The offices of Enrollment Management and Orientation, Transition & Family Programs have moved to a new office location. You can find the office staff for both areas now at 1108 Camden Avenue, directly across the street from Holloway Hall….Continue Reading A New “Home” for Orientation & Enrollment Management
Computer Science (CS) Department hosted 3rd annual Eastern Shore High School Computer Programming Competition. There are 7 schools from all over the Eastern Shore with 19 total students participated in the competition….Continue Reading 3rd annual Eastern Shore High School Computer Programming Competition
Team One: Isaac Dugan, Brian Bowers, James Montebell, Dustin O’BrienDescription: Built a CLI cybersecurity audit tool for Haskell codebasesProject link: https://devpost.com/software/lambda-check Team Two: Spencer Presley, Vince Pham, Stephora AlberiDescription: Built a website that shows visualizations of Spotify music dataProject link: https://devpost.com/software/spotify-wrapped-plus HenHacks website…Continue Reading HenHacks Team One Won the Bank of America Cybersecurity Track
The Maryland Open Source Textbook (MOST) initiative is seeking proposals for its Faculty OER Grant Program, which supports faculty efforts to increase access, affordability, and achievement for students at Maryland’s post-secondary institutions through the incorporation of open educational resources (OER) into teaching practice. Available grants in 2024 include: Deadline Extended! All proposals must be submitted by…Continue Reading Call for Proposals for OER Faculty Grants
For the first time, we are offering on-site Early Bird* registration for the Summer Enrichment Academies at SU. The SEA@SU programming offers a variety of educational programs for students in high school, middle school, and elementary school. Learners expand their skills in the sciences, leadership, communication, and the arts and are encouraged to shine boldly…Continue Reading SEA On-Site Early Bird Registration – March 16
Computer Science major, Lilly Ngo has been selected to join the Henson Student Leadership Advisory Council (HSLAC) for the 2024-25 academic year. Learn More…Continue Reading Computer Science major, Lilly Ngo joins (HSLAC) for 2024-5
The Salisbury University men’s lacrosse team will host a Faculty & Staff Appreciation Game on Thursday, March 14, during its 5 p.m. game against SUNY Geneseo at Sea Gull Stadium. Faculty and staff are invited to attend and bring 2-3 guests for a fun afternoon of men’s lacrosse. Stop by the hospitality area in…Continue Reading Faculty & Staff Appreciation Game | Thursday, March 14
Elizabeth Hesen Class of 2024 Health Science As expected, being an athlete in college can be very busy and hectic. Trying to juggle school, lacrosse, work life, eating, and sleep can be very challenging. But also, at the same time, it has been beneficial to help set me up for the many challenges and obstacles…Continue Reading Life as a D3 Athlete
Nyla Carter Class of 2024 Public Health Are you interested in learning about the importance of time management and your overall health? During my freshman year, I faced many challenges trying to learn how to survive independently, away from my family. I was used to my family deciding what we would have for dinner, such…Continue Reading Time Management & Your Health
Join us this Friday, March 8th for Salisbury University’s Women’s Forum’s International Women’s Day Conference, 1:00-4:30 in the Worchester room. There will be stimulating and quick paced, 10-minute presentations and posters on site covering topics ranging from period poverty, tattooing, pornography, SES, empowering Black, Latinex and Native women, bringing in outsiders, ableism, women in…Continue Reading SU Women’s Forum’s International Women’s Day Conference: Friday, March 8th