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Speeches and Communications

Consolidated Policies
of USM and SU

Current Legislative Testimony

Past Legislative Testimony

Capital Testimony (pdf)

Mission and Planning

President’s Advisory Team Minutes

Photo Galleries

Day at the Legislature 2008

2007 Holiday Social

2007 Faculty Picnic

Office Information

Salisbury University
Holloway Hall
1101 Camden Ave.
Salisbury, MD 21801
410-543-6000

Holloway Hall

Speeches and Communications

Statement on the
Virginia Tech Tragedy
State of the University
(April 18, 2006)
Maryland Foreign Language Association
July 2005
Ecuador: An Up-Close Look At A Distant Neighbor
January 2005
Valuing Community: Advancing the University through Strategic Partnerships (State of the University ... PDF file)
October 5, 2004
Capital Budget Hearings (Word file)
March 16 & 25, 2004
Partners for Progress: a New Presidential Initiative (PDF), February 18, 2004
Presentation to Special Committee on Higher Ed Affordability and Access, December 1, 2003 (PowerPoint file)
"We Went for the Beach," Delaware Beach Life magazine, August 2003

"The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" - special PowerPoint presentation by President Janet Dudley-Eshbach on current achievements and future challenges for Salisbury University.
(Presented to the USM Board of Regents - August, 2002; Presented to the Salisbury University Forum - October, 2002)
Capital Budget Discussion with USM Board of Regents
(May 2002)
The State of the University
(April 2002)
President's Communication on Diversity Issues to MHEC
(April 2001)
Diversity and Inclusiveness on the SU Campus
(February 2001)
On Shared Governance
(December 2000)
State of the University
(September 5, 2000)
hotfuture.com - Investiture Remarks
(September 19, 2000)