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Give to Men’s Club Basketball on Giving Day!

The Men’s Club Basketball team at Salisbury University is a competitive and passionate group of student-athletes dedicated to teamwork, skill development, and sportsmanship. On Giving Day, your support can help fund travel expenses, tournament fees, equipment, and training opportunities that allow the team to compete at a high level. By investing in Men’s Club Basketball, you are helping student-athletes grow both on and off the court while representing Salisbury University with pride. Every donation—big or small—makes a lasting impact. Join us in supporting the team’s success by giving to Men’s Club Basketball today!

Give to Mid-Atlantic Sales & Marketing Institute (MASMI) on Giving Day!

The Mid-Atlantic Sales & Marketing Institute (MASMI) is a nationally recognized program created to educate students in the art of sales and sales management and also to serve the needs of employers. The MASMI program is accredited by the University Sales Center Alliance (USCA) and is one of only 26 full members of USCA. MASMI was also recognized as a top sales program by Sales Education Foundation(SEF) in 2017 and 2018. The sales program offers a Sales Minor and offers specialized sales courses for students including Professional Selling, Sales Management, Advanced Professional Selling, Negotiation, Business to Business Marketing and Purchasing Management. With the support from our sponsors we are able to grant multiple scholarships, send students to national sales competitions and offer job fairs specifically tailored to careers in sales. MASMI also conducts two Sales championships per year for the students along with other professional development activities.

We need your help to provide our students with the best opportunities to succeed in their preparation as sales professionals. Make your gift to MASMI today!

Salisbury University is pioneering the idea of “classrooms” as makerspaces, which will push future educators to inspire their students to be makers, inventors, and entrepreneurs. Both faculty and students are learning to infuse the maker mindset into their teaching philosophies by applying a combination of programming, design thinking, 3D modeling, and physical computing experiences. While the university’s educator preparation program has a stand-alone technology course, it is also emphasizing the integration of concepts across all instructional methods courses. To build capacity for in-service educators, the School of Education is also offering professional development in invention literacy for practicing teachers to increase play-based learning and makerspace access.

Support Model United Nations on SU's Giving Day!

The Model United Nations (MUN) at Salisbury University is dedicated to fostering global awareness, diplomacy, and leadership through debate and simulation of international affairs. On Giving Day, your support can help fund conference participation, travel expenses, research materials, and training opportunities that prepare students to engage with real-world global issues. By investing in Model UN, you are empowering students to develop critical thinking, negotiation, and public speaking skills that will serve them in their future careers. Every donation—big or small—makes a meaningful impact. Join us in supporting the next generation of global leaders by giving to Model United Nations today!

Give to Modern Languages and Intercultural Studies on Giving Day!

At Salisbury University, all language courses are a part of the Fulton School of Liberal Arts. Our major programs have been designed to include the following academic disciplines: literature, history, cultural studies, and applied linguistics. All levels, however, will blend both skills and content acquisition, and will promote the development of critical thinking skills. Critical thinking infuses everything we do, from language learning to understanding poetry to study abroad.

We need your help to give our students the understanding of not only language but also foreign concepts and how they impact society. Your gift, no matter the size, combined with others, will help the Modern Languages and Intercultural Studies Department provide a greater understanding of language and human interaction for our students.

The Modlin Family Scholarship was established by SU alumnus Eli Modlin and his family to provide financial support for students with financial need. The scholarship is for students who are Maryland residents entering Salisbury University as a freshman. Thank you for supporting our students through the Modlin Family Scholarship.

Give to Music on Giving Day!

The Peter and Judy Jackson Music Program, accredited with the National Association of Schools of Music since 2006, presents the study of music as an integral part of a liberal arts education. Working closely with other departments in the University's nationally acclaimed Fulton School of Liberal Arts, the Jackson Music Program provides a wealth of musical opportunities for students of any major. The program accommodates the contemporary student who is seeking an understanding of music as part of a fundamental cultural education and the student who seeks a career as a professional musician, a music teacher or in the music industry. The program fosters a supportive "one-on-one" environment designed to enable students to gain admission to graduate programs and desirable musical appointments.

We need your help to give our students the practical lessons necessary to grow as musicians. Your gift, no matter the size, combined with others, will help the Jackson Music Program provide our students with opportunities to study and perform various genres of music.

Give to the Muslim Student Association on Giving Day!

The Muslim Student Association aims to serve the community by bringing awareness of Islam to campus and by building a community for Muslim students based on shared moral, religious, and social ethics.

Give to NAACP on Giving Day!

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) College Chapter mission is to inform youth of the problems affecting African Americans and other racial and ethnic minorities; to advance the economic, education, social and political status of African Americans and other racial and ethnic minorities and their harmonious cooperation with other peoples; to stimulate an appreciation of the African Diaspora and other people of color’s contribution to civilization; and to develop an intelligent, effective youth leadership.

Give to Nationally Competitive Fellowships on Giving Day!

Fellowships are merit-based monetary awards that support a wide range of activities, across the United States and around the world. The National fellowships office recruits, advises, and prepares students to compete for national fellowships and awards.

They welcome underclassmen, seniors, and alumni who are interested in competitive fellowships from their initial inquiry about opportunities available through the nomination and selection of candidates for national and international awards. Students can receive advice for over twenty-five awards, including the Fulbright Scholarship, NSF Fellowship, Marshall Scholarship, Rhodes scholarship and Goldwater Scholarship, among others. Salisbury University strongly encourages our best students to apply for these prestigious fellowships.

Your gift to the Salisbury University's Nationally Competitive Fellowships Office (SNCFO) will provide students with assistance locating and applying for prestigious scholarships as well as helping provide mentoring from faculty and staff during the application process. Your gift combined with others WILL make a difference to students. Please note that your gift is for the SNCFO in the instructions section.

Support the Office of Diversity and Inclusion on Giving Day!