Please allow this to serve as a reminder of today’s (June 22) open campus session for finalists of the Director of Athletics & Campus Recreation position. The session will take place from 3:00-3:45pm in Conway (TETC) 153. The resume of today’s finalist can be viewed at the following secure link: https://webapps.salisbury.edu/securefiles/athletic-director/LH.Resume.pdf Finalists will be asked to spend…
The Department of Physical Plant would like to advise the campus of the following: Support Services will be conducting their required year-end inventory on Wednesday, June 28, 2023. In preparation for this inventory, Support Services will be closing the Customer Service Counter at noon on Tuesday, June 27, 2023 and re-open at 8:00 a.m. on…
Join University Dining Services for Lunch in the Bistro! Want to find out more about our other locations across campus visit our Dining Services webpage. Lunch is from 11:00 am to 1:30 p.m. and the cost with an SU ID is $8.75 (plus tax)….
Salisbury University hosts the Brown and Church Summer Carillon Series of concerts on its Samuel R. Brown and William D. Church Carillon, at the Patricia R. Guerrieri Academic Commons, this summer. Laura Ellis performs 7 p.m. Thursday, June 29. The community is invited to bring lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy music from The Square…
Thursday, April 27, began a two-day celebration of collaboration for PACE. First, the PACE Showcase was a chance for our community and campus to celebrate some of the many partnerships between Maryland’s Eastern Shore and Salisbury University. Over 125 attendees got to learn about ongoing partnerships, form new connections and meet the people doing excellent public work…
Bone health is usually a hot topic in older generations, but did you know that our developing years play a crucial role in having healthy bones? With osteoporosis on the rise, get bone health on your mind! Michelle Dix discusses what affects our bone health and how to optimize our bones for a better tomorrow….
Jessica Basom, a ShoreCorps 2013 alum and an operations and volunteer coordinator at the Mid Shore Community Mediation Center (MSCMC), proves that the ShoreCorps program is one of the most beneficial experiences to help you become successful in a career. Jessica was a part of the ShoreCorps program for four years, until she officially started…
The Presidential Citizen Scholars (PCS) Program prepares students to be community leaders through civic scholarship and community action. Students who have chosen to become PCSs meet with members of the community to identify and research specific issues both groups are passionate about. After researching the chosen issue the community is facing, students work on a PCS Capstone…
Yes, Americans do have nutrient deficiencies. Here’s why that should concern you. Are you deficient in at least one vitamin or mineral essential for good health? This may be surprising, but some studies suggest you have an almost one in three chances of being at risk. Risk is even greater when nutrient insufficiencies are considered….
On June 19, 1865, two and a half years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, Union soldiers arrived in Texas with news that the Civil War had ended and all slaves were then freed, marking the end of one of the most oppressive eras in American history. This Juneteenth, let us come together as…