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The Golden Gulls Dance Team was created for dancers to grow, engage, and excel in dance technique with a community of powerful dancers. We are affiliated with the NCAA and Club Sports at Salisbury University, and we encourage student athlete's personal, mental, physical, and emotional well-being by instilling confidence and teaching leadership and teamwork.

The Golden Gulls showcase their love and appreciation for dance by competing in several competitions a year, and countless rehearsal and training hours in the studio. As a team, we are committed to building a diverse and inclusive group regardless of age, race, gender, nationality, sexual orientation, physical ability, thinking style, and background.

The Golden Gulls highly value your donation which will be put towards competition entry fees, performance costumes, and coaching fees. Thank you for your support!

Give to Golf Club on Giving Day!

A gift today to the Golf Club will provide much needed funds for our competitive members to participate in the National Collegiate Golf Club Association (NCGCA) golf tournaments. In the past, limited funding has excluded Salisbury University from participating. Taking part will inspire a renewed sense of spirit as the students improve as athletes and continue to be successful competing against other skilled golfers. Your gift, combined with others, will make a difference.

Give to SU Gospel Choir on Giving Day!

Our mission is to touch hearts and bless souls through the ministry of song (and dance) to as many individuals as they can while demonstrating their love for God.

Give to Graduate Studies and Research on Giving Day!

The Office of Graduate Studies and Research empowers SU faculty and students so that they can be successful in graduate education, research, and scholarly activities. It fosters a spirit of collaboration and strives to provide service excellence in research and graduate studies administration. It's dedicated to development, implementation and maintenance of effective policies and procedures that create an atmosphere for success of our faculty and students. Specifically, it is responsible for all aspects of sponsored research administration and research compliance. It also provides the administrative home for undergraduate student research and graduate education at SU.

Specifically, the Office of Sponsored Programs is your one-stop shop for finding, receiving, and managing external funds for your sponsored research or public service project. It partners with faculty and staff to provide high-quality research administration, responsible stewardship of funds, and sound policies and management of external funds.

Give to Graduate Student Council on Giving Day!

The GSC is the official political and social body for the graduate students at SU. The GSC’s goal is to provide avenues for intellectual, professional, personal, and social development through grants, advocacy, public presentation of research, graduate community events, and campus service support.

The field of health care is growing, along with a demand for professionals to serve in these critical roles. With a degree in health science from Salisbury University, you will be prepared to enter a health career or pursue graduate school as you address the scientific and human aspects of health and disease.

The health science major at SU is designed to help students explore their options for a career in health care.  The program serves as a home base for students who are interested in multiple aspects of health or undecided about what they exactly want to do in health care, as well as for those who have committed to pursuing a graduate degree in a specific area. 

Give to Health and Human Performance (previously Applied Health Physiology) on Giving Day!

Your gift to Health and Human Performance will provide much needed assistance in technology upgrades, research grant assistance and new equipment purchases. Your gift combined with others WILL make a difference.

The Master of Science in Health and Human Performance program has been offering graduate students a multi-focused academic/professional program since 2000. The AHPH program has been awarded "Recognition" as a Graduate Studies Program by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).

Please consider giving to Henson Medical Simulation Center on Giving Day! 

A SU School of Nursing high-risk maternity course is being developed with a planned launch in 2026. This course will include 3 separate high-fidelity simulations, one of which is a Preterm infant delivery and resuscitation. We presently do not have the technology to meet this need. Laerdal SIM Characters “Paul” is the only 27-week premature baby simulator that meets faculty requirements. The simulator was developed by a neonatologist and medical simulation design experts. Paul combines anatomically correct 3D-printed airways based on real-life preterm MRI scans, physiological and pathological breathing patterns, realistic internal structures, and lifelike facial and skin features.

Learn more about "Paul" here: https://simcharacters.com/en/products/paul/ 

The principal use of simulation-based training in preprofessional heath care education is to provide learners with the highest fidelity, near-real-world clinical scenarios possible.

Give to Henson School Scholarship Fund on Giving Day!

Henson scholarship recipients have gone on to earn degrees in fields such as nursing, physics, computer science, geography and more. Nicholas Butler, Class of 2018 said, "My scholarships have assisted my education in the field of geography and geosciences. With alumni support, the SU community has allowed me to transition my personal interests into professional interests that I can pursue for a living, and for that I will be eternally thankful."

Support the Henson School Undergraduate Research Endowment on SU's Giving Day!

Give to Henson School of Science & Technology Giving Day!

"The mission of the Henson School of Science & Technology is to provide an outstanding, student-centered environment in which expert faculty empower students with knowledge and skills from science, mathematical and health-related disciplines. We take pride in recruiting diverse faculty and students and in providing exceptional learning experiences in the classroom and clinical, field and lab settings. Our faculty and staff also cultivate and maintain strong connections with employers and post-graduate programs to build paths to successful and rewarding careers." Karen L. Olmstead, Ph.D.

The Henson School of Science and Technology includes the faculties of applied health physiology, biological sciences, chemistry, geography and geosciences, mathematical and computer sciences, medical laboratory science, nursing, physics and respiratory therapy. These dynamic programs have prepared countless students for graduate school or fulfilling careers in their chosen field, but for our faculty to give their students the technology and tools to succeed in the 21st century, we need your support.

Your gift to the Henson School of Science and Technology will make an impact in several areas, such as reducing student debt after graduation, much-needed improvements to aging classrooms and student research support, just to name a few. To make a gift to specific department simply list the department's name in the instructions section. Your gift, combined with others, will make a difference.

Support the Henson Science and Mathematics Honors Program Endowment on SU's Giving Day!