Year: 2023

Save the Dates: Open Sessions for ID&D Instructional Designer Candidates

  • Publication date October 2, 2023
  • Categories: Faculty, Staff
Save the Date

Instructional Design & Delivery is interviewing for our next Instructional Designer and we invite campus stakeholders to the open session presentation where each candidate will address an effective teaching strategy (either Socrative questioning, problem-based/inquiry-based learning, or scaffolding and authentic assignments/assessments). All sessions will be held in Instructional Design & Delivery, Academic Commons, room 220H from…

Career Services/Henson School of Science and Technology STEM Job/Internship Fair

WHO: Salisbury University Career Services/Henson School of Science and Technology WHAT: Would like to invite you to register to attend our STEM Job/Internship Fair WHERE: Assembly Hall, 4th Floor, Academic Commons WHEN: November 9th, 2023, from 3-6:00 PM WHY: We expect approximately 150 students to attend who are seeking STEM related jobs or internships. This…

Career Services After Hours Appointments

Career Services After Hours

Take the opportunity to meet with a Career Counselor every Monday in October from 7-8:00 PM via zoom. The dates are: October 2, October 9, October 16, October 23 and October 30. Please make an appointment by going to Career Connections or by phone (410-543-6075). What a great opportunity to meet with a Career Counselor…

Fall for Fulton

Friday, October 27, 1-4, Fulton Fountain and Lawn (rain location: Fulton Lobby) As part of SU’s Alumni Homecoming tradition, celebrate the Fulton School of Liberal Arts, which plays a vital role inthe academic experience of nearly every SU student as home to the visual and performing arts, the humanities,and the social sciences. Event includes giveaways,…

World Mental Health Day

SU’s World Mental Health Day event is Wednesday, Oct 11th 3 – 5 p.m. at the Henson Mall, the lawn area between Henson and Devilbiss (rain location: Link of Nations). Enjoy resources, activities, and give-a-ways, sponsored by the Psychology Department….

The Zest – Habit Stacking

This article is part of SU Dining Services Newsletter The Zest. View other articles and newsletter issues on the The Zest archive. Have you ever had a goal you were wholly committed to – only to see a breakdown in the steps to getting there? We intend to exercise, build muscle, lose weight, study better,…

SU VOTES

  • Publication date September 29, 2023
  • Categories: Student

Do you have an interest in increasing voter turnout among students? During the month of October, SU Votes is looking for student volunteers to help table and get students registered to vote. No experience is necessary and you will get free t shirts! Tabling takes place around your availability from 5-7 PM any night of…

Interprofessional Symposium on Transgender Care and Experience

Join us on Wednesday, November 15th, 2023 in the Guerrieri Academic Commons, Assembly Hall (Fourth Floor) for our Interprofessional Symposium on Transgender Care and Experience. Registration begins at 12:45 p.m. | Opening Remarks at 1 p.m. | Closing Remarks 5 p.m. | Light fare reception following closing remarks. Register HERE! Featuring: a notable keynote speaker,…

First-Ever SU Raft Debate

Are you looking for a fun, family-friendly Friday evening event? The Clarke Honors College and the Honors Student Association are proud to host the first-ever SU Raft Debate on Friday, 10/6 at 5pm in Devilbiss 123. Five teams of three passionate students led by five amazing faculty/ staff captains—Dr. Venosa (Humanities), Dr. Nyland (Natural Sciences),…

Banned Books Week at the SU Libraries

  • Publication date September 28, 2023
  • Categories: Faculty, Staff
Let Freedom Read on a colorful graphic logo resembling books.

Banned Books Week is a critical response to challenges against books and other forms of information. This work is even more urgent given the escalating challenges in recent years. 2022 recorded the highest number of book challenges since the American Library Association began collecting data in 1982, and book bans are on track to surpass…