Committed to providing an innovative education that prepares students for productive, creative and reflective lives of achievement, leadership and service.
Our leaders are committed to providing an innovative education that prepares students for productive, creative and reflective lives of achievement, leadership and service.
With input from the campus community, the university president, the provost, the Board of Trustees and other senior leaders develop our strategic plan, budget and numerous policies.
Meet Jonathan D. Green, president of Susquehanna University, a national liberal arts, business, engineering and science university in Pennsylvania.
Susquehanna University’s provost oversees the academic departments and offices at the university.
Susquehanna University’s Office of Finance and Administration oversees several units, including business services and human resources.
This governing body provides policy direction for Susquehanna University.
Susquehanna 2026 - the strategic plan for Susquehanna University
A call to action for Susquehanna University to become an actively antiracist community.
Reimagining the Student Experience
President Green addresses the SU campus regarding campus vaccination rates.
As we are settling into the second week of the semester, we are providing a few updates and reminders regarding SU’s pandemic planning for your review.
This year, the Division of Inclusive Excellence was established. The Association of American Colleges and Universities defines “inclusive excellence” as focusing on student intellectual and social development, utilizing organizational resources to enhance student learning, and recognizing how the cultural differences of others enhance the student and organizational learning.
August 27, 2021
Centrally located in the Degenstein Campus Center, the Hawk Hub will be a resource for both new and returning students.
Provost Dave Ramsaran discusses academic updates as a part of the SU 2.0 process
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Frances Magee will be joining Susquehanna University as the new Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students on August 23, 2021.
Susquehanna University will add Juneteenth, which commemorates the final emancipation of slaves in the United States on June 19, 1865, as an observed holiday starting with the 2021-22 academic year.
President Green updates the SU community about the SU 2.0 initiative.
President Green responds after the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial.
President Green responding to the tragic events at the U.S. Capitol.
As the election draws to a close, let us all strive for reconciliation and the resolution that democracy is by, for, and about all of us.
It is outrageous that the Department of Education is using our country’s resources to investigate an institution that is committed to becoming more inclusive by reckoning with the impact in the present of our shared legacies of racism.
As we enter the new academic year of 2020-2021 in a time of unprecedented national challenges, the Board of Trustees of Susquehanna University affirms our commitment to the mission of the University — to educate students for productive, creative and reflective lives of achievement, leadership and service in a diverse, dynamic and interdependent world.
Susquehanna University was notified on July 16, 2020 of a security incident at one of our third-party software application partners—Blackbaud. Please note that no credit card, banking information, or social security numbers were compromised in this incident.
As a call to action for Susquehanna University to become an actively antiracist community, President Green asked Professors Shari Jacobson and Olu Onafowora to lead “CenSUs: Everyone Counts.”
Follow up to the university investigation of a bias incident
SU is investigating a reported bias allegation.
With determination in our hearts, we must seize this moment and demand justice.
President Green posted a blog on Friday reflecting on our duty to forge a better future and reminding us that “We must not be overcome by the hate we wish to extinguish.
This strategic plan reaffirms our core academic principles, our ethics, our commitment to each other, and the importance of engaging all voices in pursuit of new, equitable ways to creatively solve the challenges of our world.
Statement on Diversity and Inclusiveness approved by the Susquehanna University Board of Trustees on May14, 2007.