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Information Literacy Partner of the Month: Krispen Laird
It is with great pleasure that the SU Libraries recognize Krispen Laird as the February-March winner of the SU Libraries Information Literacy Partner of the Month Award. Erin Weber, Research and Instructional Services Librarian, nominated Krispen, writing:“I’d like to nominate Krispen Laird for our work revamping the BIOL 101 information literacy component. Krispen was key…
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Dynamic Lecturing Webinar
Based on the research in the book of the same name by Harrington & Zakrajsek, come learn teaching techniques to bring life back into your lectures and produce active engagement in your students. Register to attend online via Zoom…
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April is for Access
The Disability Resource Center and the Seidel School of Education will host “Enhancing College Success for Students with Autism: A Professors’ Guide,” on Friday, April 5, 2024, from 10:00 am-11:00 am in TETC, Room 152. This workshop is designed to provide valuable insights and practical strategies to empower both faculty and students. Led by experts…
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Recital: Benjamin Rodman, cello
Saturday, April 13Holloway Hall, Great Hall, 7:30pm Admission is free, but tickets are required. https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?show=226181…
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SU Dance Company Spring Concert presents Fresh Tracks
Friday-Sunday, April 12-14*Fulton Hall Black Box Theatre, 7:30pm & *2 pm Directed by Helen Myers This lively concert features all new works choreographed by faculty and guest artists. https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?show=195354…
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6 Strings, 7 Positions & 88 Keys & Friends
Wednesday, April 10Holloway Hall, Great Hall 7:30pm The annual tradition where Jackson Music Program colleagues Danielle Cumming, Lee Knier and William Folger present a program with special guests, including current students, former students, colleagues, and friends, all of whom perform for fun! https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?show=195342…
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Chris English Duo and Friends present “Blues in the Black Box”
Friday, April 5, 2024Fulton Hall, Black Box Theatre, 7:30 pm Dedicated to his craft and the spirit of the blues, Chris English is a veteran blues artist and SU Music Department faculty member.The Chris English Duo is a powerful blend of Chris on guitar, harp, vocals and an old coca cola crate used as a…
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Can What We Eat Affect Our Mood?
A recent study concludes that changing your diet can relieve depression/anxiety and reduce stress. This Australian randomized and controlled study was done with undergraduate college students who tested moderate or high for symptoms of depression, anxiety and stress and found to have a high intake of fat and sugar. Students were separated into two groups: a treatment…
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SU School of Nursing, UMES Bowl to Raise Funds for MAC, Inc.
By SU Public Relations SALISBURY, MD—Salisbury University’s School of Nursing and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s Physical Therapy Program recently raised money for a good cause while partaking in friendly competition. During the fourth annual Nutty Bowling Challenge, 12 teams representing the institutions vied for the top scores during an evening of glow bowling. Event organizers…
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SU Team Ranks Top in U.S. in Society of Actuaries Case Challenge
By SU Public Relations SALISBURY, MD—Salisbury University mathematics students are top in the U.S. in actuarial analysis and case study research. The Society of Actuaries (SOA) Research Institute recently announced SU as the third-place winner in its 2024 Student Research Case Study Challenge — the only U.S. institution to win a prize — behind two…
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SU Announces New Management and Social Entrepreneurship Minors for Fall 2024
By SU Public Relations SALISBURY, MD—Students at Salisbury University now have the opportunity to enhance their resumes with experience in organizational leadership and the societal impacts of consumerism thanks to new minors in management and social entrepreneurship. Scheduled to begin in fall 2024, the minors, housed in the Franklin P. Perdue School of Business, are…