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headshot of Michelle Singer, Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement, Development & Alumni Relations

  • Assistant Director, Alumni Engagement
Image of Dr. Helen Sisti

  • Chair, Department of Psychology and Education
  • Associate Professor
  • 802-485-2879
  • hsisti@norwich.edu
  • 305,

    Dewey Hall houses the School of Business & Management, which offers majors in accounting, computer science, computer security and information assurance, and management.

Stephanie Skenyon in black suitcoat with glasses

Stephanie Skenyon

  • Director of the Sullivan Museum and History Center
  • Assistant Professor
  • sskenyon@norwich.edu
  • The Sullivan Museum and History Center is a state-of-the-art museum attached to Kreitzberg Library. The museum displays artifacts from the university collection and regularly mounts new exhibits. Visitors can learn more about university history and campus ties to major historic events.

Jack Skoda

  • Associate Professor of Practice, Computer Science and Information Warfare
MAJ Dakota Smith

  • Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC)
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  • Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering
  • Program Coordinator, Interdisciplinary Engineering
  • 802-485-2631
  • 142,

    Bartoletto Hall houses the College of Science and Mathematics. Also known as the Engineering, Math and Science Complex.

Charles Snow in uniform

Charles Snow

  • Associate Professor, Computer Science
Person wearing navy »Æ¹ÏÊÓÆµ School of Nursing scrubs.

  • BSN Clinical Placement Coordinator
  • asocinsk@norwich.edu
  • Bartoletto Hall houses the College of Science and Mathematics. Also known as the Engineering, Math and Science Complex.

Steven E. Sodergren

  • Charles A. Dana Professor
  • 802-485-2938
  • ssodergr@norwich.edu
  • 105,

    Ainsworth Hall houses the School of Justice Studies and Sociology, home to the Criminal Justice program, the most popular major at »Æ¹ÏÊÓÆµ. Raised in 1910, the building originally served as a United States Weather Bureau.