The smaller groups are often held when an alumnus or a parent agrees to host the gathering at their home. A representative of the Admissions Office will coordinate details with the admissions volunteer to decide upon a date that is best for the host, the University and the new students. The University will send out invitations to all accepted students in the area who have paid the required deposits and indicated an intent to enroll. The host will arrange for modest refreshments, for which Norwich will gladly reimburse the costs. If it is not possible for an admissions volunteer to host such a program, the Volunteer can assist at a program.
Assistance can take the form of helping the host family, or just attending the program.
Discussing with students and their parents why he or she selected Norwich and how this selection prepared him or her for a career and subsequent life experience is a meaningful contribution. Back to Norwich Ambassador's page. As the Norwich Volunteer Admissions Program grows, it becomes essential that we bring together new and current program members. We can meet each other, present training and other informational materials, discuss opportunities and solve problems. Norwich University wants its Volunteer Admissions Program to be second to none.