Student Health Services promotes the success of all students by helping each to achieve optimal health based on individual needs and diverse characteristics. In an ambulatory setting, we strive to provide excellent clinical care and education. We also promote wellness through campus wide programs and community outreach. Information related to HIV testing and sexually transmitted diseases can be found by contacting the Student Health Services directly at 410 543-6262.

The Campus Against Violence (CAV) Program represents Salisbury University’s commitment to ending sexual violence in all its forms; sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking on campus and providing students with knowledge and skills that will serve them throughout their lives. Over the next two years, the CAV program housed in the Counseling Center, will ensure that the university has a coordinated response to issues of sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking among students through peer education, counseling services for affected students, skills training, public awareness campaigns and working in collaboration with faculty, staff and students to create a community that is actively engaged in the prevention of sexual violence.

University Police The University Police are responsible for personal safety and law enforcement on campus. Officers are on duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Located in the University Police Building, the University Police office is open 24 hours per day and the Parking Office is open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. University police officers can be contacted by calling 410-543-6222 from a public phone or ext. 36222 from any campus phone. Campus extension phones are situated at various locations in academic buildings and at the main entrances to most of the residence halls. "Blue light" phones are placed at various locations on the grounds. Faculty, staff and employees are advised that they are their own best protection by taking common sense security precautions.

Community Resources

Wicomico County Health Department's mission is to maximize the health of the citizens by providing access to opportunities that promote the physical behavioral, and environmental health through preventive, educational, assessment, clinical, monitoring and regulatory programs. Information related to HIV testing and sexually transmitted diseases can be found by contacting the Health Department directly at 410 543-6943.

Worcester County Health Department has health care professionals that provide quality services including mental health, alcohol and other drugs, maternal child health, family planning, personal health, adult health, environmental health, communicable disease, developmental disabilities, and prevention programs. These services are designed to promote health, prevent illness, and to improve a citizen's ability to lead a productive life. Some services are available every day of the week, while others are offered less frequently. To obtain health department services, it is suggested you call for an appointment. Services are available without regard to the consumer's race, color, creed, sex, or national origin. Information related to HIV testing and sexually transmitted diseases can be found by contacting the Health Department directly at 410 632-1100 x1169.