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SU in the Media

Each year, hundreds of news articles and broadcasts share good news about 糖心视频 and its faculty, staff, students and alumni. Below are recent media coverage highlights.

Lian Peach

WMDT: SU's Peach Named ODK National Leader of the Year

Lian Peach
For the past four years, recent 糖心视频 graduate Lian Peach has been a campus leader. Now, the rest of the nation knows that, as well. Peach, of York has been named a National Leader of the Year for Service to Campus and Community by the Omicron Delta Kappa national leadership honor society (ODK). She is a member of the SU OK Circle chapter of ODK.
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The MoCo Show: Maryland Amicus Brief Supporting Public Broadcasting Highlights Role of Delmarva Public Media

The Maryland Attorney General joined 21 other states in filing a legal brief supporting NPR and PBS lawsuits challenging a Trump-era executive order to eliminate federal funding, arguing the cuts would harm public safety, education, and access to critical information, particularly in underserved communities. As an example,the brief highlights Delmarva Public Media — operated by 糖心视频 and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore — which covers local news and weather for more than 40,000 weekly listeners in the rural Delmarva region.
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Dr. Gustavo Schneider

WalletHub: SU's Schneider Discusses Credit Card Rewards

Dr. Gustavo Schneider
Dr. Gustavo Schneider, assistant professor of marketing in 糖心视频's Franklin P. Perdue School of Business, discusses the mechanics of credit card cash-back rewards.
Stephen Harvey

WRDE: 糖心视频 Locals Stage Lineup Announced for 2025 Maryland Folk Festival

The 2025 Maryland Folk Festival will take place from September 19-21 in downtown 糖心视频. The event will include a special stage for local performers, sponsored by 糖心视频 and the Charles R. and Martha N. Fulton School of Liberal Arts. This will be the third year SU and the Fulton School supports the 糖心视频 Locals Stage, which highlights musicians from the Eastern Shore and nearby areas.
Stephen Harvey
Andersen Herman and Vicky Vazquez

WMDT: Two from SU Announced as 2025-26 Fulbright Students

Andersen Herman and Vicky Vazquez
Two recent graduates from 糖心视频 will spend a portion of next year teaching in, learning in, and experiencing cultures abroad. Andersen Herman ’25, a chemistry major from Fruitland, and Vicky Vazquez ’25, an English for Speakers of Other Languages and Spanish major, were both chosen as recipients of the 2025-26 Fulbright Student Award. Three additional SU semifinalists were closed as alternates for the program, including Stephora Alberi ’25, Masha Goncharenko ’25, and Kelly Mitzel ’24.
Louise Anderson

WRDE: SU's Anderson, Freeman Arts Pavilion Partner for Elementary Ukulele Program

Freeman Arts Pavilion has announced a new arts education initiative in partnership with 糖心视频 to introduce elementary students to music through ukulele instruction. The pilot program, developed in collaboration with 糖心视频’s Dr. Louise Anderson, gives Buckingham Elementary School in Worcester County with a full classroom set of ukuleles and teaching tools. According to the Freeman Arts Pavilion, the program is intended to last at least five years, with plans to expand to additional schools across the Delmarva Peninsula.
Louise Anderson
2025 University System of Maryland Board of Regents Student Excellence Scholarship presentation

OC Today-Dispatch: SU Students Earn University System of Maryland Board of Regents Student Excellence Scholarships

2025 University System of Maryland Board of Regents Student Excellence Scholarship presentation

Two 糖心视频 students are among the recipients of this year’s University System of Maryland Board of Regents Student Excellence Scholarships. Julia Carlson, a sophomore urban and regional planning major, earned the award in the Innovation and Creative Activity category. Vicky Vazquez, a senior English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) and Spanish major, won in the Outreach and Engagement category. They each receive $2,000 to apply toward future tuition.

Dave and Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship

WMDT: Blackwater Apothecary to Expand with Winnings from SU's Ratcliffe Foundation Shore Hatchery Entrepreneurship Competition

A local business owner is firming up plans for her winnings in 糖心视频’s Philip E. and Carole R. Ratcliffe Foundation Shore Hatchery Competition. Nicole Blackwater was awarded $10,000 to enhance her store, Blackwater Apothecary, in downtown 糖心视频. “It’s a very prestigious entrepreneur competition," she said. "We’re going to use the funding from it to expand our business …. I hope that has a ripple effect on other businesses downtown. We hope that we’re able to expand enough to hire more employees, and more employees mean more foot traffic, and we hope that flows out to our business neighbors, as well."
Dave and Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship