Category: Faculty

Ethics Across the Curriculum Faculty Workshop

  • Publication date December 6, 2024
  • Categories: Faculty
EAC Faculty Workshop

Faculty: You are invited to apply for the third Ethics Across the Curriculum Faculty Workshop, to be held January 14th-17th, 2025.  This workshop will gather faculty from across all four schools and CHHS and the Library to discuss ethics education, the role of ethics in their disciplines, ethical reasoning and dialogue, the application of ethics in teaching and scholarship, as well as theoretical and structural concerns that arise in thinking through ethical problems.  We will focus specifically on implementing new approaches to ethics in your teaching: new…

LATIN AMERICAN & LATINX SYMPOSIUM

LATIN AMERICAN & LATINX SYMPOSIUM

December 7, 2024      9:00 am to 1:00 pm Location: Perdue Hall Atrium & Bennett Family Auditorium Contact information: Ethel Barja      embarjacuyutupa@salisbury.edu…

Self-Study: Campus Open Session

In November, SU’s 2025 Middle States Self-Study Draft Report was shared and we hosted our visiting team chair, Dr. Marilyn Wells. During her preliminary campus visit, Dr. Wells reviewed our draft report, engaged with our campus constituents and offered valuable feedback. As part of continued efforts to gather feedback and answer community questions, SU’s Middle…

Salisbury University’s 40th annual Eastern Shore High School Mathematics Competition

Students from 20 schools in Delaware and Maryland demonstrated their mathematical talents in Salisbury University’s 40th annual Eastern Shore High School Mathematics Competition. “For 40 years we have been inviting students and teachers from the region to campus for a day devoted entirely to having students engage in the area of mathematical problem solving,” said…

PACE: Democracy Across the Discipline

 Join us tonight, December 2nd, for another Democracy Across the Disciplines lecture! We will be discussing the costs of higher education and childcare. The lecture will take place from 7-8:30 in Perdue Hall 156. If you would like to know more about any of our upcoming PACE events, visit www.salisbury.edu/pace…

A Not-So-Silent Night

Wednesday, December 11Fulton Hall, Black Box Theatre, 7:30pm Mama’s Black Sheep and the Christine Havrilla Duo play their versions of your holiday favorites, as well as some of their most popular original songs. For tickets: Salisbury.edu/performingarts…

Donation DRIVE THRU Event, Donate to Sammy’s Stash Secondhand Shop

Do you need to do some tidying up before Winter Break? Mark your calendar! The Recycling Department is hosting their biannual Donation DRIVE THRU Event on Friday, December 6th from 7am-2pm at 105 Power Street (look for the large, blue Recycling banner). Pull up, park your car, pop the trunk and we will do the rest!…

PACE: Democracy Across the Discipline Lecture Series

  • Publication date November 25, 2024
  • Categories: Faculty, Staff

Our next Democracy Across the Disciplines event plans to highlight Universal inclusion. Our speakers, Austin Walls (SOAP, SU Undergraduate Student, and LGBTQ Advocate), Dr. April Logan (English) and Dr. Diane Illig (Sociology and Safe Spaces) will discuss the social, economic, and political impacts of LGBTQ+ rights. Join us on November 25th from 7-8:30 in Perdue…

Vox Concordia presents Winter Reflections

Vox Concordia Winter Reflections

Sunday, December 8Holloway Hall, Great Hall, 4 pm Vox Concordia, a 25-member chamber choir under the direction of Veronica Tomanek, presents Winter Reflections, an international and stylistic exploration of seasonal music including settings of European and South American carols, Renaissance and Baroque music, and poetry of Robert Frost, and will feature SU faculty guitarist Danielle…

The Laramie Project

Laramie Project

By Moiés Kaufman and the Members of Tectonic Theater ProjectDirected by Blake HarrisProduced by Sophanes Theatre ClubSponsored by the Office of Inclusion, Access & Belonging Saturday, December 7 at 2 & 7:30pmSunday, December 8 at 2 pmFulton Hall, Black Box Theatre The Laramie Project recounts a rural community’s response to the horrific hate crime of…