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It was a year that changed everything.
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Arizona responded swiftly to the challenges presented by an unprecedented public health crisis. The entire Wildcat community – from virologists to public health experts to psychologists and everyone in between – contributed their time, energy and expertise to help the university and the nation with life-saving safety efforts and long-term mitigation strategies.
In between, the world watched as UArizona researchers tagged an asteroid, explored previously unanswered questions about the Maya civilization and, yes, figured out what s up with all those crane flies.
Virtual pinning ceremony for nursing students, Admissions Office information session among events
Connection sessions for students past and future, a pinning for Accelerated Bachelor of Science nursing students and the arrival of the Norwich Record alumni magazine’s WInter 2021 issue stud the calendar for the last full week of the Norwich University’s fall semester.
First, for the future. From 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, the Admissions Office will hold an Introduction to Norwich webinar. Staff will answer questions about academics, scholarships, financial aid and student life, both for members of the Corps of Cadets and civilian students.
Admissions Director Steven Wolf, a retired U.S. Marine Corps colonel, has said these sessions seek to answer the “Why Norwich?” question for prospective students and their parents.