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Thomas E. Bellavance Honors Program

Thomas G. Elliot Orchestral Scholarship

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Tom & Nancy Jones Undergraduate Research Fund

Dr. Tom Jones is no stranger to Salisbury University. The former biological sciences professor, dean and provost has helped nurture students in the classroom and beyond during his three-plus decades at SU.

Though retired since 2014, he and his wife, Anne-Marie “Nancy” Jones, former facilities manager at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES), will continue that impact on the campus with the establishment of the Tom and Nancy Jones Undergraduate Research Fund.

This endowment gift provides financial resources for undergraduate students to conduct research and present their work in the biological, environmental and marine sciences.

“It is with much gratitude to Salisbury University that Nancy and I provide this endowment to help promote undergraduate research,” Dr. Jones said. “I deeply appreciate the opportunities that SU has afforded me to help develop new generations of science educated professionals.”

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University Greatest Need Fund

When you think about your time at Salisbury University, it’s the people and experiences that likely come to mind. The dedicated faculty who supported you in and out of the classroom. The lifelong friendships you built. The pride you felt representing SU, whether in the classroom, on the field, or in the community. Salisbury University is a place that means something uniquely special to each of us.

By giving to the Greatest Need Fund, you’re helping SU seize opportunities as they arise. Your support empowers Salisbury University to invest in professional development, conference travel, strengthening connections between students and alumni, and other projects which ultimately enrich the university. Your gift, when combined with others, does make a difference.

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Urban and Regional Planning

The Urban and Regional Planning program teaches students to use their expertise to find creative ways to resolve urban and regional problems, establish sustainable communities and improve the quality of life. Planners help communities develop their visions of the future and formulate plans that respond to community needs and goals, conserve natural resources and improve public services. A planning degree enables SU alumni to be involved in public and private activities that shape the future of their communities.

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Vincent D. Leisey Student Involvement and Leadership Honors Scholarship