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Articles by Michael Gangone
Two Norwich Generals, One Enduring Commitment to Service
In a demonstration of Norwich University’s enduring tradition of service and leadership, two distinguished alumni came together for a change of leadership ceremony at the Armed Forces Retirement Home (AFRH) in Washington, D.C. Major General Stephen T. Rippe ’70, USA (Ret.), passed the responsibility of chief executive officer to Lieutenant General Douglas F. Stitt ’90, USA (Ret.).
To the Sahara and Back: The 2026 Olmsted Expedition
Student-planned and student-led, the field study in Morocco took Norwich cadets from the Medinas to the desert and taught them what no classroom can. Watch the Olmsted Expedition make their way through Morocco. In Merzouga, at the edge of the Sahara, C/2LT Jayden Lavecchia ’27 swung onto a camel and rode into the desert with his Norwich classmates. It was the kind of place that belongs in a movie scene. “That’s not something everyone does.
S-STEM Scholars on the National Stage
Seven Norwich University S-STEM Scholars, along with project leaders Dr. Darlene Olsen and Dr. Mike Gangone, traveled to Washington, D.C., Oct. 9-11 to attend the 2026 S-STEM Scholars & PI Meeting. The scholars’ travel was funded by the AAAS following their nomination by Olsen.
The Chairman's Remarks: Charles A. Dana
Good evening, everyone, and welcome. It is wonderful to be together tonight, to celebrate our faculty and to recognize our Charles A. Dana Grant and our Charles A. Dana Research and Curriculum Development Fellowship recipients. Thank you to everyone who made tonight possible. I love Norwich. As a graduate and now as Board chair, I am grateful for the people who make this place what it is. Tonight gives us a chance to thank some of those people.
Norwich hosts Vermont ASCE Geo-Institute meeting
Norwich University brings Vermont engineers, faculty, and students together to explore geological challenges, emerging technologies, and advances in geotechnical research. Norwich University recently welcomed nearly 40 engineers from across Vermont for a meeting of the Vermont American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Geo-Institute, bringing together professionals, faculty, and students from Norwich’s civil engineering and construction management programs.
Norwich ASCE Students Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity
Norwich engineering students take their talents into the real world through a local service project. Members of the Norwich University American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Student Chapter recently spent part of their weekend volunteering with Habitat for Humanity in Northfield. The service project gave civil engineering students an opportunity to work together outside the classroom while giving back to the local community.
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