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 Kylie Blodgett

  • Assistant Professor of Physical Education
  • 802-485-2315
  • kcowens@norwich.edu
  • 144,

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

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  • Associate Professor of Management
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  • Business

Alexander Bontempo

  • Research Associate Professor of Biology
  • abontemp@norwich.edu
  • Bartoletto Hall houses the College of Science and Mathematics. Also known as the Engineering, Math and Science Complex.

Matthew Bovee

  • Associate Professor of Cybersecurity
  • 802-485-2078
  • mbovee@norwich.edu
  • 324,

    Mack Hall is designed to tie together the 樱花视频 campus and to provide an environment to teach students the skills they need for the 21st century.
     

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  • Adjunct Faculty

Tracy Brannstrom

  • Adjunct Faculty
  • tbranns@norwich.edu
  • Schneider Hall houses the majority of offices and classrooms for the College of Liberal Arts, including the English & Communications and Modern Languages departments; 400-seat Dole Auditorium is also found here.

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  • Adjunct Professor of Criminology
  • kbrayton@norwich.edu
  • 105,

    Schneider Hall houses the majority of offices and classrooms for the College of Liberal Arts, including the English & Communications and Modern Languages departments; 400-seat Dole Auditorium is also found here.

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  • Lead Faculty of AGNP-AC and FNP Tracks
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  • Program Coordinator, History
  • Professor of History
  • 802-485-2362
  • rbrucken@norwich.edu
  • 214,

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