Family Weekend is a special time to visit the Salisbury campus. You will have many opportunities to experience University life throughout the weekend. Take in a class taught by our outstanding faculty. Experience the social opportunities planned specifically for our students and families. Attend a faculty lecture. Meet with the President. Cheer on our fabulous student-athletes as they battle conference foes in men's soccer and football. Visit with students, faculty and staff and experience Salisbury University culture first hand.

If you are planning on attending family weekend and need lodging, we encourage you to make reservations as soon as possible. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to spend time with your student and engage with the Salisbury University community!

Family Weekend 2012
Schedule of Events
(as of October 18, 2012)

Friday, October 19

8 a.m.-5 p.m. Family Weekend Information Center, Guerrieri University Center

8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sea Gull Shopping, Commons, University Bookstore

9 a.m.-2 p.m. Open Classrooms, Various Locations
Parents and family members may select from our list of classes to have a real Salisbury classroom experience.

Anthropology 102 Elizabeth Ragan 9:00; TETC 279

Philosophy 101 Grace Clements 9:00; TETC 380

Theater 100 Paul Pfeiffer 10:00; TETC 378

Political Science 110 Mike O’Loughlin 10:00; Devilbiss 113

Political Science 110 Mike O’Loughlin 11:00; Devilbiss 113

Anthropology 200 Jon Boroughs 12:00; Devilbiss 113

Chemistry 101 Anita Brown 1:00; Henson 103

Psychology 101 Lance Garmon 2:00; TETC 153

Physics 121 Jeff Emmert 2:00; Henson 103

English 300 (African-American Literature) April Logan 2:00; Perdue 268

Noon-4 p.m. Art Exhibit Opens - Daily Practice, University Gallery at Fulton Hall
This multimedia extravaganza of sights and sounds represents all that goes into the contemporary and experimental practice of the young, Chicago-based firm Plural Design. Jeremiah Chiu and Renata Graw founded Plural in 2008. With a focus on pursuing meaningful projects, Plural explores new approaches within the design process, experimenting in a wide range of media including print, web, video, sound, interactive and installation. Despite their relatively short time as a firm, Plural has already garnered awards and attention from Print Magazine, HOW Magazine, Communication Arts, Creative Review, AIGA and Typeforce. ■ University Gallery: 410-548-2547 Located in Fulton Hall, just off the main lobby in room 109.

2 p.m. Adrenaline High’s Discover Delmarva Friends and Family Paddle
SU students and their families are invited to take part in this 2.5-3- hour kayak trip on the Manokin River and Jones Creek for this guided, 8-mile kayak trip, which includes snacks and water. Registered attendees meet at the Guerrieri University Center’s Dogwood Parking Lot entrance. Cost is $35 per person. For reservations, contact Stan Shedaker at 410-749-2886 or 732-425-6454 or e-mail Adrenalinehigh@comcast.net.

4 - 6 p.m. Hot Glass Workshop - Pulled Glass Flower, Fulton Hall Glass Shop (Room 129) Presented by The Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art, Salisbury Learn how to gather and manipulate hot glass to create pulled glass flowers for display inside or outside. Space is limited and pre-registration is required $70 Ward Members/SU; $85 Non Ward Members.
To Register contact: Mark Bushman at 410-742-4988 ext. 110

4:30-7:30 p.m. Halloween Dinner - The Commons Bistro - A special menu of Halloween themed treats, with no tricks. Featuring: Vampire Blood Punch, Roasted Sirloin with Thyme & Garlic, BBQ "Bat" Wings with Swamp Dip, Spooky Salmon with Graveyard Glaze, Monster Mashed Potatoes, Bloody Mary Penne, Glazed Carrot Fingers, Green Bean Casserole, Dirt Pudding Graveyard, Death by Chocolate Cake, Chocolate Spiders, Spider Web Cupcakes and Candy Corn Parfaits. Cost (plus tax): $11.09 (6 and over), $6.73 children (5 and under).

8 p.m. Play – The Sin That Kills, Fulton Hall, Black Box Theatre
SU announces the world premiere of an original drama written and directed by faculty member T. Paul Pfeiffer. Set against 16^th- century Scotland’s political infighting, religious terrorism and deep personal turmoil, King James VI (future James I of England) wages Holy War on both the devil and himself in this intense drama based on the court records of the witch trials in pursuit of “The Devil of North Berwick,” which as the “Watergate” of its day left a swath of misery, religious intolerance and government terrorism.

Admission*

$12* Family Weekend Attendees if accompanied by SU Student with ID, Seniors 62+, SU Alumni & Non-SU Students (*ID required)
One Free with SU ID
SPECIAL NEEDS PATRONS
Please call the Box Office in advance to request special seating.
Cash, Visa, MasterCard and checks payable to Salisbury University accepted.
410-543-6228

Saturday, October 20

8 a.m.-1 p.m. Family Weekend Information Center, Guerrieri University Center
Pick up your updated schedules for Saturday and Sunday and other important information. Family Weekend giveaways are available when you sign-up at the Parents Register.

9-10 a.m. Legacy Breakfast Reception, Alumni House
This event is by invitation only. If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving at 410-543-6042.

9-10:15 a.m. Money Matters: Financial Literacy During the College Years, Guerrieri University Center, Pocomoke Room (234)
An overview of college costs, financial aid and financial literacy for families and students is provided.

9-10:15 a.m. SU Study Abroad, Guerrieri University Center, Nanticoke Room (236)
SU’s Center for International Education presents an opportunity to learn more about study abroad programs available to SU students, including incorporating travel into any major, scholarships, financial aid and much more.

9-10:15 a.m. Where to Live Next Year-Housing Options Beyond the First Year, Guerrieri University Center, Wicomico Room With the opening of Sea Gull Square, the partnership with University Park and hundreds of other “off-campus” choices, determining where a student may live next is a daunting task. This session is designed to introduce your student to life beyond the traditional residence hall.

10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sea Gull Shopping, Commons, University Bookstore

10 a.m. - Noon "Drop In Art", Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art (909 S. Schumaker Drive) The guest for "The Drop In Art" is John Iampieri. A wonderful artist that does Baltimore Screen painting, This unique tradition of painting on screens has long been considered an indigenous form of folk art. Iampieri, Screen Painter extraordinaire, will demonstrate and personally assist participants in the creation and completion of painted screens in the Baltimore tradition. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to take one of John's classes for free!

10 a.m. - Noon Living Learning Communities, The Quad (the grass area between all of the traditional residence halls) This brunch is for all students and their families living in our Living Learning Communities. We want to provide an opportunity for families to interact with the faculty and staff of the LLCs and to celebrate the accomplishment of the Living Learning Communities.

10:30-11:45 a.m. Where to Live Next Year-Housing Options Beyond the First Year, Guerrieri University Center, Wicomico Room Catch a second offering of this “off-campus” housing session.

10:30-11:45 a.m. What Employers Expect, Guerrieri University Center, Nanticoke Room (236) As parents and family members, you want your student to have a successful and productive career after college. With that in mind, many students are not aware of what it takes to be a competitive employee while conducting a job/internship search. The best way to discover employer expectations is to hear it from a panel of employers and students in that environment. Also, this will be an excellent time to ask the questions you always wanted to ask!

Noon Football Game, SU vs. Alfred University, Sea Gull Stadium
The stadium will be rocking as our nationally ranked Sea Gulls host Alfred University in an Empire 8 Conference showdown! Admission: $5 adults, $3 students (non-SU), $2 children 12 and under, free with SU ID. Family members can purchase $3 discount tickets for the football game at the Guerrieri University Center Information Desk until 11 a.m. on game day.

Noon-5 p.m. Art Exhibit - Daily Practice, University Gallery at Fulton Hall
This multimedia extravaganza of sights and sounds represents all that goes into the contemporary and experimental practice of the young, Chicago-based firm Plural Design. Jeremiah Chiu and Renata Graw founded Plural in 2008. With a focus on pursuing meaningful projects, Plural explores new approaches within the design process, experimenting in a wide range of media including print, web, video, sound, interactive and installation. Despite their relatively short time as a firm, Plural has already garnered awards and attention from Print Magazine, HOW Magazine, Communication Arts, Creative Review, AIGA and Typeforce. ■ University Gallery: 410-548-2547 Located in Fulton Hall, just off the main lobby in room 109.

1 p.m. Adrenaline High’s Discover Delmarva Friends and Family Paddle
SU students and their families are invited to take part in this 2.5-3-hour kayak trip on the Manokin River and Jones Creek for this guided, 8-mile kayak trip, which includes snacks and water. Registered attendees meet at the Guerrieri University Center’s Dogwood Parking Lot entrance. Cost is $35 per person. For reservations, contact Stan Shedaker at 410-749-2886 or 732-425-6454 or e-mail Adrenalinehigh@comcast.net.

2 p.m. Men’s Soccer, SU vs. St. Mary’s College, Salisbury University Soccer Complex
Check out some great collegiate soccer action as our nationally ranked Sea Gulls host Capital Athletic Conference rival Seahawks of St. Mary’s College. Admission is free.

3-5 p.m. Parents and Family Association Ice Cream Social, Henson Lawn
(Rain Location – Perdue Hall Atrium) After the football game, enjoy a sweet afternoon treat. Presented by the SU Parents and Family Association, this event is free and open to all Family Weekend participants.

4 p.m. Men’s Lacrosse National Championship Ring Ceremony, Holloway Hall Auditorium
On May 27, SU’s men’s lacrosse team captured their program’s 10th – and SU’s 16th – team national championship. This ceremony includes speeches by the coaches, staff and University administration, as well as highlights and lots of laughs as members of the program receive the symbol of their hard work.

6:30 p.m. Recipes from Home Dinner, Commons, Bistro Submit your student’s favorite recipe and SU’s chef will choose those that will be showcased. Visit www.salisbury.edu/dining to download the entry form; deadline is Thursday, October 4. Cost (plus tax): $11.09 (6 and over), $6.73 children (5 and under).

8 p.m. Play – The Sin That Kills, Fulton Hall, Black Box Theatre
SU announces the world premiere of an original drama written and directed by faculty member T. Paul Pfeiffer. Set against 16^th-century Scotland’s political infighting, religious terrorism and deep personal turmoil, King James VI (future James I of England) wages Holy War on both the devil and himself in this intense drama based on the court records of the witch trials in pursuit of “The Devil of North Berwick,” which as the “Watergate” of its day left a swath of misery, religious intolerance and government terrorism.

Admission*

$12* Family Weekend Attendees if accompanied by SU Student with ID, Seniors 62+, SU Alumni & Non-SU Students (*ID required)
One Free with SU ID
SPECIAL NEEDS PATRONS
Please call the Box Office in advance to request special seating.
HOW TO PURCHASE TICKETS
Cash, Visa, MasterCard and checks payable to Salisbury University accepted.
410-543-6228

8:30 p.m. Family Weekend Entertainment, Plastic Musik, Holloway Hall, Auditorium
This is a one-of-a-kind performance ensemble, utilizing traditional percussion techniques with all-plastic instruments, in conjunction with a revolutionary new product known as “Broomwhackers.” Showcasing a creative blend of percussion and melody, audiences can expect to hear familiar themes, ranging from classical masterpieces, Motown classics,’80s movie themes, popular music and hip-hop hits to a specific array of original compositions, all accompanied by an entertaining and visually stimulating stage show.

Sunday, October 21

9 a.m. Adrenaline High’s Discover Delmarva Friends and Family Paddle
SU students and their families are invited to take part in this 2.5-3-hour kayak trip on the Manokin River and Jones Creek for this guided, 8-mile kayak trip, which includes snacks and water. Registered attendees meet at the Guerrieri University Center’s Dogwood Parking Lot entrance. Cost is $35 per person. For reservations, contact Stan Shedaker at 410-749-2886 or 732-425-6454 or e-mail Adrenalinehigh@comcast.net.

11 a.m. Family Weekend Golf Challenge, Green Hill Yacht and Country Club
Play a round with your family at this fun event. No winners, no losers, just great memories. Cost: $80 for a two-person team. Registration is required; please register here: http://salisbury.site-ym.com/events/event_details.asp?id=266343.

11 a.m.-1 p.m. Jazz Brunch, Commons, Bistro
Enjoy brunch with the musical talent of Slim DeNunn and the High Rollers. Cost (plus tax): $8.73 (6 and over), $4.49 children (5 and under).

1 p.m. Adrenaline High’s Discover Delmarva Friends and Family Paddle
SU students and their families are invited to take part in this 2.5-3-hour kayak trip on the Manokin River and Jones Creek for this guided, 8-mile kayak trip, which includes snacks and water. Registered attendees meet at the Guerrieri University Center’s Dogwood Parking Lot entrance. Cost is $35 per person. For reservations, contact Stan Shedaker at 410-749-2886 or 732-425-6454 or e-mail Adrenalinehigh@comcast.net.

2 p.m. Play – The Sin That Kills, Fulton Hall, Black Box Theatre
SU announces the world premiere of an original drama written and directed by faculty member T. Paul Pfeiffer. Set against 16^th-century Scotland’s political infighting, religious terrorism and deep personal turmoil, King James VI (future James I of England) wages Holy War on both the devil and himself in this intense drama based on the court records of the witch trials in pursuit of “The Devil of North Berwick,” which as the “Watergate” of its day left a swath of misery, religious intolerance and government terrorism.

ADMISSION*
■ $12* Family Weekend Attendees if accompanied by SU Student with ID, Seniors 62+, SU Alumni & Non-SU Students (*ID required)
■ One Free with SU ID
SPECIAL NEEDS PATRONS
■ Please call the Box Office in advance to request special seating.
HOW TO PURCHASE TICKETS
■ Cash, Visa, MasterCard and checks payable to Salisbury University accepted.
■ 410-543-6228

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