10:00 am – 6:30 PM SEPTEMBER 9-16, 2024 – FREE – UNDERGRADUATE, DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS ONLY – IN-PERSON & ONLINE: Perdue 141 and Virtual September 9-16, 2024 is GULL Week, Salisbury University’s annual assessment bonanza in which the University has the opportunity to explore whether and how well students are achieving SU’s general education Learning Goals…
Date: August 21, 2024Time: 8:30 a.m. – Noon Location: Guerrieri Academic Commons – Assembly Hall, room 462 The focus for this year’s event is Reparative Humanism in Higher Education: Recasting Agreements to Humanize Teaching & Learning, which will be led by guest speaker Dr. Mays Imad, associate professor at Connecticut College. Fostering an empowering and nurturing educational environment means we must…
Instructional Design & Delivery is offering start of the semester professional development for faculty and academic staff. Professional development around engaging pedagogy topics and instructional software will be delivered the week of August 12-16 and on August 20. Please see the Faculty Development Calendar for full details and how to register. Topics include but are…
Planning for Alumni Homecoming and Family Weekend 2024 is well underway, with events scheduled during the week of October 20-27. If you are interested in planning an event to engage alumni connected to your department, school, team or student organization during Homecoming week, please email alumni@salisbury.edu for more information on how the SU Alumni Association…
In the years prior, you have always picked up the Scantron large pink forms (F1712) and Scantron small pink forms (F289) from our inventory control department on campus. Those forms are not being stored there anymore. Good news!! Scantron forms are now being stored in the Imaging and Data Processing Center (IDP) in Conway Hall…
Ready to pedal your way through the Eastern Shore? 🌟 Enjoy an exclusive 50% OFF registration fees for the Sea Gull Century when you email seagull@salisbury.edu ! Join us for a scenic and exhilarating ride on Saturday, September 28, 2024. Don’t miss this chance to connect with colleagues, enjoy the beautiful outdoors, and be part…
Flock Talks: Soaring Beyond Conflict started on July 22 as a new podcast showcasing conflict resolution skills and colleagues in the Conflict Analysis & Dispute Resolution (CADR) field of work. This podcast allows the audience to see how effective conflict resolution is at the international, interpersonal, and intergroup (organizational) levels. Hosts Christa Peek and Michael Migliozzi…
All Fulton students should join us Wednesday, September 25, 12-3 p.m., in the Link of Nations (connecting the Student Union and the Commons) to meet Fulton internship coordinators and Career Services staff to gain skills for jobs and internships….
Students, staff, faculty, and community members are invited to this free showcase of Fulton faculty projects, with stimulating conversation, coffee, tea, cookies, and giveaways.First Tuesday of the month, 3:30-5 pm, in Conway 152. September 3 – Emin Lelić (History):A Window into the Soul of the Ottoman Empire, and John Mosher (Art):“Wanderer” Narrative-Based Art Exhibition. October…
Next 3 Saturdays, 7 p.m., at The Square (outdoor brick area adjacent to the Guerrieri Academic Commons): Carillon concerts. Free. Either bring an outdoor chair or sit at the picnic tables. July 27: William Folger (SU Music Faculty) August 3: John Widmann August 10: Andrea McCrady…