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On Character, Leadership, Service, and the Unique Challenges of Our Time

In Conversation with Major General (VSM) Mark Anarumo PhD, President, Norwich University Part of Dartmouth's Veterans Day Observances

Thursday, November 10, 2022
12:15pm – 1:30pm
Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)
Intended Audience(s): Public
Categories: Lectures & Seminars, Veterans Day Observances

On Character, Leadership, Service, and the Unique Challenges of Our Time
In Conversation with Major General (VSM) Mark Anarumo PhD, President, Norwich University

November 10  |  Haldeman 041  |  12:15-1:30pm
In person as well as livestream @ https://dartgo.org/dickey_anarumo 

Please join us for a conversation  on character, leadership, service, and the unique challenges of our time with Major General (VSM) Mark Anarumo, President of Norwich University. The conversation will be moderated by Professor Ben Valentino and will be joined by Ryan Irving '24, President of the Student Veterans Association and Leland Hemgren '25, Vice President of the Student Veterans Association. 

Co-Sponsored with the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy and the Social Sciences. Part of Dartmouth's Veterans Day Observances.

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Major General (VSM) Mark Anarumo, PhD

Dr. Mark Anarumo, a highly decorated military veteran, scholar, and practitioner in the fields of terrorism, political violence, criminal justice, character development, and leadership, became the 24th president of Norwich University in June 2020.

Dr. Anarumo assumed the presidency amidst the COVID-19 global pandemic and led the university successfully through a year of full, yet modified, campus operations including academics, athletics, and student life. His empathic leadership demonstrated in such challenging times attracted national news media coverage highlighting his proactive, transparent, and frequent communications that emphasized student mental health and the well-being of the university and central Vermont communities.

As president, Dr. Anarumo prioritizes building academically, experientially, and organizationally upon Norwich University’s 200-year-plus legacy, with special attention to a tradition of innovation. At Norwich, he applies three decades of leadership experience to propel modernization and fiscal responsibility. He brings many years of documented high performance in the military and as a faculty member with several elite civilian colleges and universities, combined with diverse domestic and international networks and affiliations. He has a proven track record of success in securing traditional and nontraditional revenue streams and building world-class faculty development and student leadership programs.

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