This power point gives a quick overview of the Perdue School of Business building that is currently under construction at Salisbury University. If you wish to learn more about the building or how you can name a room in the building please contact Jayme Block at jeblock@salisbury.edu.

2. “ With the importance of technology and global trade, we are not just competing with our peers. We are competing with the whole world.” — Janet Dudley-Eshbach Salisbury University President

3. Franklin P. Perdue School of Business Preliminary, conceptual design of new building

4. Gifts for Growth Planning is underway thanks to an $8 million gift from the Arthur W. Perdue Foundation and a $33 million commitment from the State of Maryland. SU is challenged to raise an additional $4 million to make this project a reality.

5. Site Plan

6. View from Route 13

7. Perdue School Points of Distinction AACSB International Accreditation renewed for 2009-2015 Faculty distinctions: Fulbright, Regents Award, Elkins, University New integrated MBA program Leading study abroad program 24% of all SU students who studied abroad in 2007-08 were on Perdue programs. Students excel in competitions: Goodman Accounting Challenge, Fed Challenge, Saber New product, Echo, and Globus Assurance of learning – continuous improvement program based on learning goals for both grad. and undergrad programs Experiential learning through ABLE, SBDC, Beacon, etc.

9. First Floor

13. The Café The café will offer quick meals for the busy student, faculty and visiting professional.

15. Second Floor

17. Third Floor

18. Advanced Information Technology Lab • Advanced Networking • Web Development • Database Management • Multi-user Environment • Windows and Linux Servers

22. The Your Name Here Conference Room

23. “ Salisbury University is a wonderful asset to our region. Its fantastic cultural offerings, superior caliber of graduates and ever-increasing economic impact form the foundation of our enjoyable way of life.” — Henry Hanna Capital Campaign Chairman