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University of Vermont Deans The president, provost, and other leaders at the University of Vermont (UVM) are asking us to imagine new possibilities and approaches for UVM. They are doing this because they want our university and its students and graduates to thrive for the years, decades, and centuries to come. And, they are doing it now because we are at a pivotal moment for higher education in this nation and around the world.
We may disagree on the merits of some of the plans being proposed, but the commitment and an inclusive approach of our leadership is evident. We must hear and support one another as we move through this process. And we must ensure that our priorities the education and well-being of our students; the knowledge we create and share; and a strong future for the University of Vermont remain in place.
Meet Noma Anderson, the new Dean of the College of Nursing and Health Sciences at UVM Photo by Ian Thomas Jansen-Lonnquist
“The power of language is just amazing to me; how you can read a book or listen to a conversation and even though you’ve not physically experienced it through language, you are there.” On the surface, this is a mindset that might seem suited for a poet or a writer, but for Noma Anderson, the new dean of the College of Nursing and Health Sciences, it’s what drew her to a career in speech-language pathology. “Our wants, our needs, our thoughts are all expressed by language,” she says.