NOT ACTIVE AT THIS TIME. The A.C.E. shall actively seek out and provide fun, creative and active educational opportunities to children. These may include story times, crafts, movement therapy, babysitting, puppet shows and plays. The club is an independent group but will work with the campus community in as many ways as possible.
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African Student Association (Website not available)
Recognized as a SU student organization in Fall ’04. Its purpose is to increase the awareness of diversity and multi-cultural aspects of Africa and the African people by promoting an understanding of the various African cultures.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The purpose of this club is to present students to science and environmental growth both educationally and socially. The club is open to all interested members.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
Alpha Sigma Phi was founded in 1845 at Yale University. Its mission is to create and perpetuate brotherhood, foster education, encourage culture, high scholarship and assist in building character. Participation in a national partnership with Canine Companions for Independence is offered and encouraged. The fraternity also sponsors the annual Academy of Leadership for leadership training for chapter officers.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
Alpha Sigma Tau was founded by eight women at Ypsilanti State College in 1899. The sorority's purposes are to develop the character of each member through a study of ethics, thus illustrating sincerity, honesty, love, and understanding, to help each woman enjoy cultural advantages, and to develop in each member the social graces. A woman is a member of AST who, being rushed according to the University regulations, pledged, and initiated as described in the Standing Rules for Collegiate Chapters, pays the required fees and signs the ritual book.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The American Marketing Association was established to promote the growth, understanding, awareness, and appeal for marketing in the business world; to deal with issues affecting the business community; and to offer an opportunity for practical, realistic experience in related vocational fields. Membership in the AMA is open to all students. To be national members, students must pay dues to the national organization.
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The club’s missions is to undertake action focused on preventing and ending abuses of the rights to physical and mental integrity. The club is independent of any government, political ideology or religious creed. Membership is open to all faculty, staff, students.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The purpose of the Appropriations Board is to appropriate and distribute student activity fees to student organizations. To achieve this goal the Board works closely with the other two branches of student government: the SGA and SOAP (Student Organization for Activity Planning). Each year the Appropriations Board receives budget requests from individual student organizations. Funds are subsequently awarded on an annual basis, although supplemental requests may be made throughout the school year. The group consists of up to five voting members, all enrolled as current, full-time students at SU. Each must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5. New members are chosen through a resume/interview process conducted by the remaining Appropriations Board members.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The purpose of the club is to provide students with a chance to meet and work together for common goals and interests in art. Club members will learn to create art activities such as portfolios, publications, art sales and general networking.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The goal of the club is to promote awareness of all cultures and traditions of Asians and Pacific Islanders. The organization is open to all SU students who wish to be involved with Asian and Pacific Islander venues through educational, social and service activities.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
BSM is a Christian based organization with the primary goal of encouraging students in their journey through fellowship, Bible study, missions, and local church connection. Come and join us on Wednesday's at 6:30pm for free food and a great Bible study. Just look for the yellow door on West College Avenue.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The name B.A.S.I.C. is an acronym for Brothers And Sisters In Christ. The club is a local church based outreach to Salisbury University. B.A.S.I.C. provides an environment for students to come together for worship and fellowship. The club also hosts Bible studies and provides opportunities for Christians to share their faith. The University, by design, is an arena for the broad exchange of ideas and beliefs. In this type of environment it is easy to become confused. B.A.S.I.C. stands boldly shining the light of truth in Jesus Christ. Each semester the activities include weekly meetings, fellowship events, and a weekend retreat. The club also provides transportation to Sunday church services.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The purpose of the Bioenvirons Club is to promote understanding and awareness of environmental issues, to provide educational guidance and career development in the field of environmental science, and to provide recreational activities and wilderness opportunities for the members of the club.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
Open to any student, faculty, staff or administrator at Salisbury University. Provides members with the opportunity to learn more about the sport of bowling, enjoy off-campus social outings and to establish an involvement with Salisbury and Fruitland communities. Meetings are held once a month.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The purpose of BT GLASS (Bisexual, Transgender, Gay, Lesbian and Straight Supporters) is to promote their rights in the community. One of the goals of BT GLASS is to provide a safe and supportive environment for GLBT people, friends and families. Through the organization, the SU campus and community are made aware of current issues concerning GLBT.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
This student organization is an interdenominational student Christian movement that provides opportunities for Bible studies, conferences, fellowship, retreats and fun! Fellowship meetings and Bible studies are held weekly.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Catholic Campus Ministry is present at SU to pray, educate, support and serve the Catholic community and to help others understand our faith through dialogue. Faith information, Bible Study, RCIA, socials, retreats, ministry training, and service opportunities are all available. Catholic Mass is held on campus in the Scarborough Ritual Room on Sundays at 5:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to join us.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Conflict Resolution Club was established in fall of 2001. We have three major responsibilities: (1) The club sponsors the "One Person Can Make a Difference" lecture series, by helping the Conflict Center recruit inspirational, political speakers (such as: Dr. Arun Gandhi-Ji, President F.W. de Klerk, UN’s under-secretary-general: Ibrahim Agboola Gambari, and other global leaders).The lecture series remains our most primary focus area, in efforts to make an impact on the University. (2) We promote the Center for Conflict Resolution's mediation facilities. We are now equipped with professionally trained student mediators and we raise awareness of mediation on campus via our Mediation Referral Program. This gives students an opportunity to bring ANY conflicts--from professor-student conflict to student-parent conflicts--to mediation to get help from a diverse mediator group. (3)We help educate students in and new to the CADR major on: benefits of the CADR major; practicum, employment and career opportunities; and of various events, activities and organizations.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
Delta Gamma was originally founded at Lewis School for Women in Oxford, MS on Christmas Day in 1873. The founders were three young women learning to weave leadership and team membership with sisterhood and friendship. The Zeta Psi chapter at Salisbury State University is the newest addition to the Panhellenic System. Delta Gamma supports philanthropy of sight conservation and aid to the blind.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
This club was recognized by the SGA in Spring ’05. Its purpose is to promote leadership, teamwork and healthy sportsmanship in the game of dodgeball. Membership is open to all students.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
This organization was formed to promote the study of and interest in economics. The club will provide students who are interested in economics a mode to meet and discuss with others who share their curiosity and to encourage the growth of the economics department at SU.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Education Club is open to all SU students interested in elementary and/or secondary education. Club members may also join the Student National Education Association, which includes membership in the Maryland State Teachers Association. The club offers the opportunity to hear a variety of speakers, to engage in support services for teachers, tutoring and mentoring programs for children, as well as special programs in the community and on campus. The Education Club holds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesday of each month.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Environmental Health Club was organized to stimulate and increase interest in the environ-mental health major and its related professions, which comprise the interrelations between humans and their environment as they relate to health. The club sponsors guest speakers and field trips, provides an informal forum for discussion of environmental health issues, and collects career and graduate school information. The club is open to all interested students.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
Environmental Stud. Assoc. (Website not available)
The Environmental Student Association promotes growth, understanding and awareness of the environment. Membership is open to all full time students and alumni.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes (Website not available)
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Financial Management Association (FMA) is a nationally recognized organization whose purpose is to help its members explore and pursue a career in finance. Throughout the year, the FMA will offer students a chance to participate in a variety of activities. Some of these include community speakers, field trips and workshops. Information about meetings is posted bi-monthly in Holloway Hall.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Salisbury University Fishing Club's mission is to provide the opportunity for undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty, staff and members of the Salisbury University community to interact and participate in activities revolving around the sport of fishing.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Flyer, SU's only student run newspaper, is a dedicated news body that provides timely reporting to the entire campus. The paper is a forum for student ideas and debate with its weekly Overheard section, The Feed and letters to the editor. The Flyer offers work experience to aspiring journalists at SU and provides many internship opportunities. Meetings are held every Tuesday at 9 p.m. in The Flyer office, GUC room 215. The Flyer is distributed every Tuesday of the semester. Communication Arts majors are preferred but no experience is necessary and all are welcome and encouraged to join.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Future Film Makers Club is open to all students who are interested in all aspects of film making including, acting, writing, and directing. It is a community for people who love film.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Geography Society was founded in 1962, making it one of the oldest student organizations on campus. The purposes of the Geographic Society are to sponsor activties of a geographical nature for the general student body and faculty, stimulate interest in the sciences of geography and geology, participate in community service activities both on campus and in the community, and provide a variety of activities, for members to enhance their educational and social experiences while attending Salisbury University. Society activities include: Rafting trips, camping trips, and spring break trips among other activities. The Geographic Society is open to all students
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
Open to all students, the German Club brings German culture to the campus and community through fun activities like the Oktoberfest, restaurant field trips, guest speakers, German banquets, community service projects and field trips to Busch Gardens. Activities are done in English and German.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
This student organization’s purpose is to promote friendship and community service while dealing with problems within our community. They will offer support, tutoring and companionship to members. Membership is open to all full time SU students.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Golf Club became recognized by SGA in 2003. The purpose of this club is to promote growth, understanding and respect for golf while having fun. It provides an opportunity for students, faculty and staff to interact informally. Membership is open to all full time students at SU.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Gospel Choir at Salisbury University fully originated on September 22, 1983. The purpose of the choir is to spread the Gospel through song. The choir performs at local churches on the Eastern Shore and at an annual concert in the spring.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
In the spring of 1995, Salisbury University's chapter was formally recognized by the National Organization of Habitat for Humanity. SU's chapter broke the collegiate record in 1994 for completing a home in one year. This community service organization welcomes all students and gives them the opportunity to provide low mortgage income housing for needy and deserving families. The SU chapter meets weekly to discuss fund raising and future events. The meeting is informal and is an excellent chance to meet new people and have some fun. In addition, students may choose to volunteer some time on Saturdays to work at the building site for the new homes. Kirkwood Estates is the designated building site where the goal is to complete 32 homes and a community center.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The club is open to all persons interested in history. It provides an informal atmosphere for students and faculty to join together and share their common interests. Various activities such as banquets, films, field trips, and lectures are planned throughout the year.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
IMA serves a three-fold purpose at Salisbury University: to bring students interested in accounting together through monthly meetings, social and educational events; to interact with the professional community to obtain knowledge and experience in the accounting field; to aid in the transition from a university environment to a professional environment.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The purpose of this organization is to promote the interests of the University and member fraternities to ensure cooperation between the member fraternities and the University authorities, and to ensure cooperation among the member fraternities and other Greek societies on campus.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
International Society's interest is to expose SU students and faculty to the diverse cultures on campus and to create an understanding environment in which all people are able to relate to and enjoy the company of those from other cultures. The Society meets for events, such as dinners, movies or trips. Everyone is welcome to participate!
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
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Jewish Student Association (Website not available)
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
If you have questions or comments about this organization or its website, please contact any of the people listed above (if available) or Ann Obert (agobert@salisbury.edu). Thank you.
The Rho Eta chapter of Kappa Delta Pi promotes excellence in and recognizes outstanding contributions to education. This honor society endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship and growth among its members. Qualifications for membership are academic achievement and leadership in education.
