PhD.
Assistant Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice and Director of the Norwich University Peace and War Center
Topic: Norwich University's New Peace and War Center

November 2015
Panelists: Landers Symes ’87, Edward Pesce, PE, ’79, Scott Fenton, Esq. ‘90
Moderator: Williams F. Lyons, PE., Esq, '90
Topic: Permitting Projects in a Complex Regulatory Environment: Federal, State, and Local Land Use and Environmental Permitting

November 2015: Phil Susmann '81
President of Norwich University Applied Research Institute (NUARI) and Vice President of Strategic Partnerships
Topic: Defending Critical Infrastructure: Preparing via Real-World Cyber Exercises

March 2015: Lieutenant General Mark Bowman '78
Director, Command, Control, Communications and Computers/Cyber, J6
Topic: US Security Policy and the Role of the Private Sector and the Government

January 2014: BG Steve Spano, USAF (Ret) ’83
GM Defense and National Security, Amazon Web Services
Topic: Managing Chaos in the Information Age

October 2014: Chuck Pappalardo ’87
Senior Director for Global Facilities, EHS, Real Estate & Security, Illumina
Topic: Increasing Cooperation Between Architects, Engineers & Construction Managers

August 2014: Cheri Cady ’90
Director for Cyber Policy Integration & Outreach, National Security Council
Topic: Cyber Security Policy Priorities at the White House

Do you have a suggestion for a future Legacy of Learning topic or speaker? Contact us at 802.485.2100 or by email: alumni@norwich.edu.