Here are some important safety tips as we head into warmer months. Be prepared and be safe! 1. Never drive through a flooded road. 2. Flooding can happen from rain elsewhere. 3. There often is more than one round of severe weather in a given day. 4. Tornado sirens aren’t designed to be heard indoors. Tornado sirens…
April 11 Doors open 5 p.m., Show Starts 6 p.m. Mogan’s Oyster House 100 E. Main Street, Suite 111, Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Free and Open to the Public, All Ages, NO TICKETS REQUIRED This monthly series features music from SU faculty, staff, and friends. 2 Women. 17 Instruments. What Could Go Wrong?! Anderson and…
Saturday, April 12, 7:30 p.m. Teacher Education and Technology Center, Conway Hall 318, TV Studio Inaugurating our new “Lab Studio Series” featuring adventurous, emerging performing artists creating new, original work, D. Spaulding and the Den Dogs create eclectic songs about nosebleeds, gargoyles, and their collective journey towards the ethereal plane. Their music draws from influences…
Saturday, April 5, 7 p.m. Holloway Hall, Jackson Family Auditorium Symphony 21 is a creative arts movement that exposes youth and the community to modern approaches to music, technology and visual arts. This multimedia concert experience features a diverse ensemble of some of the world’s most innovative musicians, synchronized visual animation and a modern cinematic…
ASH Trio Tuesday, April 1, 7 p.m. Holloway Hall, Great Hall Formed in the fall of 2024 this new flute trio is named for its founding members: Lisa Adams, Jan Schreibman, and Sally Hendon. The three met through the Salisbury University Flute Choir and in this inaugural performance they offer a unique program spanning the…
Mike Koval, Faculty Director of the Business Honors Program, accompanied Business Honors Ambassadors Isabella Casey, senior finance major, and Kevin Bowers, junior accounting major, to the Business Honors and Leadership Conference at the University of Texas at Austin on February 24-25. The conference provided interesting insights and inspiring ideas to bring back to our program…
On February 27th, the Perdue School of Business (PSB) hosted their semesterly THE Meeting for over 200 students in our personal and professional development course, BUAD 200. THE Meeting is an acronym standing for Transition to the professional program, Hear from faculty, and Engage with other departments and students. Modeled after a business conference, the…
The current officers of Beta Alpha Psi (Olivia Stengel, Bella Barbino, Jordan Bodziak, and Kristal Racco) proudly represented the Perdue School of Business at the mid-year meeting in Dallas, Texas, in February. In addition to attending a variety of professional development activities, including the keynote address given by the CFO of the Dallas Cowboys, they…
Offered for the first time in the fall of 2024, IHHS 490 – Innovating for Health: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Entrepreneurship, was team-taught by Mr. Bryan Bourdeau, assistant director of the Dave & Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship (RCE), and Dr. Tina Reid, professor of nursing. “Engaging in structured interdisciplinary learning experiences allows students to…
To enhance security and protect against phishing attacks, Salisbury University is transitioning from the traditional DUO Push to DUO Verified Push for students, faculty and staff. Starting Tuesday, March 18th, this new method will add an extra layer of security by requiring users to enter a code displayed on their screen before approving a push notification. This…