Facts and Figures 2021-2022

FACTS & FIGURES Student Enrollment Athletics Academic Structure Degree Conferral Alumni Numbers Financial Aid/Student Debt State of the University

2021-22

Norwich University

By the Numbers

2021 TOTAL CAMPUS-BASED POPULATION 2395***

2500 2000

1620

1500

1286

1000

1031

500 0

709

734 460

309

255 274 180

129

2021

MALE

FEMALE

n Total

n Corps Residential n Civilian Residential n Civilian Commuter * Includes16 students of unknown gender. ** Includes 50 non-matriculating and exchange students.

Most Popular Majors (Number of Students):

Criminal Justice (416), Computer Security & Information Assurance (227), Nursing (167), Mechanical Engineering (146), Management (115)

CLASS OF 2021 GRADUATION & COMMISSIONING DATA ON-CAMPUS PROGRAMS

Total Undergrads 447

Corps of Cadets 277

Civilian 170

Army Commissioned 102

Air Force Commissioned* 37

Navy Commissioned 18

Marine Commissioned 13 170 + Master of Architecture 12 0

100

200

300

400

500

* Includes one into the U.S. Space Force

2021 CAMPUS-BASED POPULATION

BY UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITIES 400

369*

300

219

200

87

100 0

TOTAL

HISPANICS & LATINO

BLACK OR AFRICAN AMERICAN

54 MULTIRACE

* Includes one unidentified student.

8 AMERICAN INDIAN/ ALASKAN NATIVE

UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT 2021 NEWLY ENROLLED STUDENTS ON CAMPUS

STUDENT LIFE Active Student Clubs:

800 700

2020-21 FINANCIAL AID/STUDENT DEBT

757*

600

Undergraduates Enrolled in Fall 2020 Receiving Financial Aid:

505

500 400

339

300

Average Amount of Institutional Aid per Student: Total Amount of Institutional Aid Awarded:

305

282

207

190

200 100 0

68

TOTAL n Total

33 MALE

57

115 35

n Corps Residential n Civilian Residential n Civilian Commuter

$30,705 $71,543,437 $9,768,232

Naval ROTC Scholarships – 83 awards

$3,350,443

Air Force ROTC Scholarships – 52 awards

$1,063,966

Amount Awarded in Endowed Scholarships for the 2020-21 Academic Year:

226 $4,608,358

CLASS OF 2021 STUDENT DEBT Students Who Graduated with Debt:

Most Popular Majors (Number of Students): Criminal Justice (108), Computer Security & Information Assurance (62), Mechanical Engineering (53), Nursing (45), Architectural Studies (28)

Average Total Debt at Graduation for 2021 Graduates with Financial Aid Loans:

76% $40,130

2020-21 ATHLETICS Number of Varsity Sports: (18 NCAA Div. III, Men’s Rugby NCR Div. II, Women’s Rugby NIRA Div. III)

52 New Legacy* Students * Defined as students who list relatives as Norwich graduates

20

Number of Varsity Athletes: 465

308 male / 157 female

227 Corps (49%) / 238 civilian (51%)

CLASS OF 2020 CAREER OUTCOMES Response rate — 403 of 524 graduates responded (76.9%):

Accolades:

Employed in the Military (177)..... 33.8% Employed (173)..........................................................................33% Graduate School (28)..................................................5.3% Still Seeking Employment (22)...................4.2% Not Specific Plans (3)...................................................0.6%

INTERNATIONAL Total International Students, Scholars & Exchange Students: 131 (Includes 94 students with 23 studying remotely plus one scholar) Unique Countries Represented:

98%

Army ROTC Scholarships – 233 awards

Number of Endowed Scholarships:

FEMALE

* Includes: two students whose gender is unknown; 43 students who are not classified as either Corps of Cadets, Civilian Resident, Civilian Commuter; six Exchange residential students; 36 non-matriculating students; plus one student who is uncoded entirely.

79

39

Afghanistan • Bahamas • Bahrain • Brazil • Canada • China (PRC) • Cote de Ivorie • Ecuador • Ethiopia • Ghana • Guinea Bissau • Honduras • Hong Kong • India • Kenya • Korea • Lebanon • Lesotho • Mongolia • Nepal • Nicaragua • Nigeria • Norway • Pakistan • Peru • Portugal • Russia • Rwanda • Saudi Arabia • Sierra Leone • South Africa • Spain • Sweden • Taiwan (ROC) • Uganda • Ukraine • United Kingdom (Great Britain) • Vietnam • Zimbabwe

One CoSIDA Academic All-American Gabriel Chicoine ’21 (Men’s Hockey)

21 All-Conference Selections (spring sports only) 132 Academic All-Conference Team honorees

Psychology and Education Elementary Education* Secondary Education* Psychology* Leadership Education is approved through the State of Vermont and ROPA for Elementary and Secondary Education (Math) Licensure The Cross-Cultural Psychology Program is affiliated with the Chengdu Study Abroad Program in China.

English and Communications English* Communications* Writing Philosophy Music

Norwich University

By the Numbers

College of Liberal Arts

School of Criminology and Criminal Justice (SCCJ) Criminal Justice* Computer Crime and Forensics Transnational Crime Criminology Sociology Pre-Law* The Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice Program is approved by the Massachusetts Department of Education under its Police Career Incentive Pay Program (PCIPP).

Modern Languages German Spanish* French Chinese American Sign Language History and Political Science International Studies Studies in War and Peace History* Political Science* Asian Studies

University-wide Enrichment Opportunities: Research Centers:

Instructional Centers:

Center for Cybersecurity & Forensics Education & Research Center for Global Resilience & Security John and Mary Frances Patton Peace & War Center Norwich University Applied Research Institutes

Center for Writing Institute for Innovation in Teaching and Learning ___________________

Service Centers: Center for Civic Engagement Academic Achievement Center Career and Internship Center Center for Student Success International Center

Annual CSI Experience Arnold Air Society** CityLAB: Study Away Program Experiential learning and field study Norwich University Military Writers’ Symposium Model UN Norwich Guidon (student newspaper)

Norwich Humanities Initiative Pegasus Players Pre-Medicine, Pre-Dentistry, etc. tracks offered under any major Semper Fidelis Society*** Study Away/Abroad The Chameleon (student literary and arts journal) Todd Lecture Series Undergraduate Research Program WNUB-FM, Dog River Radio Writers’ Series

ACADEMIC STRUCTURE College of National Service Air Force & Space Force Aerospace Studies Army Military Science Naval Science Specialty Units: Mountain Cold Weather Company (MCW) Norwich Artillery Battery Ranger Company Special Warfare Training Certificates: Military Studies--Aerospace Science Military Studies--Military Studies Military Studies--Naval Science*

GENERAL AND FLAG OFFICERS, SENIOR EXECUTIVE SERVICE (SES) (as of October 2021)

Brig Gen Kimberly Baumann, USAF NG RIANG ’87 BG Brian Bisacre, USA ’89 BG John Boyd, USA ‘88 Lt Gen Thomas A. Bussiere, USAF ’85 BG Robert B. Davis, USA ’93 RDML John Gumbleton, USN ’89 RDML Kevin Jones, USN ’90 Maj Gen Gary W. Keefe, USAFR ’86 BG Charles Masaracchia, USA ’92 MG Michel Natali, USA ’87 BrigGen Matt Reid, USMC ’93 RDML Scott Robertson, USN ’91 MG Douglas Stitt, USA ’90 SES Michael Amaral, USA, COL(R)/ SES, VA ’86 Mr. Bakari Dale, SES ’99 COL John Garrity, USA (RET) SES ’77 Mr. Tom LaBatt SES ’90 Mr. David Merker, SES ’81 Capt. Matt McCann, USCG (Ret), SES ’94 LTC Annette L. Redmond, USA (RET), SES ’84 MG Stephen T. Rippe, USA (Ret.) SES ’70 Capt Robert Weitzman, USN (Ret), SES ’88

* Also available as a Minor ** Air Force ROTC Members Only *** Navy ROTC Members Only

College of Professional Schools

College of Science & Mathematics Pre-Medicine Pre-Health Professions Undeclared

School of Architecture + Art Architectural Studies Design Arts Master of Architecture The Master of Architecture is accredited by the National Architecture Accreditation Board (NAAB)

School of Business

Biology Biology* Neuroscience* Chemistry & Biochemistry Biochemistry* Chemistry*

Accounting International Business Management The BS degrees in Accounting and Management are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).

Accreditation of our International Business program is pending.

School of Cybersecurity, Data Science, and Computing Computer Security and Information Assurance Computer Science Applied Data Science The Computer Security program is recognized by the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security as a Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CDE) and by the Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center (DC3) as a National Center for Digital Forensic Academic Excellence (CDFAE).

David Crawford School of Engineering Civil Engineering Construction Management Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering The BS degrees in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Electrical & Computer Engineering are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET. The Construction Management degree is accredited by the Applied and Natural Science Commission (ANSC) of ABET.

Earth & Environmental Sciences Environmental Science* Geology* Health & Human Performance Athletic Training Coaching Exercise Science Health Health Sciences* Physical Education-Teacher Education Master of Athletic Training The Athletic Training Education program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE).

The Physical Education program has been awarded Results Oriented Program Approval (ROPA) by the Vermont Standards Board for Professional Educators.

Mathematics Mathematics* Actuarial Science Concentration Mathematics Teacher Education Physics Physics*

School of Nursing Nursing The BS in Nursing, through both the traditional and accelerated tracks, is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and approved by the Vermont State Board of Nursing.

n School/Dept.

n Majors

n Minors

n Concentrations

NU ONLINE MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMS

Norwich University

By the Numbers

TOTAL STUDENTS = 653*

Nursing............................................................................................. 127 Business Administration ..........................................................99 History..................................................................................................84 International Relations..............................................................68 Military History...............................................................................55 Leadership.........................................................................................43 Cybersecurity...................................................................................43 Public Administration.................................................................39 Strategic Studies............................................................................35 Diplomacy..........................................................................................30 Civil Engineering...........................................................................17 Criminal Justice.................................................................................8 Accounting...........................................................................................3 Business Analytics...........................................................................1 Information Systems......................................................................1 * Does not include 13 students Non-Matriculating/Major Not Required

BACHELOR’S DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAMS TOTAL STUDENTS = 652*

Strategic Studies & Defense Analysis............................ 375 Cybersecurity................................................................................ 115 Nursing ...............................................................................................46 Criminal Justice ..............................................................................34 Business Administration...........................................................31 Communication..............................................................................13 Management Studies..................................................................12 Interdisciplinary Studies...........................................................12 Nursing (RN-BSN) ............................................................................8 Data Analytics.....................................................................................4 * Does not include two students Major Not Required

COLLEGE OF GRADUATE AND CONTINUING STUDIES 2021 CGCS ENROLLMENT = 1,320 STUDENTS

Master’s Bachelor’s

668

45% Military

652

88% Military

Master’s Degrees Accounting Business Administration Business Analytics Civil Engineering Criminal Justice Cybersecurity Diplomacy History Information Systems International Relations Leadership Military History Nursing Public Administration Strategic Studies

Certificates 6 67% Military 0

1000

2000

2021 GRADUATION DATA Online Bachelor’s Degree Graduates:

143

Online Master’s Degree Graduates and Certificates:

374

2020-21 GRADUATE STUDENTS FINANCIAL AID/DEBT Graduate Students Receiving Financial Aid: Total Institutional Aid to Graduate Students:

$1,580

$791,503

Graduate Students Who Graduate with Debt:

46%

Average Total Debt:

$45,561

2020-21 DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAM FINANCIAL AID/DEBT Undergraduates Receiving Financial Aid: Average Military Tuition Assistance (331 recipients):

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).

The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

78%

Average Institutional Aid to Graduate Students (509 recipients):

Academic Structure

64% $1,954

Total Military Benefits (163 recipients): $5,309 Average State Grants (14 recipients): $1,674 Undergraduates Who Graduated in 2020-21 with Debt:

20%

Average Debt:

$20,771

2022 Residency Conference: Monday, June 20 to Friday, June 24, 2022 All Norwich master’s degree programs culminate in a required, weeklong capstone residency conference on campus. During this transformative week, students present final projects or papers, participate in case studies and hands-on exercises, and solidify friendships and professional connections with classmates and professors. Commencement ceremonies conclude the week.

Norwich University is accredited by New England Commision on Higher Education

Bachelor’s Degrees Business Administration Computer Science and Information Systems Criminal Justice Cyber Security Data Analytics Interdisciplinary Studies Management Studies National Security Studies Nursing (RN-BSN) Strategic Studies and Defense Analysis Certificate Programs Cybersecurity Leadership Nurse Practitioner Public Administration Teaching and Learning Norwich ProTM Certifcates Self-paced course Microcertificates Workforce Development Subscriptions Norwich ProTM provides working professionals with a comprehensive portfolio of online programs that address the critical skills necessary in today’s marketplace.

Enrichment Opportunities Annual Leadership Summit Hands-on Cybersecurity Exercises Hands-on Forensic Exercises Cyber Security Summit Todd Lecture Series Presentation Case studies with local Vermont businesses

By the Numbers

Norwich University

In October 2020, Norwich launched its latest fundraising initiative, called “Shoulder-to-Shoulder,” a three-year, $28 million effort. Shoulder-to-Shoulder aims to enhance affordability and keep Norwich on the cutting-edge of academic and experiential learning opportunities. It addresses five priorities: the Norwich Fund, Scholarships, Technology Endowment, Academic Enhancement and Planned Giving. Among these priorities, the focus is on the Norwich Fund, which provides flexible resources to address the university’s most urgent needs.

$28M

$28M–Overall Goal through May 2023

$22M

$16M

15,752,122

$12M

10M 8,018,452

9M 7M

$6M

4,009,937 2,526,657

1M 1,109,518 1M

$1M 0

TOTAL GOAL

SCHOLARSHIPS

NORWICH FUND

GOAL AMOUNT

PLANNED GIVING

AS OF SEPT. 30, 2021

ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT

87,558

TECHNOLOGY ENDOWMENT

STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI NUMBERS Total Living Alumni: 28,432

EMPLOYEES = 871 Faculty (FT)

163

Faculty (PT)

219 *

Staff (FT)

424

Staff (PT)

65 0

100

Undergraduate Alumni: 18,903 * Both numbers above include 566 non-degree alumni

College of Graduate & Continuing Studies Alumni: 9,529 CGCS Certificates Received:

280

* The certificate recipients are not included in total.

200

300

400

500

Alumni with More Than One Degree:

801

Both On-Campus Undergraduate & Online Degrees:

598

* Includes adjuncts, both undergrad & CGC FT = Full time PT = Part time

FY21 GIFTS BY SOURCE TOTAL DONORS (4,341)................................ $12, 442, 449.60

OPERATIONS FY22 Annual Operating Budget: Debt (as of 05-31-21):

$74,559,000

Land Owned by Norwich: Total acres:

Alumni (2,767).....................................................................................$9,164,684.57

$103,011,000

Campus acres:

1229 359

Non-Alumni (1,265).................................................................$1,591,245.67

Value of Endowment (as of 05-31-21):

Corporations & Foundations (154) ........... $613,327.41

How Is the Endowment Invested?

In a highly diversified, globally-oriented portfolio that emphasizes active management of growth investments in equities, private investments (including venture capital), and alternative strategies paired with smaller defensive investments in high quality fixed income.

Faculty/Staff Gifts* (148).................................................. $391,739.15 Bequests/Planned Gifts (7).......................................... $681,452.80

Dollar Amounts Shown

*Faculty/Staff could also be in Alumni category

$328,087,000

How much income will the endowment provide in support of university functions in FY22? $11,210,000

TOP NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Norwich University officials announced a new Bachelor of Science in Design Arts major beginning Fall 2020. The degree program falls within the School of Architecture + Art in the College of Professional Schools, which houses the Design+Build Collaborative.

Norwich University has received a 2020 Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Educational Fundraising Award for the five-year, $100 million bicentennial campaign “Forging the Future.”

President Mark Anarumo’s move into Wilson Hall, a Corps of Cadets barracks, during January 2021’s modified in-room COVID-19 quarantine drew media coverage from The New York Times; Anderson Cooper “Full Circle;” the “EdSurge Podcast;” the business magazine Fast Company; New England Cable News; The Associated Press; Seven Days; WVNY-TV/WFFF-TV; Channel 22/44; WPTZ-TV, Channel 5; NBC Nightly News with Kate Snow; Inside HigherEd; and Comcast Newsmakers.

Norwich University hosted the seventh International Symposium of Military Academies (ISOMA), Oct. 4 through Oct. 8, 2021, on its Northfield campus. This is the first time this biannual conference was held in the United States. ISOMA works within the framework of the International Association of Military Academies (IAMA), which promotes knowledge and competency sharing among member military academies.

Norwich University officials launched the “Shoulder-to-Shoulder” initiative, a three-year, $28 million fundraising effort. The initiative is focused on raising funds for five strategic priorities: The Norwich Fund, scholarships, technology endowment, academic enhancement and planned giving.

Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley delivered Norwich University’s 2021 Commencement address.

As the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Milley is the senior-most ranking member of the military and serves as principal advisor to the President, Secretary of Defense, and National Security Council.

Norwich University named Dr. Julia Bernard as its first-ever vice president of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, effective July 1. Bernard will develop, implement and monitor programs that promote diversity in compliance with university policies and federal and state regulations, including but not limited to Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act; Title IX; the Americans with Disabilities Act as Amended (ADAA); the Rehabilitation Act; the Clery Act; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA); the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA); and other state and federal civil rights regulations and guidelines. She will also serve as the university’s Title II/Section 504 Coordinator.

Norwich University hosted the Presidential Inauguration for its 24th president, Dr. Mark Anarumo, on Sept. 22, with a formal ceremony.

Norwich University was awarded a two-year $18.5 million grant from the National Security Agency as the lead institution to continue to develop the Department of Defense (DoD) Cyber Institutes at the six Senior Military Colleges (SMCs). This grant builds upon the grant awarded in September 2020, designating Norwich University as the lead in establishing the DOD Cyber Institutes to create a pipeline of qualified cyber professionals in current and projected critical work roles. In Fall 2020, the six DoD Cyber Institutes were established at Norwich University, The Citadel, University of North Georgia, Virginia Tech, Texas A&M and Virginia Military Institute.

Norwich University welcomed U.S. Army Gen. Paul E. Funk II on Oct. 19, when he presented Norwich University Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Pioneer Battalion with the Department of Defense ROTC and Educational Institution Partnership Excellence Award for “exceptional performance” in the academic year 2019-20, making it best in nation.

ATHLETIC HIGHLIGHTS

Football had a record 13 student-athletes named to the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) All-Academic team. Manni Romero was the first player in program history to be named a d3football.com Preseason All-American.

Men’s Soccer head coach Adam Pfeifer recorded his 50th career coaching victory with two victories in the spring season. Pfeifer has compiled a 50-15-14 record (.722 winning percentage) in his five seasons at the helm of the program. He also moved into sole possession of third place on the all-time Norwich men’s soccer coaching win list.

The Volleyball sister trio of Kathryn ’21, Sarah ’23 and Laura Farnum ’24, became the first trio of sisters to compete on a Norwich University women’s athletic team all at the same time in school history.

Men’s Hockey extended their NCAA-all levels consecutive minute shutout streak to 730:26, before it was finally snapped late in the third game of the season vs. Castleton. Head coach Cam Ellsworth recorded his 50th career coaching victory. He is 54-8-5 in his career at Norwich for a .843 winning percentage. Felix Brassard was named the Coach Mariano Most Outstanding Male Senior Athlete, while Gabriel Chicoine won the Male Scholar Athlete of the Year. Chicoine was named a CoSIDA Academic All-American for the second year in a row and became the 20th overall honoree in school history. Michael Korol was named the Charles F. Crosby Courage Award winner.

Women’s Hockey finished with a 7-1 record, winning seven straight games to close the season. Senior Samantha Benoit became the 12th player in program history to reach the 100-career-point milestone and just the second defenseman. Benoit finished her career with the third-most assists in program history with 84 assists. She also added 16 goals and was named the Coach Mariano Most Outstanding Female Senior Athlete.

Wrestling junior Dan Curran and senior Ben Forsman were each named National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Scholar All-Americans. This marked the third straight year Curran achieved the honor.

Women’s Swimming & Diving sophomore Nikky Ansley broke the 50-yard breast stroke record, with a 25.76, nearly a full second faster than the previous school record that was held for 32 years by Lynn Kucera.

Baseball won six straight games for the first time since 1989. The Cadets finished the season with a 6-3 record, falling 5-2 to Albertus Magnus in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Tournament First Round.

Men’s Lacrosse fell in a rematch of the 2019 GNAC Championship game to Lasell University in its bid for back-to-back GNAC titles. The Lasers were a thorn in Norwich’s side all year, handing the Cadets three of their four losses on the year. Norwich finished with a 9-4 record in 2021. Payden Masaracchia was named the GNAC Player of the Week twice, while Nick Kandra earned GNAC Goalie of the Week honors twice.

Masaracchia scored 41 goals, which tied for the sixth-most goals in a single season in program history.

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