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Club Softball is a new club of students interested in developing and maintaining their softball skills at a fun and moderately competitive level. We hope to travel and compete regionally with other university club ball teams. To do that, we need financial support. Please consider giving to our cause.

Your gift to Club Softball provides resources to building lifelong connections for students passionate about the sport.

Just two months before his passing, Coach Deshon established the Coach Deane Deshon Sea Gull Baseball Endowment with the help of his son Mark.  Coach Deshon believed greatly in the program he built and wanted to set up an endowment that would continue to help his beloved Sea Gulls.

Coach Mike McGlinchey is revered for the dedication he had to his players both on and off the football field. He was loved and highly respected by students, athletes, faculty, staff, and members of the community at large for his unmatched intensity, discipline, and commitment to excellence. He shaped the confidence and character of hundreds of young student-athletes, extending beyond the sport itself, and he upheld this commitment through the end of his life, when he passed away in 1997 after a long fight with ALS.

He embodied the spirit of overcoming adversity, rising to one’s maximum potential and never fearing to take on greater challenges. His passion motivated athletes to attain a level of performance they otherwise would not have envisioned; and through his integrity, character, and legacy, he stands as a strong role model for coaches and student-athletes at Salisbury University.

All the proceeds from the Coach Mike McGlinchey Endowment will help fund coaching positions and professional development opportunities for new coaches looking to advance in the profession. Please take this opportunity to honor the impact Coach McGlinchey has had on so many lives over the years and make your gift today!

Our goal is to bring together civically engaged students in order to create a better community, state, and nation. We participate in and sponsor a wide variety of activities, including but not limited to; discussions and debates, candidacy training events, meet and greets with elected officials and candidates, protests and rallies, lobbying events, trips to state and nationwide events, and much more. Feel free to check out all of our pictures on this website to see more specific events we have attended/put on. We hope to see you at our next meeting!

The Salisbury University chapter of College Republicans is an organization for like-minded individuals to meet and discuss issues pertaining to the Republican Party and the United States government as a whole. We are also very active in numerous grassroots campaigns at the local, state, and federal level. The College Republicans also host events throughout the year such as speakers, networking nights, and trips to the state house. We strive to ensure that members with political aspirations have ample opportunities to find internships and jobs in politics and government affairs after college by maintaining good relationships with various elected officials.

The College provides high quality programs that prepare students for productive careers as professionals in the areas of health and human services. With undergraduate degrees in community health, social work, nursing, exercise science, respiratory therapy, and medical laboratory science; master’s programs in athletic training, applied health physiology, nursing and social work; and a doctoral program in nursing practice, the College provides a wide array of programs that all meet national standards for excellence.

Accomplished faculty in all programs are committed to student-centered learning, professional engagement and the promotion of ethical professional conduct and evidence-based practice in attending to the health and human services of a diverse and interdependent society. The College is committed to community involvement, professional collaboration, regional partnerships and international outreach. The College of Health & Human Services seeks talented and diverse faculty who can best prepare students to serve the local Eastern Shore community, Maryland, the United States and all people across the world.

A gift to the School of Health Sciences supports new medical equipment, clinical internships, and much more for current students. Your gift, combined with others, will make a difference.

Your support of Commuter Connections helps build a home away from home for SU’s students who travel to campus each day.  By supporting Commuter Connections, you ensure that those balancing busy schedules, work, and family commitments feel valued, connected, and empowered to succeed. Our program helps combat food insecurity by providing breakfast to go, while hosting events (like cornhole and spikeball torunaments) that foster friendship, reduce stress, and strengthen campus ties.

Your gift to Commuter Connections will support our semester de-stress walk, commuter breakfasts, and other needs as they pop up. 

The Comunidad and Umoja Scholars Program (CUSP) in the School of Social Work is a leadership development and mentoring initiative designed to prepare master-level social work students for culturally responsive practice. Rooted in the values of community and unity, CUSP supports students who are committed to serving and leading in communities of color.

CUSP addresses the need for a more representative and culturally responsive social workforce by providing scholars with intensive mentoring, professional development seminars, leadership training, and conference opportunities. Through these experiences, students build the skills, confidence, and relationships needed to make a meaningful impact.

Your support will strengthen community-based interventions and leadership projects developed by CUSP Scholars, while also funding critical training and professional growth opportunities.

Your gift helps prepare the next generation of social work leaders to serve with cultural humility, strengthen communities, and create lasting change.