Interested in living and studying with
other first-year students who share
similar interests? Salisbury University
invites you to learn more about our
Living Learning Communities (LLC).
Features include:
When you participate in one of
Salisbury University’s LLCs, amazing
learning opportunities are yours:
Living Learning Communities are
created in response to students’ needs
and evolving curriculum. Here are the
latest opportunities:
Achieve
Designed to support students who are
the first in their families to attend
college, this LLC connects you to
campus’ academic and social resources
while showing all that SU and the
surrounding community have to offer.
- Fall Courses:
HIST 101 - World Civilizations I
PHEC 106 - Personalized Health Fitness
- Spring Course:
CMAT 100 - Fundamentals
of Communication
Art
Because artists know that real learning
happens between the lines, this LLC
of art majors allows you to develop
your passion beyond the studio with
trips to big city museums and personal
interaction with visiting artists.
- Fall Courses:
ART 121 - Design Principles
ART 130 - Drawing I
- Spring Course:
ART 280 - New Media I
Biology
Students majoring in biology find great friends and partners in and
outside the lab in this LLC as you travel around the area to learn about zoo
life and wildfowl art first hand.
- Fall Courses:
PHIL 101 - Introduction to Philosophy
BIOL 210 - Biology: Concepts and Methods
- Spring Course:
ENGL 103 - Composition and Research:
Environmental Writing
Business
Those students interested in any of the Perdue School of Business’
majors – accounting, business administration, economics, finance, information
systems, management, marketing – are invited to join this dynamic LLC and
benefit from face time with regional business leaders while studying in SU’s
newest high-tech academic building.
- Fall Courses:
INFO 111 - Business Microcomputer Use
CMAT 260 - Organizational Communication
- Spring Course:
INFO 211 - Information Systems
Concepts for Management
Education (2)
There are two LLCs for education
majors: one for students hoping to
teach in middle and high school
(SCED) and one for those interested in
elementary education (ELED) or the
ELED-early childhood dual-degree
program. LLC members create a
strong network of support while
meeting with national politicians and
leading innovators in education.
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Fall Courses (both LLCs):
EDUC 210 - School in a Diverse Society
CMAT 250 - Instructional Communication
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Spring Course:
SCED LLC:
SCED 300 - Development and Learning
ELED LLC:
EDUC 304 - Learning and Assessment
Explorers
TThis is the LLC for students who want
to “explore” which SU majors and
minors are the best fit while
connecting with professional
academic advisors, business managers,
healthcare providers and graduate
students. You may also pursue
community service opportunities, such
as helping at an area homeless shelter.
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FaFall Courses:
ENGL 103 - Composition and Research
IDIS 280 - Special Topics in
Interdisciplinary Studiesbr>
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Spring Course:
BIOL 101 - Fundamentals of Biology
Green
TThose students interested in living
“green” and/or majoring in conflict
analysis and dispute resolution,
environmental studies, geography or
any other environmentally related
major can join this eco-friendly LLC
where you spend time kayaking on the
local waterways, meeting area
environmental experts and cultivating
your own campus gardens.
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FallCourses:
ENVR 102 - Earth Literacy
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HIST 102 - World Civilizations II
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Spring Course:
IDIS 280 –
Special Topics: Chesapeake Bay
Honors (2)
Students accepted to the Bellavance
Honors Program (www.salisbury.edu/
honors) may choose from two LLCs,
each of which provides General
Education credits and fulfills an
essential Honors Core requirement.
Early orientation to the program,
field trips and unique cultural
opportunities are offered.
Honors I
- Fall Courses:
PHIL 101 - Introduction to Philosophy
HONR 111 - Critical Thinking
and Writing
- Spring Course:
IDIS 280 - Special Topics:
Fiction and Philosophy
Honors II
- Fall Courses:
BIOL 101 - Fundamentals of Biology
HONR 211 - Issues in Humanities
- Spring Course:
IDIS 280 - Special Topics:
Fiction and Philosophy
Nursing
Students who want to pursue the
challenging and rewarding field of
nursing are encouraged to join this
LLC to benefit from the mentorship
of experienced nursing faculty and
opportunities to learn about nursing
first-hand at area hospitals.
- Fall Course:
BIOL 215 – Human Anatomy
and Physiology I
SOCI 201 – Social Problems
- Spring Course:
CHEM 121 - General Chemistry I
Performing Arts - Music
(Note: Students in the Performing Arts -
Music and Theatre LLCs live together.)
Students don’t have to major in music
to join this LLC. Anyone with an
interest in playing and studying music
is encouraged to join this community.
From SU’s performing ensembles to
learning about sound mixing in SU’s
high-tech audio labs, there are lots of
opportunities to grow as a lover
of music.
- Fall Courses:
HIST 102 - World Civilizations II
MUSC 210 - Special Topics in Music:
The Art of Listening
- Spring Course:
MATH 105 - Liberal Arts Mathematics:
Music and Mathematics
Performing Arts - Theatre
(Note: Students in the Performing Arts -
Music and Theatre LLCs live together.)
Theatre majors are invited to join
this LLC to investigate the roles of
theatre professionals and benefit
from hands-on work in all aspects of
theatre production.
- Fall Courses:
THEA 110 - Technical Production
THEA 199 - Cornerstone Seminar
- Spring Course:
THEA 126 - Costuming and
Theatre Crafts
Science, Technology,
Engineering & Mathematics
(STEM)
Students in this LLC are pursuing
exciting careers, from actuarial
science to zoology. Discover all the
various science- and technology-related
opportunities at SU while
enjoying fun activities like a boat trip
through the coastal bays.
- Fall Courses:
HIST 103 - First-Year Seminar
in World History
MATH 201 -Calculus I
- Spring Course:
ENGL 103 - Composition and Research:
Environmental Writing
Wellness
Students in this LLC are interested
in living a balanced lifestyle and
many are pursuing health professions
majors like athletic training, exercise
science, medical technology and
respiratory therapy. With a holistic
philosophy, this LLC promotes
attention to mind, body and spirit.
- Fall Courses:
CMAT 100 - Fundamentals of
Communication
PHEC 106 - Personalized Health
and Fitness
- Spring Course:
BIOL 215- Human Anatomy
and Physiology I
