The Campaign For Salisbury University
Campaign Leadership
An initiative of Salisbury University’s Advancement and External Affairs Division and the SU Foundation, Inc., “We Are SU: The Campaign for Salisbury University” is being led by a dedicated team of volunteers, including alumni, Foundation and Alumni Association board members, community members and other supporters of the University.
The Campaign Committee includes:
- Dave Rommel (Chair) and Patsy Rommel
- Bruce Cort ’71
- Sandy Fitzgerald-Angello
- Kim Gillis ’99 (Events Committee Chair)
- Julius Jones ’06, M’09
- Tom Jones (Campus Committee Chair)
- Ron McGann ’88 and Jennifer McGann ’88
- Kim Messick ’80
- Amy Miller ’90, M’94 and Brent Miller
- Bob Moyle ’77 and Rebekah Moyle
- Dan Quinn ’94 and Stacey Quinn ’91
- Steve Reilly ’96 and Emily Merson
- Mike Scarborough ’76
- Billy Staples ’00, M’08 and Kristin Staples ’01
- Michele Thomas and Ed Thomas
The Campus Campaign Committee is comprised of current and retired SU faculty and staff, as well as campus governance representatives. It is being chaired by Dr. Tom Jones, and also includes:
- Lynn Adkins ’97
- Dr. Leonard Arvi
- Steven Blankenship ’03, M’15
- Jayme Block ’97, M’99
- Kacie Cassar ’19 (Graduate Student Council)
- Dr. Randall Cone ’98 (Faculty Senate)
- Richard Culver ’70
- Jason Curtin ’98
- Sue Eagle
- Dr. Chrys Egan
- Dr. Jim Fox
- Stefanie Rider M’94
- Kaitlyn Grigsby-Hall
- Earnest Gould ’92
- Dave Gutoskey
- Christina Howard ’03
- Dr. Tom Jones
- David McCreary, SGA President
- Amy Luppens
- Kevin Mann ’89, M’93
- Roy Perdue
- Tabitha Pilchard ’00 (Staff Senate)
- Michelle Pryor ’13, M’20
- Kathy Pusey ’86
- John Raley
- Dr. David Rieck
- Jessica Scott ’09, M’20
- Dr. Lisa Seldomridge
- Erin Smith ’09, M’11
- Dr. Wallace Southerland III
- Jessica Stoltz M’14
- Amy Waters
Advancement and External Affairs leadership for the campaign includes:
- Jason Curtin ’98, Vice President for Advancement & External Affairs, jecurtin@salisbury.edu | 410-546-6938
- Jayme Block ’97, M’99, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations & Development, jeblock@salisbury.edu | 410-543-6156
- Sue Eagle, Associate Vice President for Marketing and Communications
- Amy Luppens, Director of Development, asluppens@salisbury.edu | 410-546-6938
- Amy Waters, Director of Donor Relations and Events, ahwaters@salisbury.edu | 410-543-6175
- Stefanie Rider, Major Gifts Officer, skrider@salisbury.edu | 410-677-0292
- Christina Howard, Major Gifts Officer, Perdue School of Business, ckhoward@salisbury.edu | 410-548-2311
- Kaitlyn Grigsby-Hall, Major Gifts Officer, Fulton School of Liberal Arts, kjgrigsby-hall@salisbury.edu | 410-548-3586
- Michelle Pryor, Annual Giving Coordinator, mrpryor@salisbury.edu | 410-548-2074
- Erin Smith, Athletics Development Officer, emsmith@salisbury.edu |410-677-5069
The Campaign Event Committee is being chaired by Kim Gillis. Other members from the campus and community include
- Elaine Allnutt '87
- Kelli Delgado
- Jim Gray ’76
- Bea Hardy
- Matt Hill '08
- Crystal Kelly
- Melinda Khazeh
- Amy Luppens
- Kevin Mann '89
- Duke Marshall ’88
- Victoria Rasmussen
- Barbara Wood
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In The News
SU on the Air
SU launched the largest fundraising campaign in campus history during a festive celebration with more than 200 members of the campus and greater community in attendance. "We Are SU: The Campaign for Salisbury University" aims to raise $75 million for scholarships, faculty and program enhancements, and more.Jason Curtin, SU vice president of advancement and external affairs and executive director of the SU Foundation, Inc.; and Dave Rommel, campaign chair, discuss the importance of philanthropy and what it means to the University during this month’s episode of SU on the Air on PAC 14.READ MORE
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