NU Online Viewpoint

Although it has only been one year since he earned his Bachelor of Science of Cybersecurity with a concentration in Information Warfare and Security Management from Norwich University in 2020, Kelso Horne has achieved great success. Starting fall 2021, Horne will be attending the University of Minnesota Law School. Currently working as a freelance writer, Horne has had a unique educational and professional experience that led him to attend law school and gain a passion for cybersecurity.

For the second year in a row, Norwich University’s College of Graduate and Continuing Studies (CGCS) is hosting its annual Residency Conference virtually. On June 21-25, 2021, 362 graduate students representing 13 online master’s degree programs will gather under this year’s theme, “Norwich Together, Norwich Forever,” to participate in capstone and culminating academic work and conferences. At the end of the week, the graduate students will earn their master’s degree at the virtual Commencement ceremony. Additionally, 209 online bachelor’s degree students are expected to receive their degree in 2021, although it is not mandatory for those students to participate in the 2021 Residency Conference. Students may not be able to visit the Norwich University campus in the Green Mountains of Northfield, Vermont this year, but the virtual Residency Conference provides an opportunity for students, alumni, and friends and family of the graduates to participate in these significant milestones from the safety of their homes.