Welcome! I want to personally welcome you to Salisbury University, and to the Division of Student Affairs. The Division of Student Affairs is made up of a dedicated group of individuals and offices that are committed to creating a positive, energetic, and inclusive campus environment for all students. We offer a wide range of programs and services that are designed to enhance your learning experience and help ensure your success at the University and beyond.

Specifically, I want to invite you to become an active participant in your University Community. One of the biggest keys to your success as a student is building meaningful relationships, and developing important connections to the University and with members of the Salisbury community. We provide many opportunities to facilitate these connections through internships, athletics, volunteer work, student clubs and organizations, community service, and much, much more.

Please take a few moments to view the Student Affairs website or stop by our office in room 212 of the Guerrieri University Center to learn more about the programs and services we have to offer. Please know we are here to assist you in navigating through your college experience to ensure that it is rich and rewarding pathway toward your future success.

Dr. Ellen Neufeldt, Vice President of Student Affairs
Guerrieri University Center, Room 212
410-543-6080

Student Affairs Mission September 6, 2006

Committed to the fulfillment of the Salisbury University Mission, the Division of Student Affairs builds meaningful relationships with students prior to arrival on campus, in and out of the classroom and through graduation, in an intentional effort to foster student success. The Division of Student Affairs is committed to supporting students as they prepare for meaningful lives and careers as well as challenging students to engage in activities and organizations that facilitate personal growth, develop successful life skills and contribute to civic involvement. By empowering all students to become active and successful members of the learning community, students will be educated to:

• Commit to academic achievement;
• Lead healthy lifestyles;
• Think critically and reflectively;
• Appreciate individual and cultural differences;
• Foster a positive balance between autonomy and interdependence;
• Assume leadership roles;
• Act in a manner that best represents themselves and the University.