| Friday, Oct. 12 |
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8:30am - 6pm |
SU BOOKSTORE Commons |
Take advantage of shopping at the Bookstore during Homecoming. Take advantage of the alumni 10% discount with Benefit Card. |
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8am - 10pm |
BLACKWELL LIBRARY
BOOK SALE |
Proceeds are used to purchase books and equipment. Donations for future sales are welcome.Sales continues through Sunday, Oct. 14
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10am
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Nutters Crossing Golf Course
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$65 per player - (Includes $20 donation)
$240 per team - (Includes $80 donation) |
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2pm
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ADRENALINE HIGH'S DISCOVER DELMARVA PADDLE Meet at GUC-Dogwood Parking Lot |
Take part in this guided, 8-mile kayak trip on the Manokin River and Jones Creek, including snacks and water. Pre-registration required: contact Stan Shedaker at 410-749-2886 or 732-425-6454 or Adrenalinehigh@comcast.net Cost: $35 per person |
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3:30pm
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RHA'S POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL GAME
Holloway Hall Lawn
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Sponsored by Residence Hall Association. For more information, contact Diana Federici at 410-543-6040
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4:30-7:30 pm
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PIRATES OF THE CHESAPEAKE DINNER Commons, Bistro |
Unleash your inner swashbuckler with pirate-inspired fare and music by local band, Slim DeNunn and the High Rollers. Cost: (plus tax) $11.09- Adults and children (6-12); $6.73 - Children 5 and under |
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6pm
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Wicomico Room - GUC
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SU adds three new members to the Athletics Hall of Fame. 2012 inductees include Erik Miller '95 (lacrosse), Lisa Neylan Vuolo '01 (basketball), and Michael Svehla '02 (soccer). Pre-registration required
Fee: $30, Past Inductee - $25; Inductees - Free (including 1 guest) |
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8pm
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THEATRE: THE SIN THAT KILLS Fulton Hall Black Box Theatre
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Set in Scotland in the early 1590's, the play is a historical drama based on the actual court records of the North Berwick Witch Trials - the first time witches were charged with using their craft for treasonous purposes. Cost: $15 adults: $12*seniors 62+, SU alumni & non-SU students (*ID required); one free with SU ID Reservation required through theatre. For tickets, contact 410-543-6228 |
| Saturday, Oct. 13 |
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9am-2pm
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ALUMNI HOUSE & MILLER GARDEN OPEN HOUSE
1120 Camden Avenue
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View the perennial garden and the inscribed brick walkway at the pergola. Visit the Alumni House library and enjoy memories in the pages of the yearbook collection! |
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10am |
VOLLEYBALL ALUMNI GAME Maggs Physical Activities Center |
For more information contact Coach Margie Knight at mjknight@salisbury.edu |
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10am-Noon
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ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE
1200 Camden Avenue
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Stop in with questions you may have about SU admissions.
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10am-Noon
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DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES MEET & GREET Henson Science Hall - Rm 243
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Enjoy light refreshments, tour the facilities, meet your former Professors and some new ones!
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10am- 5pm |
BOOKSTORE Commons |
Take advantage of shopping at the Bookstore during Homecoming Weekend. Display your alumni benefit card and receive 10% discount. |
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10am-8pm
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BLACKWELL LIBRARY
BOOK SALE |
Sale continues through Sunday, October 14. |
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10am-Noon
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DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY & GEOSCIENCES
OPEN HOUSE
Henson Science Hall - Room 159 |
Geography alumni, majors, friends and faculty are invited for an informal get-together and tour of our facility.
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10am-Noon
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PERDUE HALL OPEN HOUSE Perdue Hall Lobby
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See the new building, take a tour and meet some of the current faculty. |
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10am-3pm
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ADVENTURES IN IDEAS HUMANITIES SEMINAR: DELIGHTING IN DICKENS TETC Room 179
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Cost: $30 per person (includes continental breakfast & lunch) On the 200th anniversary of the year of Charles Dickens' birth, his works continue to enervate, engage and enlighten us. Lucy Morrison, SU English Department, leads participants into Dickens' world and explores the many facets of his writings, roaming from Oliver Twist through David Copperfield and beyond. Pre-registration required; contact Donna Carey at 410-543-6450 or dmcarey@salisbury.edu
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11am
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ALUMNI PRE-GAME BBQ Sea Gull Stadium - Alumni Tent
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Before the football game join your fellow Gulls for barbeque with all the sides and two beverages, featuring music by local band Beauty for Ashes. Enjoy children's games including environmental activities sponsored by the Green Earth Book Award, the only award in the United States given to children's literature that focuses on protecting the planet and stewardship of the earth. Valid ID is required for beverages. Game-day tickets are available for purchases starting at 11am. Pre-registration: $15 adults, (Includes $10 donation) $5 children (10 and under) (Registration includes meal and game ticket) |
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11am |
CLASSES OF 1972, '77, '82, '87, '92, '97 & '02 REUNION Sea Gull Stadium - During the BBQ |
Join members of your classes and their families at the Alumni Pre-Game Barbecue. Pre-registration required Cost: $15 per adult (Includes $10 donation) $5 - children 10 and under |
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11am
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SOFTBALL ALUMNI GAME Softball Field |
Dust off your spikes and oil up the mitt as it is time for the Sea Gull softball alumni to return to the field and fly high once again. For more information, contact Coach Margie Knight at mjknight@salisbury.edu |
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11am |
PEP BAND REHEARSAL Fulton Hall - Rm 112 |
Those interested in joining the band at homecoming may contact Dr. Lee Knier at leknier@salisbury.edu or 410-677-5331. |
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11-2pm |
BLOCK PARTY
Wayne Street & Intramural Fields
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Under the planning of the SGA, clubs and organizations provide games and other activities geared for people of any age. Several inflatables will be provided by SOAP.
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11am
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Worcester Room - Commons
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Graduates from the Class of 1962 will be honored for their 50th class reunion. All graduates from the years 1967 and prior are welcome. Classes being recognized for reunion are 1932, 1937, 1942, 1957, and 1967. Pre-registration required; if you did not receive a special mailing use registration form.
Free for 1962 graduates
$15.00 all other alumni & guests
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Noon-5pm
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EXHIBIT: DAILY PRACTICE University Gallery at Fulton Hall |
This multimedia extravaganza of sights and sounds represents all that goes into the contemporary and experimental practice of the young, Chicago-based firm Plural Design. With a focus on pursuing meaningful projects, Plural explores new approaches within the design process. |
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Noon-5pm |
EXHIBIT: DRONE: THREE LAWS Guerrieri Center, Atrium Gallery |
This exhibition features a series of illustrations and animations by SU New Media Professor Preston Poe. Based on the premise of Isaac Asimov's three laws of robotic behavior, Poe's imagery depicts science fiction elements of a futuristic world blending nature and technology in a post-apocalyptic dystopia. |
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1pm
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FOOTBALL GAME: SU VS. HARTWICK Sea Gull Stadium
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$5 - Adults
$3 - Students (non-SU)
$3 - Alumni
$2 - children 12 and under
SU Students free w/SU IDThe SU Pep Band entertains during the game. If interested in joining, contact Dr. Lee Knier at leknier@salisbury.edu or 410-677-5331.
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1pm
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ADRENALINE HIGH'S DISCOVER DELMARVA PADDLE Meet at GUC - Dogwood Parking Lot |
Pre-registration required; $35 per person. Contact Stan Shedaker at 410-749-2886 or 732-425-6454 or Adrenalinehigh@comcast.net
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| 2pm |
MEN'S SOCCER SU vs. RUTGERS-CAMDEN Soccer Field (Free Admission) |
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| 3pm |
VOLLEYBALL SU vs. SUNY New Palz Maggs Physical Activities Center (Free Admission) |
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3-5pm |
SUGAA HOMECOMING BBQ ESRGC Parking Lot
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All Geography alumni and families are invited to a Homecoming BBQ following the football game. Contact Dr. Brent Skeeter:: brskeeter@salisbury.edu or 410-543-6458 |
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3-6pm
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ALGONQUIN CANOE 30TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION GUC-Fireside Lounge
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All veterans of the Canadian adventure (plus their friends and families) are invited for a snack of Gorp, punch and cookies after the football game. No portaging required! See the exploits of trail crews that have ranged over the lakes and through the woods of Algonquin Provincial Park for three decades, while alums share memories and tall tales from their expeditions. Reconnect with old friends and honor this program, which continues to challenge incoming SU students. Pre-registration is not required. 30th Annivresary Algonquin T-shirts for sale - $20 (a portion includes a donation to Algonquin program). For more information, contact Dr. Greg Ference at gxference@salisbury.edu or Dr. Beth Ragan at earagan@salisbury.edu |
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4-6pm
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NANTAHALA REUNION Perdue Hall Room 151
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Remember dinner at Relia's Garden? Remember rafting down Patton's Falls and getting hung up at Picnic Rock? Duckies, ropes courses and - best of all - the friendships! Catch up with old friends at the place where it all started: SU! Pre-registration is not required. |
| 4:30pm |
ARMED SERVICES REUNION Alumni House
EVENT CANCELLED |
All active, veterans or reserve status military alumni and their families are invited to attend a reunion at the Alumni House following the game. Registration required. |
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4:30pm |
UNTOUCHABLES DANCE CLUB Henson Hall Plaza
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Enjoy a performance by this lively group, who share a common love of dance and entertaining, as you return from the football game. |
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4:30-7pm
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MULTICULTURAL ALUMNI JAZZ RECEPTION GUC - Gull's Nest
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Mix and mingle while enjoying a cash bar, hors d'oeuvres and jazz entertainment with 2am Music!
No pre-registration required.
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4:30-7:30pm
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ALL-AMERICAN DINNER WITH STAR-SPANGLED DESSERT BAR Commons - Bistro |
Cost (plus tax): $11.09 adults and children 6-12. $6.73 children 5 & under Celebrate the U.S. with favorite American recipes, including roast beef, southern fried chicken, mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, apple pie, cheesecake, and more! |
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5-7pm
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No Registration Fee - $10 Suggested Donation Join classmates at this local brewery for light fare and happy hour prices Pre-registration required
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5-8 pm
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Bellavance Honors House |
The annual Rainbow Reunion is being hosted by SU's Lambda Society, the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) faculty and staff association. All GLBT alumni and their families and friends are invited to join us for lite fare and fellowship. Pre-registration required.
Cost: $15-Adults; $7.50-children (12 and under) |
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6pm
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FIELD HOCKEY SU vs. MARY WASHINGTON Sea Gull Stadium (Free Admission)
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7pm
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VOLLEYBALL SU vs. SPRINGFIELD Maggs Physical Activities Center (Free Admission) |
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7pm
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U.S. AIR FORCE HERITAGE OF AMERICA BAND RHYTHM IN BLUE JAZZ ENSEMBLE Holloway Hall Auditorium |
Free tickets required; limit 4 per person. Tickets available at Guerrieri Center Information Desk beginning September 10. Rhythm in Blue is a highly entertaining 13-piece ensemble that performs the American musical art forms of jazz, blues and funk. Advance tickets required. |
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8pm
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THEATRE: THE SIN THAT KILLS Fulton Hall Black Box Theatre |
Set in Scotland in the early 1590's, the play is a historical drama based on the actual court records of the North Berwick Witch Trials - the first time witches were charged with using their craft for treasonous purposes. Cost: $15 adults: $12*seniors 62+, SU alumni & non-SU students (*ID required); one free with SU ID Reservation required through theatre. For tickets, contact 410-543-6228 |
| Sunday, Oct. 14 |
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9am & 1pm
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ADRENALINE HIGH'S DISCOVER DELMARVA PADDLE Meet at GUC - Dogwood Parking Lot
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| 11am-2am |
Library Book Sale Blackwell Library |
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10 am
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VOLLEYBALL SU vs. RICHARD STOCKTON Maggs Physical Activities Center (Free Admission)
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| 1:00 pm |
VOLLEYBALL SU vs. LYNCHBURG Maggs Physical Activities Center (Free Admission) |
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| 2pm |
VOLLEYBALL SU vs. MARY WASHINGTON Maggs Physical Activities Center (Free Admission) |
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2pm
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THEATRE: THE SIN THAT KILLS Fulton Hall Black Box Theatre
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Set in Scotland in the early 1590's, the play is a historical drama based on the actual court records of the North Berwick Witch Trials - the first time witches were charged with using their craft for treasonous purposes. Cost: $15 adults: $12*seniors 62+, SU alumni & non-SU students (*ID required); one free with SU ID Reservation required through theatre. For tickets, contact 410-543-6228 |
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Additional Information Eatery Hours |
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Cool Beans Mon-Thurs., 7:30am-Midnight Fri., 7:00am-11:30pm Sat., 9am-11:30pm Sun., 9am-11:30am |
Gull's Nest Mon.-Fri. 11am-11pm Sat. & Sun. 5-11pm
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Commons Mon-Thurs., 7:15am-9pm Fri., 7:15am-7:30pm Sat., 9:30-3:30pm & 4:30-7:30pm Sun., 9:30am-3:30pm & 4:30-8:30pm
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