Regional Programs | Salisbury University Regional & Affiliate Operations Our guiding principle is to provide access to high quality Salisbury University education throughout Maryland and beyond. An emphasis on excellence in teaching and innovative education delivery platforms for both undergraduate and graduate education allows us to meet the diverse educational needs of our students. FAQs What is a regional program? A regional program, sometimes referred to as a satellite campus, regional campus or regional higher education center, is a campus where students can earn the same Salisbury University degree with the convenience of remaining close to home. Salisbury University and other universities offer various undergraduate and graduate degree programs to areas that otherwise would not have these program offerings. Where are Salisbury University’s regional programs? Our regional programs are located throughout the state of Maryland at The Universities at Shady Grove in Rockville, University System of Maryland at Hagerstown in Hagerstown, Eastern Shore Higher Education Center at Chesapeake College in Wye Mills, Cecil College in North East, and University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland in California. Where is the Salisbury campus located? Salisbury University’s beautiful 200-acre campus is located on the south end of the City of Salisbury in Wicomico County on Maryland’s scenic Eastern Shore. Can regional students participate in student activities and organizations? Yes, regional students can participate in student activities and organizations. Participating in student activities and organizations can help students build connections and lifelong relationships with other students, staff and faculty members. Who can apply? Students who have completed an associate’s degree (or close to 60 credits) can apply for entry into undergraduate programs. Students who have completed a bachelor’s degree can apply for entry into one of our graduate programs. The specific course pre-requisites will differ by major. Can I apply for financial aid? Absolutely, please refer to the Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships for more information. If you have more questions, they are always happy to help and can be reached at 410-543-6060. What classes do you offer? For undergraduate programs, we offer upper division (300/400) level courses with the expectation that any lower division (100/200) level courses would be complete prior to your transfer from a community college to Salisbury University. Classes are offered in face-to-face, hybrid and/or online formats and the time of day of your courses depends on your major. Please reach out to Regional Transfer & Advising Specialist, Patrick Burke pcburke@salisbury.edu for more information. Who issues my diploma? Your diploma comes from Salisbury University. Remember, it is the same degree as the Salisbury campus, just offered at one of our regional locations! Resources for Success Counseling Center Office of Access & Accommodations Maryland Food Bank Find Child Care Housing Assistance Maryland Renting House Assistance Maryland Housing Search Help Rental Help in Maryland Financial Resources SU Student Emergency Grant Financial Aid and Scholarships USMH and USG For more detailed student success resources and answers to frequently asked questions, visit the SU Cares website. Are you considering attending one of our Regional Programs? Schedule a Transfer Tuesday here! School of Health Sciences The Universities at Shady Grove – The Universities at Shady Grove is located at 9640 Gudelsky Drive, Rockville, Maryland 20850 Health and Human Performance M.S . – Program Director Dr. Scott Mazzetti samazzetti@salisbury.edu | 410-677-0151 More information about USG Health and Human Performance More information about Health and Human Performance Exercise Science B.S. Program Director Dr. Brent Fedorko bffedorko@salisbury.edu | 410-677-0075 Regional Program Coordinator Abby Gibson asgibson@salisbury.edu 301-738-6228 More information about USG Exercise Science More information about Exercise Science. School of Social Work School Director Dr. Linda Houser ldhouser@salisbury.edu 410-677-5050. The Social Work Programs at Salisbury University are offered at five campuses in Maryland to best meet your needs where you live. Each of our campuses offer students several different opportunities for learning. Find out more about locations for the Salisbury University Social Work Programs. Seidel School of Education Department of Early & Elementary Education Chair Dr. Jeni Davis jrdavis@salisbury.edu | 410-677-0251 Elaine O’Neal emoneal@salisbury.edu 410-822-5400 ext. 2212 Eastern Shore Higher Education Center – The Eastern Shore Higher Education Center is located at 1000 College Circle, Queenstown, Maryland 21658 Elementary Education, B.S. More information about Eastern Shore Higher Ed Center More information about Elementary Education Fulton School of Liberal Arts The Universities at Shady Grove – The Universities at Shady Grove is located at 9640 Gudelsky Drive, Rockville, Maryland 20850 Art, Graphic Design Track, B.F.A. Program Chair William Wolff wawolff@salisbury.edu 410-543-6275 Regional Program Coordinator Cat Simmons scsimmons@salisbury.edu More information about Art Further contact information Regional Transfer & Advising Specialist Patrick Burke pcburke@salisbury.edu | 240-527-2740 What It’s Like to Be a Social Work Major at SU’s ESHEC Where you learn matters, especially in social work. For Neil Siegman, the social work major at Salisbury University’s Eastern Shore Higher Education Center felt like the right fit from the start. With family roots at SU, a program built on service, and the ability to make a real impact in his community, his choice made sense both personally and professionally. At ESHEC, social work means learning in real time, working with people from different backgrounds, seeing how community issues show up in everyday life, and understanding challenges that might look a lot like your own. Neil talks about how being part of the local community shaped his perspective and prepared him for what comes next. If you’re looking for a path that connects you to real people and prepares you to make a difference where you are, this is where your tomorrow begins. What It’s Like to Be an Elementary Education Major at SU’s ESHEC If you dream of being a teacher, your goal isn’t just certification, but knowing you’re ready when your classroom door finally opens. For Karlie Roberts, the elementary education major at Salisbury University’s Eastern Shore Higher Education Center made it possible to stay close to home while building confidence as a future teacher. With flexible evening classes, internships at local schools, and support from mentors who believe in her, Karlie found a program that fits her current lifestyle while preparing her for what comes next. For program coordinator Elaine O’Neal, that confidence is everything. She wants every student who leaves ESHEC to feel ready—not just to teach, but to believe in themselves as they step into the world and shape young lives. If you’re looking for a path that fits your lifestyle and prepares you to make a difference in the lives of the children you’ll work with, this is where your tomorrow begins. Request More Information Contact Information Patrick Burke Regional Transfer & Advising Specialist / Regional Programs Administration pcburke@salisbury.edu 410-543-6314