On-Campus Resources
Prospective Non-traditional Students
- Apply to Salisbury University [-]
Whether you are attending college for the first
time, transferring credits from another institution
or returning after time away, the
Office of Admissions guides you through the
application process. Learn more about required
materials, important dates, evaluation criteria,
credit evaluation, articulation agreements between
Salisbury University and other regional institutions
of higher education, etc. To find out more, visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/admissions/.
Office of Admissions
1200 Camden Ave.
Phone: 410-543-6161
Fax: 410-546-6016
AIM: AskSalisbury
admissions@salisbury.edu
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- Finance your education [-]
If you are wondering whether you are eligible for
financial aid as a nontraditional full-time or
part-time student, the answer is, “Yes, you are.”
Remember, financial aid is not age specific.
Financial aid is available to adults and may include
grants, scholarships and loans. The
Financial Aid Office at Salisbury University is
prepared to assist you in the process of securing
the federal, state and local resources necessary to
afford your college education. For more information,
visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/admissions/finaid.
Office of Financial Aid
Holloway Hall, Room 213
Phone: 410-543-6165
Fax: 410-543-6138
finaid@salisbury.edu
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Getting Started
- Register for classes [-]
Matriculated, degree-seeking students at Salisbury
University are assigned academic advisors who help them
identify their career goals and develop an educational
plan designed to meet those goals. To learn more about
advising or find out who your academic advisor may be,
please visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/advising/.
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- Buy textbooks [-]
The University
Bookstore is your gateway to textbooks and other
classroom essentials. As you plan for the semester
ahead, you can find a list of textbooks for your courses
on their Web site. Textbooks can be purchases online and
shipped to the address of your choosing or picked up at
the Bookstore at the beginning of the semester. The
Bookstore also offers Salisbury University apparel,
gifts, etc. To find out more, visit
http://bookstore.salisbury.edu/.
Salisbury University Bookstore
Commons, Ground Floor
Phone: 410-543-6085
Fax: 410-543-6184
- Gull Card (Student ID) [-]
The Gull Card is a multi-functional card that serves as
your free, official Salisbury University ID. Your Gull
Card is necessary for accessing services in residence
halls, University Dining locations, Blackwell Library,
Maggs Physical Activities Center, computer labs, the new
University Fitness Center, and other services throughout
campus. It may also be used as a debit card; a prepaid
declining balance account enables you to make purchases
at on-campus and participating off-campus merchants that
accept the Gull Card as a form of payment. For more
information, visit
http://gullcard.salisbury.edu/.
Gull Card Office
Commons, Room 036
Phone: 410-543-6053
Fax: 410-543-6184
gullcard@salisbury.edu
Academic Success
- Get academic support [-]
The mission of the
Center
for Student Achievement (CSA) is to enhance student
learning, academic success and personal growth through
engagement in the Salisbury University academic
community. Guided by the Council of Student Achievement
and Success, the CSA works with students who face unique
barriers to success, academic achievement and degree
attainment to help students reach their greatest
academic achievement. Some of the services offered
include academic coaching, tutoring, study strategy
resources and Praxis preparation. Their services are
free to all students. For more information, visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/achievement/.
Center for Student Achievement
Guerrieri University Center, Room 213
Phone: 410-677-4865
- Improve your writing skills [-]
The Writing
Center offers a place where writers can meet to talk
about their work with trained consultants. Their
services are free of charge to any member of the
Salisbury University community. Appointments are
encouraged and can be made by phone or in
person. Walk-ins are also welcome in the center.
University Writing Center
Guerrieri University Center, Room 206
Phone: 410-543-6332
universitywritingcenter@salisbury.edu
- Blackwell Library [-]
The Blackwell Library offers a collection of books and
articles available on site, as well as access to
off-site resources such as electronic journals, USMAI
intercampus borrowing and interlibrary loans. Desktop
computers are available, and wireless laptop computers
can be checked out at the Circulation Desk for a
three-hour loan period. The library also offers printing
stations, scanners, photocopying machines, etc. For more
information, visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/library/.
Blackwell Library
Phone: 410-543-6130
Fax: 410-543-6203
Toll Free: 1-888-543-0148
Academic Research Assistance
- Technology assistance [-]
The HelpDesk assists the campus community with their
technology needs. They can help you troubleshoot your
Live@Edu student e-mail or your GullNet account, connect
to the wireless network, buy discounted software and
much more. More information is available at
http://www.salisbury.edu/helpdesk/welcome.html.
HelpDesk
Teacher Education and Technology Center, Room 113
Phone: 410-677-5454
helpdesk@salisbury.edu
- MyClasses [-]
MyClasses is your gateway to online course content,
message boards, quizzes and/or tests, grades, and much
more.
- GullNet [-]
- Research help [-]
Blackwell faculty librarians can help with your
information and research needs in the physical or the
virtual environment. They can assist you in person, via
e-mail, over the phone and online via Blackwell’s
instant messaging service (only available during certain
hours) or Maryland’s 24/7 Virtual
Research Service (which is not run by the library, but
is available to SU students). For more information,
visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/library/research/index.html.
Commuting Students
- Look for off-campus housing [-]
Through
Off-Campus Housing Services, the University is
committed to assisting students in the process of
looking for off-campus housing by providing them with
resources and useful information. From looking for
roommates to signing a lease (and everything in
between), the Off-Campus Housing Web site has important
information for students transitioning to the local
community. For more information, visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/commuters/offcampushousing/.
- Commute to Salisbury University [-]
- Park on campus [-]
Don’t put yourself at risk for an expensive ticket!
Vehicles parked on campus are required to display a
valid parking permit. Parking permits can be obtained
from Salisbury University Police. For more information,
visit http://www.salisbury.edu/police/parking/.
Parking Services
East Campus Complex, Room 149
Phone: 410-543-6338
Student Life
- Get involved [-]
There are countless opportunities for students to become
active members of the campus community, including:
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GUC Events: The
Guerrieri University Center hosts fun and engaging activities throughout the
semester.
- Student Activities: The Office of
Student Activities, Organizations and Leadership (OSAO&L) provides meaningful
opportunities for involvement in campus and community life, including clubs and
organizations, the Student
Government Association, the
Student Organization for Activity
Planning, and more.
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Campus Recreation: Have fun and stay healthy!
Recreational opportunities include intramurals, sport
clubs, aquatics, fitness, tennis and more.
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Volunteer Center: Meet engaged students like you
while helping those in need. Complete your volunteer
profile and get connected to volunteer opportunities
today!
- Professional development [-]
Career Services assists students in identifying and
maximizing the connection between what they learn and
how to make a living. They offer comprehensive services
to facilitate self-assessment, skill identification,
career exploration, decision-making, career preparation
and graduate school selection. Services provided include
career advising, assistance in choosing a major and/or
minor, information on what to do with various majors of
study, resume reviews, job listings, job fairs, and much
more! To learn more, visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/careerservices/welcome.html.
Career Services
Guerrieri University Center, Room 133
Phone: 410-543-6075
careerservices@salisbury.edu
- Get the support you need [-]
The
Counseling Center at Salisbury University provides
professional services designed to assist students in
their career, personal and social development and to
support their academic success. Services include
consultation and outreach, counseling, crisis
intervention, group therapy, etc. The center also hosts
Campus Against Violence, the
LGBTQ Virtual Center,
Mental Health Self-Assessments,
Smoking Cessation and
Ulifeline. To learn more, visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/counseling/.
Counseling Center
Guerrieri University Center, Room 263
Phone: 410-543-6070
Fax: 410-548-4052
counseling@salisbury.edu
- Dining on campus [-]
Salisbury University offers students a variety of
on-campus dining options, ranging from sit down
restaurants to grab-and-go for those on the run.
Dining
Services offers meal plans specifically designed
with commuting students in mind. They also offer
nutrition counseling services free of charge to all SU
students and employees. Call 410-548-9112 to make an
appointment to talk with the University Dietitian Kate
Cerulli, M.S., RD, LD. To learn more, visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/dining/.
Dining Services
Phone: 410-543-6105
dining@salisbury.edu
- Information for students with disabilities [-]
The
Office of Student Disability Support Services
(OSDSS) provides guidance, access to resources and
accommodations for students with documented
disabilities. Such disabilities could include medical,
psychiatric and/or learning disabilities, and/or
mobility, visual and/or hearing impairments.
Disability Support Services
Guerrieri University Center, Room 256
Phone: 410-677-6536
- Care for your health [-]
Student Health Services
(SHS) provides convenient primary care services for
injuries, illnesses, health promotion and referral
resources to all students. Whether you are full-time,
part-time, undergraduate or graduate level, you can
access healthcare through SHS. All patients visit are
scheduled by appointment. To request an appointment, you
may use your GullNet account or call 410-543-6262. To
learn more, please visit
www.salisbury.edu\health.
Student Health Services
Holloway Hall, Room 180
Telephone: 410-543-6262
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The University also hosts
Wellness
Programs offering
students, faculty, staff and members of the Salisbury
community information and resources to create and
maintain a healthy approach to life. They efforts cover
six wellness dimensions: occupational, emotional,
physical, social, intellectual and spiritual. To find
out more, visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/wellness/.
- Get academic records [-]
The Registrar’s Office provides enrollment-related
services to the Salisbury University academic community,
including academic records, degree progress reports,
course catalogs and schedules, credit evaluations and
awards for military experience, transcripts, enrollment
verification, and more. To learn more, visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/registrar/.
Registrar’s Office
Holloway Hall, Room 120
Phone: 410-543-6150
registrar@salisbury.edu
- Stay safe [-]
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. Available services
include escort service, bicycle and laptop registration,
Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Training, Self-Defense
Awareness and Familiarization Exchange, crime prevention
education, etc.
University Police
East Campus Complex
Phone: 410-543-6222
- Information for veterans [-]
Salisbury University is committed to providing quality services and
programs for veterans. A Web site with information for
veterans was created to provide information and links to
resources on and off campus that will help you navigate
the various aspects of participation in the University.
For more information, visit
http://www.salisbury.edu/veterans/.
- Gathering spaces [-]
If you have some free time while on campus, take the
opportunity to learn more about the services offered by
the various University departments, study, use a
computer, relax or grab a bite to eat. Learn more about
your options at
http://www.salisbury.edu/commuters/spaces.html.
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