SU Alum and Criminalist Abigail Wilson will discuss how she made connections through research and internship opportunities to become successful in her career as a forensic scientist in the Latent Print Development Unit of the NYPD Police Laboratory….
Our student volunteers are instrumental to the success of this event. This year, Kyle Tranfaglia volunteered to create a new format of competition, designed a very unique jeopardy game, created the poster of the event and coordinated the event. JJ McCauley, representing the math/cs club, was responsible for student registration and also helped out during the…
Auditing students, in the Accounting and Legal Studies department, recently toured Tishcon’s manufacturing operations in Salisbury. Mike Richtmyer, President, taught us about the company and the process of making vitamins and nutritional supplements. We learned about blending, production, and quality control while discussing regulatory compliance issues. Director of Quality Control, Eduardo Buckley, led us on…
The School of Nursing is accepting applications for its Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) and Doctor of Nursing Practice (D.N.P.) programs until June 1, 2025. All courses are conducted online, with classes beginning in the Fall. The M.S.N. program offers two areas of study: Health Care Leadership and Nurse Educator. The D.N.P. Program provides four options:…
April brings us Earth Day. Today, we will examine eating habits that affect our planet and have a direct impact on our health. By adopting sustainable food practices, we can contribute to the planet’s well-being and enhance our health. Sustainable eating includes consuming food that supports your body and the environment. Agriculture accounts for up…
On Friday, April 11, the Information Systems and Operations Management Department, in partnership with the Info Systems Connect Club, hosted “IS INFO THE ONE?”—a high-impact event designed to connect current students with successful Perdue School alumni working in the tech industry. Held in the Perdue Hall Atrium, the event welcomed over 50 students in attendance,…
Applications are now being accepted for admission to our M.B.A. program. We currently offer two delivery formats, hybrid (in classroom and online) and online (100% online). Apply now. Our innovative M.B.A. integrates ERP technology into several of the classes, allowing students the opportunity to navigate through SAP and helping them to attain cutting-edge software skills. Students…
Join us this Friday, April 18, from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM in PH 251 for an inspiring conversation with Will Cellitto, a 2023 graduate of Salisbury University with a B.A. in Economics and a current 2L at the University of Baltimore School of Law. Will will share insights into his law school experience, his work…
Imagine a world where every student has access to high-quality, barrier-free educational resources. You can be part of making that vision a reality! Our workshop empowers educators to curate OER and assure its accessibility. We will give a short presentation, then work with faculty while they learn how to make OER course materials accessible. Learn…
Friday, May 2, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., Fulton Fountain and Lawn Enjoy “Fulton in Bloom,” our Fulton School of Liberal Arts celebration of visual and performing arts, humanities, and social sciences. This free event includes live music, dancing, art demonstrations and sales, giveaways, and more. Experience the best of our 18 academic majors, 46…