Spring 2017In Their Own Words – Spring 2017
“Why I Chose Norwich as a Civilian,” by Kaylee Krizan ’18. IN MY FRESHMAN YEAR, I got asked a lot why I chose to attend Norwich as a civilian. Why not go to a “normal” college? Explaining... Read More
In Their Own Words – Winter 2017
Stand for Humanity. Muhammad Ali Shahidy ’17. This past summer in Kabul, Afghanistan, Muhammad Ali Shahidy ’17 was nearby a peaceful demonstration when a twin ISIS attack turned it into a bloodbath.... Read More
IN THEIR OWN WORDS – Fall 2016
After her 1963 graduation, Georgia Dahlberg worked as a junior engineer in California before deploying with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to Verdun, France, to head up Post Engineer Engineering Control... Read More
IN THEIR OWN WORDS – Summer 2016
“I haven’t played it since 1959. That’s a lot of years. But I can remember it. I can hear it. I can feel the emotion in it. I can close my eyes and see it all over again.” – Rudy Treml ’62... Read More
IN THEIR OWN WORDS – SPRING 2016
Richard Hayden ’68, Full Circle: Coaching for Leadership. Richard Hayden ’68, a third-generation Norwich alumnus, has served as a Norwich trustee and NUAA president. This account is a close adaptation... Read More
Fred Farrell ’71
“Tennis Court Guy” to the Rich and Famous When we caught up with Fred Farrell ’71, he had recently returned from the Kennebunkport home of George H. W. Bush, and was preparing for a trip to the White... Read More
Francis T. Moran Jr. ’60
Now retired, Francis “Bud” Moran ’60 swims and attends mass every day, and writes poetry. He and his wife, Gert, have seven children and nine grandchildren between them. (Photo courtesy of Bud Moran.) Francis... Read More
David Zsido ’70
Memories of Irene. Active with the Antique Truck Club of America (ATCA) for more than 30 years, and a longtime contributor to its publication, Double Clutch, Dave is also president of the Green Mountain... Read More
Michelle Kanavos ’81
(Photo Courtesy of Michele Kavanos ’81.) Norwich MCV graduate Michelle (Wood) Kanavos ’81 is an adult primary care nurse practitioner who also teaches at Framingham State College. A member of the... Read More
Duane “Dewey” Martin ’67
A Crash In-Country. Duane “Dewey” Martin is retired from the Army, but he has never retired from service. He presently sits on Norwich University’s Board of Fellows and has launched a mentorship... Read More
