Norwich University’s Center for Global Resilience and Security (CGRS) named Dr John R Mullin to its advisory board. His three-year term began Oct. 20. Mullin is emeritus professor of regional planning in the University of Massachusetts at Amherst’s Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning Department, associate director of its Center for Economic Development and former dean of its Graduate School. His research and professional interests focus on industrial revitalization, port development and downtown planning.

Cara Armstrong, director of Norwich University’s School of Architecture+Art and Design+Build Collaborative has published “A Trick of Living,” a book of digital sketches and poems.

The digital sketching adventure began for Armstrong, who also teaches classes in design and architecture, when she was issued an iPad as part of Norwich’s iPad initiative in 2019. Posts of her sketches on Facebook drew a modest following and the attention of Big Table Publishing Co. Acquisitions Editor Robin Stratton, who asked Armstrong whether she had thought of making a book.

David Allen Certified welcomes Heritage Aviation (BTV) in Burlington, Vermont to the David Allen Certified Licensed Partner Program. This program allows Heritage Aviation to expand its FBO services to include the disinfection and protection of aircraft, hangars, offices, vehicles and other corporate assets, both in aviation and beyond the airport to serve the needs of the businesses across their community.

Community Health Pharmacist Stefanie Buffum, PharmD, believes in personal attention and the importance of community. “We have more of a hometown touch,” Buffum said. “We are able to better serve patients and give them a more personal experience.” With several area pharmacies closing, Buffum sees Brandon Community Pharmacy as a vital community service.

Northfield Savings Bank (NSB) is pleased to announce two appointments which serve to enhance the Bank’s Business Banking and lending teams.

Robert B. Wheeler: Vice President – Commercial Credit: Robert was recently appointed Vice President – Commercial Credit, having previously served NSB as Vice President – Commercial Banking in Chittenden County since December 2017. He is based out of NSB’s commercial office at 210 College Street in Burlington.