To:       UVM Community

From:  Annie Stevens, Vice Provost for Student Affairs
 
Re:      Domenic Morse

It is with a heavy heart that we inform the University community that, after an extensive search of the Burlington and Winooski area, Domenic Morse was found deceased by the Burlington Police Department on November 11, 2020. Domenic had been reported missing by friends, which prompted the area-wide search effort. Domenic began his time at UVM in Spring 2019 studying Business Administration in the Grossman School of Business. Though he was not an active student this semester, we know that Domenic remained closely tied to the UVM community and the students, staff, and faculty who knew him. 

We extend our deepest condolences to Dom’s family. Our sincere thoughts of care and sympathy are also extended to the friends, classmates, faculty, and staff who knew him.

As is the case when any member of our community passes away, we are bound to feel a profound sense of loss, and reactions are felt in a variety of ways. During this time, we highly encourage you to reach out to your primary support system as a source of care and connection. If you, or someone you know, are in need of professional counseling please do not hesitate to contact UVM’s Counseling and Psychiatry Services at (802) 656-3340 (for students) or Invest EAP at (802) 864-EAPØ (3270) or toll free at 1-866-660-9533 (for employee assistance).

 

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Annie Stevens, Ph.D.
Vice Provost
Division of Student Affairs
University of Vermont
(802) 656-3380

 

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