Facilities Master Plan
The Salisbury University Facilities Master Plan (FMP) is a framework for the physical development of Salisbury University’s campus over the next 10 years based on projected enrollment, expanded programs, and updated space needs. The master plan does not attempt to design new projects but intends to provide a fresh look at the campus’ infrastructure through a conceptual site plan, illustrating proposed campus growth and a roadmap for future development.
The 2025 Facilities Master Plan focuses on several key capital projects and strategically aligns campus facilities with SU’s vision as a premier comprehensive Maryland public institution. The master plan highlights capitalizing on new projects such as Blackwell Hall and the Downtown Performing Arts Center to fulfill long-term campus needs, supporting academic and Athletics programs through improved access to spaces, and maximizing student success by re-envisioning the use of existing facilities.
2025 Facilities Master Plan Executive Summary
The planning process for the 2025 FMP began in August 2024 and featured robust data collection from campus stakeholders, followed by an analysis of existing facilities needs and opportunities for future enhancements. After presenting the assessment to the campus community in February 2025, the master plan was refined to produce a final report for approval by the University System of Maryland Board of Regents and launch the next phase of implementation.
2025 Master Plan Findings Presentation
Previous versions of the Salisbury University Facilities Master Plan have contributed to the development of several key projects and facilities renovations to support the needs of students, faculty, and staff, most recently spanning 2014 - 2024.