The Campaign For Salisbury University
Honors College
Now is a really good time to be at SU. SU has achieved the transition from Honors program to Honors College, now what’s next?
An Honors Education
The Honors College brings together high-achieving students and dedicated faculty in a small university environment. It offers motivated students who are serious about their intellectual growth a variety of special enhanced classes. We foster close individual contact between students and faculty and bring together talented students from across campus.
Honors courses and extracurricular activities are intended to enrich and complement other educational opportunities and programs available to SU students across disciplines. Students say that Honors gives them the ability to enroll in more challenging classes and have one-on-one relationships with professors who know them and want to help them succeed.
Campaign Priorities & Initiatives
Through the Campaign for Salisbury University, the Honors College seeks to:
- Secure support to name the Honors College, which in recent years expanded from the original Honors program.
- Expand scholarships supporting study abroad opportunities for students.
- Expand its speaker series sponsorships, including more humanities-oriented and executive lectures for the campus and greater communities.
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In The News
Clarke Honors College Announced with $1.5 Million Endowment
For Bob Clarke and Glenda Chatham, Salisbury University was a special place in 1968. While lining up alphabetically for registration during their freshman year, the two struck up a conversation. In 1972, shortly after Glenda received her B.A. in English from SU and Bob marked his second year with the U.S. Air Force, they were wed. READ MORE
Why Give to SU?
Transform Tomorrow
Our alumni are our legacy. They are the teachers in our classrooms, the nurses in our hospitals, the civil servants in our government and the entrepreneurs creating jobs in our communities. Our diverse and dynamic students need a broad educational experience to prepare them for a challenging future. During their lifetimes, they will make multiple career changes, solve problems we cannot imagine and live with dizzying change. We produce the continuous learners who will be an integral part of our society and communities in the 21st century. Together, we can provide scholarships and resources to unlock students’ limitless potential.
Shape Success
Learning is an evolutionary journey of discovery about self, knowledge and the world. Students learn truths about life on athletic fields, with clubs and organizations, and in the classroom and community. Guiding them are SU faculty and staff, who become trusted mentors and role models. Our teacher-scholars provide excellent learning opportunities. Coaches help student-athletes compete and succeed. Other caring professionals support intellectual and emotional growth. The heart of our University, they all play critical roles in supporting each student. Together, we can help dedicated faculty and staff open doors and inspire unequaled experiences.
Create Connections
SU is an integral part of the Delmarva Peninsula. As a regional, comprehensive university, we not only educate students but serve as a resource for our neighbors, with centers and institutes, events and activities, performing ensembles and artists, and countless opportunities for learning and interaction. Civic engagement is a pillar of students’ education – and our campus is a hub for cultural experiences, new ideas and entrepreneurial thought. We play a vital role in the area we call home, creating opportunities and inspiring action. Together, we can enrich collaborations woven across the region, strengthening our communities.
