1993 - Norwich Emergency Squad Dissolved by University President Richard Schneider, USCG REAR ADMIRAL RET.

1997 - Norwich University Emergency Medical Society founded by Norwich University Cadets.

2005 - The first Norwich University Emergency Medical Seal is created.

2006 - Norwich University Emergency Medical Services founded by Cadets Michael Kelley and Robert Fabich.

2007 - NUEMS begins writing its new SOPs which will go on to make NUEMS the primary care provider on the NU Campus under the direction of Cadet Stephen Stokes and Adam Beck.

2007 - The first-ever NUEMS patch is designed and approved for the NUEMS Uniform which is also redesigned.

2007 - The NU Corps of Cadets Medical Platoon is dissolved by the Commandant of Cadets, Brig. Gen. Michael Kelley, VSM after the recommendation from the NUEMS Officers.

2008 - NUEMS switches from its old command structure using a Student EMS Chief, A Deputy Chief, a Captain, Admin Lieutenant and a Training/OPS Lieutenant to its current system of a Student Captain and two Lieutenants to bring them in line with University and NUEMS SOPs.

2008 - Norwich University Emergency Medical Services cited for outstanding service to the Norwich University Corps of Cadets during Rook Week 2008.

2011 - NUEMS becomes part of the Center for Civic Engagement. 

2013 - NUEMS began NREMT/ VTDHSS Emergency Medical Responder and AHA CPR on campus Training Programs.

2024 - NUEMS was designated a Heart Safe Campus at the National EMS Collegiate Conference.

NUEMS provided medical coverage for the annual NU Legacy March, a 50-mile foot-march from the original location of Norwich University (Norwich, VT) to its current location (Northfield, VT). 

NUEMS provided continuous coverage for the four-day event. NUEMS members walked with the Cadets for the entire 50-miles!

Can't wait to do it again next year!

NUEMS took the 7 hour drive down to Maryland this February to attend the National Collegiate EMS Foundation's 2024 Conference.

The seven members who attended on behalf of NUEMS learned a lot about Emergency Medicine and what role Collegiate EMS Organizations like ours play in keeping our campuses healthy and safe!

We will also be attending the 2025 Conference in Pittsburgh!

NUEMS started working with all Rook and some Upperclassmen companies to get them all CPR Certified.

The Cadets learned about bleeding control, shock management, CPR, and Narcan administration.

NUEMS met with upper leadership for the University, including the President, Commandant of Cadets, Marine Corps Col, and more.

They were shown around the Northfield Ambulance Bay, observed some demonstrations of what NUEMS can do for patient care, and even got to try using Epi Pens themselves!