FAQs

To be considered for inclusion, all scholarly and creative accomplishments must be entered and kept up to date in Faculty Success. Faculty Success serves as the primary source of information for identifying and highlighting work in both the physical CASA space and the accompanying website. If your work is not listed in Faculty Success, it cannot be included.

Yes. Faculty and staff who wish to donate copies of publications or creative works for consideration in the CASA collection may coordinate donations through the President’s Office. Additional guidance on donations and selection processes will be shared as the collection continues to develop.

The CASA website will serve as a centralized digital space highlighting the creative and scholarly accomplishments of Salisbury University faculty and staff. Content will include faculty and staff publications, creative works, and links to academic schools and programs, providing broader visibility beyond the physical CASA space in the Social Room.

Development of the CASA website is currently underway and will be an ongoing project, with a target completion timeline of Summer 2026. The website will continue to grow over time as new accomplishments are added and additional features are developed.

No. CASA is intentionally designed as a living, evolving initiative. The collection, displays, and website will continue to expand as new works are published and as the University refines how scholarship is shared and celebrated across campus.