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Sammy’s Stash A Secondhand Shop – Student Opportunity
Are you looking for an opportunity that is community and sustainability oriented? Sammy’s Stash, A Secondhand Shop is an appointment-only, free resource available to all SU students and employees to shop for gently used items. It was created in response to students’ essential needs and to reduce the University’s environmental impact. This Strategic Innovation Fund Program supports…
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Campus Race to Zero Waste National Competition’s Final Results
The Campus Race to Zero Waste (CR2ZW) is an 8-week national competition against other universities to showcase our waste minimization and recycling efforts. CR2ZW is an opportunity to bring the SU community together while generating attention and spreading awareness for zero waste initiatives. SU competed in 3 categories this year, including the Per Capita Classic,…
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Pottery Sale This Week
May 6th to May 9th Fulton Hall Lobby Monday – Wednesday 9am to 5pm Thursday 9am to Noon *Proceeds Support The SU CLAY CLUB…
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Summer I Music Theory Course
Registration is still open for MUSC 201 -701, SUMMER I. Summer I MUSC 201 -701 course is the online version of the MUSC-201 Introduction to Music Theory course. It will be delivered completely online via the MyClasses@SU system with no Face-to-Face meetings. The course will focus on music fundamentals such as notation, melody, rhythm, keys,…
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Thank A Teacher Week: May 6 – 10, 2024
Each May, the University System of Maryland Council for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning joins the Kirwan Center for Academic Innovation in planning faculty and instructor recognition activities as part of Thank A Teacher Week. This event coincides with National Teacher Appreciation Week, which also is this week! Students are invited to share their…
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Parking Permit Sales for Academic Year 2024/2025
New students, upper-level and graduate students will have the opportunity, after Memorial Day, to purchase a parking permit for the upcoming academic year. All parking permits (except Motorcycle and EV permits) must be purchased online. Permits may be purchased through the permit system by accessing the link below. SU PARKING PORTAL Or Navigate to GullNet >…
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Recital: Dalton Bosserman, clarinet
Sunday, May 12 Holloway Hall, Great Hall, 2pm Admission is free, but tickets are required https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?show=209427…
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Salisbury Symphony Orchestra
Saturday, May 11Holloway Hall, Jackson Family Auditorium, 7:30pmFanfare for the SummerFeaturing John Kilgore, trumpet SSO will close their ’23-’24 season with guest trumpeter John Kilgore. Dr. Kilgore maintains a diverse career serving as Principal Trumpet of the Boise Philharmonic since 2017 and as Instructor of Trumpet at Kansas State University since 2019. He has performed…
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‘U.S. News’ Again Names SU Online Graduate Programs Among Nation’s Best
By SU Public Relations SALISBURY, MD—U.S. News & World Report again has ranked two of Salisbury University’s online graduate programs among the nation’s best. For the eighth year, the publication rated SU’s online M.B.A. Program one of the top in the U.S. (No. 150 out of 366). SU’s online M.S. in Nursing Program also was…
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BEACON Seeks Input From Eastern Shore Businesses
By SU Public Relations SALISBURY, MD—For many years, Salisbury University’s Business Economic and Community Outreach Network (BEACON) has had its finger on the pulse of business in the Salisbury area, on the Eastern Shore and the Mid-Atlantic. Along with the Tri-County Councils of the Eastern Shore and local economic development leaders, BEACON is maintaining that…
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$2 Million in State Funding Announced for SU Performing Arts Center Planning and Pre-Construction
SALISBURY, MD—Salisbury University’s proposed downtown Salisbury performing arts center is one step closer thanks to the announcement of $2 million in grant funding from the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) for planning and pre-construction. The project was awarded $1 million in Fiscal Year 2025 State Revitalization Program funds through the department. The…