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The UVM Accounting Club is a resource for UVM students to explore their interest in accounting through collaborating with peers, professors, and meeting industry professionals. Our goal is to create an environment where students concentrating in accounting can begin to make a strong foundation in their careers.

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The purpose of this organization is to promote friendship and mutual understanding among African students, black identifying individuals, and all other interested persons. We intend to stimulate intellectual, social and cultural advancement among its members and do all things necessary to project Africa in its true image. Our mission is to unify the African community and all people of African descent at the University of Vermont so that we can embrace and enhance our cultural identity on campus. The objective is to strengthen the cultural bridge within the American-African communities by teaching the values and cultural practices of Africa and the African diaspora.

The African Students Association (ASA) comprise of a group of students of both African and non-African descent dedicated to the education of the UVM community at large of the different cultures that make up the African continent. Membership in the ASA requires a commitment to the mission of the ASA. The Organization will also provide a network of support for African students at the University of Vermont and will serve as a source of information for any member of the university’s community interested in learning about the African culture. The African Students Association will be a service as well as a social organization which aims to rid misconceptions concerning African countries through education.

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The Agriculture Club (AgClub) aims to offer an inclusive space for students to engage in hands-on, sustainable farming practices. AgClub strives to deepen student engagement at the Horticulture Research and Education Center (HREC) so that students can make valuable connections with the land. Students will be given the opportunity to immerse themselves in the Vermont specialty crop and production farming communities through exciting and interactive events.   

The major goals of our club are to: 

1. Host exciting educational events, workshops, and forums to expose students to opportunities in sustainable agriculture and increase participation at the farm.  
2. Maintain a student-run farm plot at the Horticulture Research and Education Center (HREC) to support student access to fresh, hyper-local produce.  
3. Enhance undergraduate accessibility and opportunities at HREC. 

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Alianza de Latines is a student-run organization and community dedicated to uplifting Latine students at UVM by providing resources, hosting events and affinity spaces, and advocating for Latines' best interests on campus. Alianza de Latines meets every Thursday at 6 PM in the Mosaic Intercultural Center and welcomes people of all ethnic, racial, and/or religious identities who wish to support and learn.

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Alpha Phi Omega is the national gender-inclusive service fraternity dedicated to leadership, friendship, and service. We have weekly service, fellowship, and leadership opportunities as well as weekly chapter meetings and bonding events to develop community between members.

We accept new members at the beginning of both semesters. Look for us at Week of Welcome, ActivitiesFest, or tabling in the Davis Center. 

For more information, feel free to email us at aphio@uvm.edu or follow us on Instagram @uvm_apo

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UVM Alpine Ski Racing Club offers both new and experienced racers the opportunity to compete against other colleges throughout New England. This team is all about inclusiveness, community and improvement. It is as competitive as you make it. We currently race as a guest team in the Thompson Division of USCSA. Our season typically consists of 10 races over 5 weeks in Vermont and New Hampshire. We offer multiple training days during the week as well as preseason work outs. We train at Cochran's Ski Area Tuesday-Thursday in the months January to Mid March. Contact our officers for more information about all our program has to offer.

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The Alternative Energy Racing Organization is a student-run club at the University of Vermont that designs and builds electric open wheel racecars to compete at Formula SAE Electric, an international collegiate competition. We apply skills we’ve learned in and out of the classroom to build race cars that are as fast as they are efficient, all while making professional connections and building our résumés.

AERO is open to all students at the University of Vermont; you don’t have to be in the engineering school to join. If you’re a student, come to our shop, Votey 118, for more information. 

AERO is a dynamic club that runs like a small business. In addition to building a race car we do community outreach, fundraising, accounting, and marketing. If you have interest in any of these fields, please reach out to us!

General Shop Meetings are Mondays (5-7pm) and Tuesdays (12:30-2:30pm)!

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AIAA's vision is to be the voice of the aerospace profession through innovation, technical excellence, and global leadership. More specifically, the purpose of this branch is to inspire and foster the student body’s interest and curiosity in aerospace and the fields that surround it. To allow a community of future scientists, engineers, and hobbyists to come together in an environment that will encourage them to pursue the exploration and knowledge of aeronautics and astronautics.

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ASL Club is a space for students interested in American Sign Language to socialize, practice their language skills, and learn about local Deaf events! All levels of knowledge and experience are welcome :) We have events throughout the semester, information can be found on our club page and our instagram @aslclubuvm. If you have any questions feel free to email us at aslclubuvm@gmail.com

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Welcome to the UVM Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers

• As a club, we are dedicated to the professional development of students enrolled in the Civil and Environmental Engineering programs. 
• As an organization, we are involved in giving back to both the student and local communities.
• We focus on learning about civil engineering projects that affect our immediate community as well as geographical areas other members and outside contacts are interested in.
• We have the opportunity to compete in a variety of competitions, two of the biggest and nationally most renowned are the AISC National Student Steel Bridge Competition, and the ASCE Student Concrete Canoe Competition.
• To learn more about the ASCE parent organization, visit asce.org

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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers is a great club to gain experience in and learn more about the field of mechanical engineering. We focus on introducing undergraduates to companies in the surrounding area through guest speakers and tours. ASME gives you the opportunity to strengthen your resume and application skills during workshops throughout the semester. 

Whether you are interested in learning something new or seeking a space to meet fellow engineering peers, ASME is the place to do it!

Look into the ASME's website for more information about the amazing organization! (www.asme.org)

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The UVM Anime Club is the heart of the anime community at the University of Vermont! Join us every Thursday from 6:00-7:30pm in Living/Learning A Room A102. We watch and discuss movies and TV shows, listen to music, go to events off-campus (such as Burlington Anime-Fest), and more. Please contact the UVM Anime Club President at klterry@uvm.edu with any questions! You can also visit the UVM Anime Club Instagram for more information.

You can also join the email listing to get the link to Discord!

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We host all different types of meetings such as crafts, bingo nights, guest lectures, dinner with your professors, and visits to campus resources (the Fleming Museum, the Silver Special Collections Library, etc.). We aim to create a fun, engaging space for all students to explore the field of Anthropology in a fun way and meet their peers. 

ALL MAJORS ARE WELCOME!

For the spring semester (2026), meeting will be held on Tuesdays from 5-6pm in Williams 511.

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Join our GroupMe to receive messages about upcoming meetings: https://groupme.com/join_group/102705605/qqHUHJor 

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Welcome to UVM Archery!

Got a bow? Don’t know what to do with it? Perfect! Whether you’re an archery mastermind or you just found a bow in your grandma’s attic, we want YOU!

All are welcome at our club. We AIM to provide a supportive environment where everyone can practice, grow, and perfect their technique. Our goal is to help you hone your abilities, offer guidance, and create a place where archers of all levels can come together to enjoy the sport. Join us and find a community that encourages progress and fun in every shot!

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The purpose of this organization is to bring together Armenians and others interested in the
Armenian culture to learn about the history, current, and future Armenia, as well as more about the culture.
Furthermore, the Armenian Students Association shall raise efforts to bring about an awareness of the Armenian
community in the Vermont area in addition to promoting positive social interactions among Armenian students.

Contact Email E: mkalishi@uvm.edu

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Art Club is for folks at UVM looking to create art, hone their skills, and foster a safe space to be creative. We invite people of all levels of artistic experience and ability to come and create with us! Click the Instagram symbol and follow for updates and meeting times.

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Asian Student Union works to provide an inclusive community for students that identify as Asian/Pacific Islander (APIDA) and those who are interested in Asian and Asian American culture.  We also work to promote a multi-cultural understanding of the Asian American experience amongst its members, the UVM community, and the greater Burlington area. Of course, none of this would be possible without first establishing a supporting environment based on respect, understanding, and acceptance within the APIDA community on campus.

To achieve our goals, ASU members develop and implement cultural and fundraising events every semester in order to raise awareness about issues concerning the APIDA community, share the vibrant and diverse cultures of Asia, and enhance the experiences of APIDA students at UVM.

What you should look forward to from ASU this year? 

- Our annual, signature Lunar New Year celebration!

- The opportunity to attend the East Coast Asian American Student Union Conference (ECAASU)

- Fun, engaging, and inclusive meetings

- FOOD

- Building community with other active members of ASU and students within the Mosaic Center for Students of Color (MCSC)

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Our weekly meetings take place every Wednesday from 7:30-8:30pm in L/L 315.

Email us with any questions! We look forward to meeting you!

Sincerely,

ASU E-Board and Advisors

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Alternative Spring Break provides University of Vermont students with an opportunity to participate in service trips addressing a variety of social issues across the nation. Each year, ASB sends out several groups that are made up of two student leaders and ten participants. Our trips in the past have focused on social issues such as housing and houselessness, hunger, urban gardening, disaster relief, environmental conservation and many more! The 2026 Applications for participants and leaders are now open!

Participant Application Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfvSuecKlm7t_GFZnnJFRnWYC_bktAIBWeOxRe3QcACuHV79g/viewform?usp=dialog

Site Leader Application: Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf66ZwldhcjrLb1AdwFm5Mtw0DnPOSG_hDbf9iI0TDrn3n6TA/viewform?usp=dialog 

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We are UVM's premier ballet company, taught and organized by undergraduate students. Throughout the school year, we choreograph and prepare classical and contemporary ballet pieces to present at various performance opportunities. We are dedicated to improving our technique while sharing our love of dance in a supportive and kind manner. We also host "Project Prima" on Sundays for individuals with developmental and physical disabilities to learn, dance, and choreograph with our club members. This is a wonderful way for our club to share our love of dance and meet new friends outside of the UVM community. 

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BASS (Ballroom and Swing Society) is one of the hottest clubs on campus! We teach beginner and intermediate ballroom and west coast swing dance lessons FREE to all UVM students! Bring your friends to our beginner friendly lessons and come explore the world of ballroom and swing with BASS!

If you want to get competitive, our ballroom competition team is a nationally recognized group that competes across the US!

Be sure to check out our Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok (@uvmbass) pages to stay up to date! See you on the Dance Floor!

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This club aims to create a Bananagrams community to connect people who love the game
across campus, expose more people to Bananagrams, and facilitate a positive environment that
encourages participation in educational, brain-stimulating word games. We want to foster a space for Bananagrammers of all experience levels to come together to share the love of the game. Tournaments and an ongoing competition for the best board are just some of the ways to get involved in the UVM Bananagrams club! 

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UVM Club Baseball Team was founded in the Spring of 2010. We won the championship our first year and have made playoffs every year since. We also won our third NECBA title in 2023!

Officially express your interest and get on our email list by signing up using this google spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wXaglunyrcetvu0K_rL1bSVpm6dM1ZzKg1xsqsVG1H0/edit?usp=sharing

The UVM Club Baseball Team plays a fall season, competing in the New England Club Baseball Association North Division. Information regarding the league, schedules, and past season results can be found at: https://www.necba.com/index.html

The UVM Club Baseball Team is a competitive organization carrying on the rich tradition of Vermont baseball. A great group of men with the goal of winning and developing great friendships.

Club Baseball practices Thursday and Friday afternoons and plays a single doubleheader on the weekend, either Saturday or Sunday. During the spring semester we have open practices for any student to attend, just contact us before and we will let you know when that next practice is. Come if you are interested and are hoping to get involved next year.

The home field for the UVM Club Baseball Team is historic Centennial Field, home to the Vermont Lake Monsters, a collegiate summer baseball team based out of Burlington.

The club team receives a great amount of support from the Friends of UVM Baseball, an organization that hopes to bring back varsity baseball to the University sometime soon. More information about their organization can be found here: http://friendsofuvmbaseball.com/

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The UVM Beekeepers are establishing a community for those interested in all aspects of bees, beekeeping, and bee related products. The club aims to educate and inform the UVM and Burlington community on the ecological importance of honeybees. We are keeping hives on campus in the newly established apiary located in the meadow across from University Heights Greenhouse. We will be having meetings, workshops, speakers and more events throughout the school semesters! Join us!

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UVM Belonging Builders is a club that hopes to combat loneliness on campus by hosting weekly social events for students to meet people and make friends! These events will be designed to start conversations and hopefully enable people to make friendships that persist outside the club. 

They will also be designed with people who more often struggle with finding friends in college than others in mind (such as introverts, neurodivergent people, or those from underrepresented ethnic or economic groups). All are welcome here!

We also hope that by doing this, we can help reduce stigma and start conversations about the topic! We want to show people that there's nothing shameful about being lonely and on the contrary, it's a serious problem that deserves our attention and compassion.

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The purpose of Best Buddies is to foster inclusivity, friendship, and diversity within the UVM community. Our mission is to ending the social and physical isolation of people with intellectual developmental disabilities (IDD). This program allows all members to form life-long friendships, and helps those with IDD to improve self-advocacy, and communication skills through meaningful friendships. This opportunity to unite students and community members in friendship and inclusion will be extremely beneficial for the UVM community.

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The Biochemistry Society is a group of students who find biochemistry and other related science fields fascinating. We want this club to serve as a resource to students and to support them in their academic pursuits. We host fun events like soap making and brewery tours, and sometimes just make cookies and watch movies. On the other hand, we offer advice from the upper class students who have been in your shoes before, panels with professionals and professors, guidance on how to get involved in extracurricular like research and shadows, and much more. The community here at UVM is fantastic, and we strive to be a positive part of that.

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The club aims to be a resource for innovation, student networking opportunities, and community outreach in the biomedical engineering and related fields. The primary purpose of the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) will be to build and maintain a community of students with a common interest in engineering, biology, medicine, math, computer science, and other related fields. The society will organize events to provide its members with opportunities to engage with the larger Burlington community through outreach projects and volunteering efforts. The society will provide the opportunity to participate in a design competition where members can showcase and practice their innovation skills outside of  a classroom or research setting. The society will also further garner interest in the field of Biomedical Engineering to UVM students by organizing on campus talks. Lastly, BMES will also facilitate networking for students by sending them to the nationwide annual BMES conference to represent UVM and in some cases to present their research successes thus far. 

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Black Student Union was established in 2003 as a way for students of color to find community, build coalition and allies, increase diversity, and strengthen intercultural development. We also provide a judgment free space where individuals are given an opportunity to express their views and ideas. We welcome all who are interested in exploring and educating themselves about black culture. We also aspire to reach out to not only the campus community but also to Burlington as a whole and advocate for the rights of Black people around the world.

We meet every Tuesday at 6 p.m in the Mosaic Center for Students of Color L/L E-140. 

 Annual Events BSU hosts: 

-Soul Food Social in October

-Fashion Show in February 

-Guest Speakers

-Collaborations with other clubs and organizations such as the Asian Student Union, Alianza Latinx, Womxn of Color Coalition, DREAM, and more. 

-Game Nights, Movie Nights, and much more!! 

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The University of Vermont Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA Club is dedicated to teaching students, faculty, and staff the proper techniques of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in a safe and friendly manner. Club members are also given the opportunity to train No-Gi Grappling and Mixed Martial Arts. Practices are available on-campus at Patrick Gym and off-campus at Combat Fitness in Winooski.  This gives members a variety of classes to participate in.  At club practices, members will learn techniques, practice with other members, train conditioning, and roll or spar with partners.  The club encourages members to compete in tournaments, which we attend at the local and national levels. Any level from beginner to advanced is welcome. 

INTERESTED IN JOINING? Simply stop by one of our practices (listed below). Consider arriving a few minutes early to introduce yourself to our coach. 

Before coming to practice please fill out the Club Sports Agreement to Participate form listed below.

https://clubs.uvm.edu/submitter/form/start/688140

Spring 2026 Practice Schedule: 

On-Campus practices will be held at Patrick Gym on Indoor Turf on the following days: 

Tues 8:30-10:00pm 

*practice times may vary, join our groupme for updates

Off-Campus BJJ practices will be held at Combat Fitness MMA in Winooski on the following days: 

Mon from 7-8pm (gi) 

Tues from 7-8am (no-gi and yes, the morning) 

Wed from 6-7pm (gi) 

Thurs from 7-8pm (no gi) 

Fri from 5-6pm (BJJ open mat) 

Sun from 12-2pm (open mat) 

Other boxing, kickboxing, and MMA practices can be seen on the Combat Fitness MMA website schedule. 

*JOIN OUR GROUPME*

This is where we'll send out the most updated information and organize carpools to practices. 

https://groupme.com/join_group/96476781/V96PPsf9

FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK and INSTAGRAM for practice updates ↴ 

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Burlington Food Train distributes food, hygiene, and other resources to the homeless community in the Church Street area of downtown Burlington. We also strive to provide smiles and solidarity to our homeless friends. You might see us downtown pulling carts filled with food and other donations in a “train,” which is how we got our name. 

We support our homeless friends’ right to basic resources like food, water, and winter gear, regardless of their employment status, criminal record, sobriety, or disposition. We understand that personal progress is almost impossible when one’s basic needs are not met. Please join us in helping our homeless neighbors!

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Camp Kesem is a national nonprofit organization, driven by college students, supporting children through and beyond their parent's cancer. We provide year-round programs to support our children and families with whatever they may need throughout their cancer journey. Kesem's main program, Camp Kesem, is a week-long summer camp for kids whose parents have or have had cancer. The camp and support programming is completely free and put on solely by the college students that double as counselors, programming staff, and administration staff. The camp offers children a chance to bond and create a community with others who understand the stress and anxiety that this awful disease elicits, while participating in a fun-filled week of activities. Since 2000, when it was founded at Stanford University, Camp Kesem has expanded to over 120 active chapters. Camp Kesem at University of Vermont was founded in 2016 and will hold it's eighth summer camp in August 2024. In addition to camp itself, undergraduate students get to be involved in a welcoming community through Kesem and gain valuable skills and experiences as they attend leadership retreats, organize events, fundraise, plan a fun-filled week of camp, and make lifelong friendships. Check out what our campers have to say about Camp Kesem here!

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WELCOME TO THE CATAMOUNT DANCE CREW!

We are a student run group who performs all school year long!

Our performances include :

• An annual showcase in the Spring with other performing groups on campus 
• Rallython
• The shows of other dance groups on campus including Orchesis, Jazbaa, Ballet Viridis, and the Celtic Cats
• Davis Center events

CHECK US OUT AND JOIN OUR SOCIAL MEDIA BELOW FOR MORE INFO!

CONTACT:  

• Co-Captains: Sadie Martin (Sadie.Martin@uvm.edu) and Amanda Smith (Amanda.Smith@uvm.edu)
• Instagram @catamountdancecrew
• TikTok @catamountdancecrew
• YouTube: Catamount Dance Crew
• Facebook @CatamountDanceCrew 

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The Catamount Innovation Fund (CIF) is dedicated to fostering a culture of innovation and cross-disciplinary entrepreneurship on University of Vermont’s (UVM) campus by helping students launch successful ventures and to provide an extracurricular learning environment. As we follow a Shark Tank model and act as a student consulting club, our mission is to provide comprehensive support to student ventures across all schools on campus. We strive to empower and propel student entrepreneurs by offering financial assistance, marketing expertise, and various forms of support tailored to each venture's unique needs. CIF is committed to connecting ventures with local Burlington entrepreneurs, professors, and business owners, creating a network that enriches their entrepreneurial journey. Through CIF, we aim to cultivate an environment that encourages creativity, collaboration, and the pursuit of innovative ideas, ultimately contributing to the vibrant entrepreneurial spirit of UVM and the Grossman School of Business.

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Colleges Against Cancer is a nationwide collaboration of students, faculty, and staff dedicated to eliminating cancer by initiating and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society in college communities. Our chapter is called Catamounts Against Cancer.

The main goal of Catamounts Against Cancer is to fight cancer by volunteering for & fundraising for programs of the American Cancer Society and our surrounding VT community. Our goals as a club are constantly growing but here are a few we currently have:

· Conduct regular weekly meetings with all members along with weekly leadership team meetings 

· Pursue, plan, and execute fundraising events throughout the year that support the ACS

· Contribute to our club’s growth as a collaborative effort among all students & student organizations on campus

•Facilitate and maintain relationships with the local American Cancer Society office and staff, surrounding chapters, and the Colleges Against Cancer National Leadership Team

· Support the surrounding Vermont cancer community

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Hello! We are the student extension of the Catholic Center at UVM. The Catholic Student Association aims to be the voice for Catholic students on campus and to cultivate growth and understanding of the Catholic faith. Whether you are a "cradle Catholic," want to grow deeper in your faith, or are just curious, all are welcome to come to our events!

Please stop by the Catholic Center to learn about our upcoming activities! From fun social events to retreats, to Bible studies, there is always something going on. Feel free to stop by or reach out to us through social media or through email! We'd love to meet you!

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The Cat’s Meow is an A Cappella group typically composed of women and non-binary singers & beatboxers! We’re UVM’s oldest and (only) women & non-binary A Capella group, celebrating nearly 45 years on campus. We typically sing folk, indie, and pop music, and we vote in new songs every semester! We love making music together, and we’d love you to audition for us!! 

The Cat’s Meow, in accordance with University of Vermont policy, does not discriminate and prohibits harassment or discrimination related to any protected category including, creed, ethnicity, sexual orientation, national origin (including shared ancestry or ethnic characteristics), sex, gender, pregnancy, disability, marital status, political or social affiliation, and race, genetic information, gender identity, gender expression or perceived gender.

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The Celtic Cats are UVMs official Irish Dance Team. We welcome those who are brand-new, old-pros, and anywhere in between.

Our top priority is to create a fun and inclusive space to build confidence and expand our knowledge of Irish dance. We also get the opportunity to learn some Scottish Highland dancing!

In a typical year, we perform in venues both on and off campus, compete against other collegiate teams, and even get to teach our classmates through Bring-a-friend practices.

If you find the Celtic Cats piques your interest this semester, add yourself to UVM clubs as a prospective member, email either of our presidents, or follow us on Instagram @uvmcelticcats to get more information.

See you at practice :)

-The Celtic Cats

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We are an empowering fitness community focused on creating healthy and happy lifestyles for college students. We bring professional fitness instructors to campus, and visit studios in the Burlington area to prove that fitness can (and should!) be fun. Click here to learn more about CHAARG. 

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A club dedicated to spreading Jewish and Israeli culture to all students, both Jewish and non-Jewish.  The Chabad Club  recognizes every Jew as a Jew, regardless of affiliation and denomination, and welcomes anyone curious about Judaism.  Chabad Club serves as a home-away-from-home for students; offering free Friday night meals at the home of the Rabbi.  These meals are always accompanied by singing and stimulating conversation. 

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The University of Vermont Cheerleading Club is composed of dedicated students who love to perform! The 2025-2026 season will be our 24th year of cheering at UVM’s Men and Women’s home basketball games.

We perform during media time-outs and halftime at basketball games and travel with the basketball teams to the America East playoffs.  

We encourage anybody who is interested in raising school spirit, and growing this sport to contact us, and try out this fall!

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UVM ChemCats is a space for students from all fields of study to come together in chemical creativity, career activities, and subjects of current research. Regular meetings consist of homework help, graduate student and faculty meet and greets, outings to conferences and labs, chemical demonstrations, and conversations on topics from graduate school, to research questions, and career planning in the field.

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The UVM Chess Club is student led organization dedicated to playing, studying, and teaching chess. We provide a relaxed space in which chess enthusiasts of all levels are welcome to come and enjoy the beautiful sport of chess. We also have a competitive team that travels to tournaments for both collegiate and individual category events. We offer a wide range of club funded trips to various tournaments around New England that are open to all members. We also volunteer at numerous scholastic organizations throughout Vermont, including directing an annual scholastic event with Sen. Sanders.

We will be meeting in Lafayette 407A on September 8th from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. After, we will be in Lafayette 407 every Monday from 6-8. If you are interested in rated play, check out the free USCF rated game on Saturdays at 11 in the South Burlington Public Library.

Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/BCCYuPmvMB

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Chi Alpha is a community of students brought together by a common spiritual journey. We want to explore the teachings of Jesus, experience authentic relationships, and engage in compassionate service. We don't have all the answers, but we want to have fun asking the questions, discovering friendship, and making a difference in the world. We meet in small groups throughout the week, and weekly on Monday nights at 7pm in the Interfaith Center. Learn more on our website: https://www.chialphavt.com/

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Back in 2016 some rad ladies were at a ski and snowboard film festival and noticed that there we no female-identifying and non-binary people in any of the videos on the big screen. Determined to make a difference, they set out to make their own edit. When talking to other women and non-binary people they realized that they were all tired of the lack of representation. The idea to create an edit then grew into a club of incredible female-identifying and non-binary skiers and riders at the University of Vermont.

Within a few years, Chicks on Sticks went from a small group of people meeting in the comfy chairs on the first floor of the Davis Center to a Student Government Association recognized club with over 2,000 members. Our focus shifted from creating an edit to promoting access and equity in the outdoors. From coordinating rides to mountains, backcountry skiing and raising money for nonprofits or running mentorship programs, Chicks on Sticks VT continues to bring people together to do what they love most - spending time outside, sliding on snow.

Our Mission

Chicks on Sticks is a group of female-identifying and non-binary skiers and riders advocating for accessibility and inclusivity in the outdoors, specifically snow sports. We fulfill our mission through on and off campus outdoor programming, community partnerships and fundraising.

Core Values

Adventure

• We provide outdoor opportunities for people of all ages and levels of expertise no matter your background or comfort levels with winter sports.

Community

• We aim to foster a strong and welcoming community at UVM and beyond.

Leadership 

• We empower female-identifying and non-binary leaders in an effort to challenge the male-dominated outdoor industry and increase gender representation.

Gender Equity

• We have an intersectional commitment to gender equity and gender rights on and off the mountain.

Sustainability and Environmental Justice

• We are committed to protecting and respecting the environment that we adventure in. Here in Burlington Vermont we acknowledge that we are on the land of the Abenaki people of the Wabanaki Confederacy.

Language

• We strive to use language inclusive to non-female identifying students etc.

Chicks is a community dedicated to uplifting and increasing the participation of women, female‑identifying, and non‑binary students participating in Skiing and Snowboarding. While our programming centers the experiences of these groups, we welcome all allies and individuals who wish to learn, explore, and support our mission.

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Citizens’ Climate Lobby is a non-profit, nonpartisan, grassroots advocacy organization focused on national policies to address climate change. Its mission is to create the political will for a sustainable climate while empowering individuals to exercise their personal and political power.

By building upon shared values rather than partisan divides, and empowering our supporters to advocate the concerns of their local communities, we work towards the adoption of fair, effective, and sustainable climate change solutions.

Higher education's role as creators and disseminators of knowledge, as well as its mission to educate responsible citizens, puts it in a unique and powerful position as an advocate for climate action. The goal of CCL is to empower students, educators, administrators, and others in higher education to build political will for carbon pricing legislation.

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Coffee4VT is a student run club aiming to fight food inequalities in the local community. The club aims to raise money and coffee for local food shelves. This club allows students to think of creative methods for raising money and volunteering to help local communities. Anyone can join whether you like coffee or not! 

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The UVM College Democrats strives to engage students in the political process, promote the ideals and principles of the Democratic Party, and support the development of current and emerging leaders.

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CSCrew: a common ground for people interested in computer science at UVM. Join us for workshops, guest speakers, study nights, and more. Enjoy a vibrant community of like minded, passionate students.

Every Wednesday at 5 pm, Innovation E327 is the place to be. All are welcome!

Questions and comments (incl. email list join requests) can be sent here: cscrew@uvm.edu .

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Love dancing? Love music? Contra dancing is a type of social dance that is tons of fun and always danced to live music! If you've ever been to a contra dance, loved it, and want to get more involved, come check out UVM Contra and Folk Dance Society! We regularly attend community contra dances as a club and host dances on-campus once a month during the school year! We work to foster joy, whimsy, and inclusivity as well as create supportive performance opportunities for new, emerging, and local artists. We encourage connection within the UVM community and the greater Burlington community. Our ultimate goal is to introduce people to a diversity of contra and folk dance traditions here on campus, while challenging harmful structures and pursuing innovation. 

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The UVM Creative Writers' Guild is a place for writers to come together and write! We help creative writers to brainstorm ideas, practice their skills, and share their passion for writing. No matter what you love to write, we'd love to have you join us. All are welcome!

Check out our social media pages for more details!

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The UVM Cycling team is dedicated to spreading, growing, and competing in the sport of cycling. We are a group of inclusive and rad individuals who compete in all facets of cycling: road cycling, cyclocross, and mountain biking. Commitment to the team ranges from the casual cyclist to the professional racer, and the team is dedicated to making both extremes accessible. An enthusiasm for bikes is all that we require and all abilities are welcome to join us!

Our New Member Handbook can be accessed via this link. Please feel free to reach out to us with questions at cycling@uvm.edu or on our Instagram page (@uvmcycling)!

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The UVM Dairy Challenge Team is dedicated to furthering student knowledge in the dairy industry through farm operation assessment and taking part in Dairy Challenge competitions held in the northeast and at the academy national level. Participating in Dairy Challenge provides networking, teamwork, and learning opportunities oriented around the dairy industry.

Dairy Challenge is an annual event that takes students from different universities and assigns them to teams in which they collaborate and give a presentation of a farm that they assessed to the owners on operation improvement. The competition generates highly qualified students to lead and further improve the dairy industry.

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The UVM Dairy Club is a group dedicated to learning about and advocating for the dairy industry! Students experience hands-on learning at UVM's own Miller Farm, home to about 100 cows, as well as visits to local farms and lectures from guest speakers, and lots of cow kisses.

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The UVM Dance Force is UVM's first NO AUDITION, NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED dance club! UVM Dance Force welcomes students of all backgrounds and abilities to explore a variety of styles of dance and run classes. 

We provide a safe space for newcomers and pros to explore different dance styles, share their existing experiences, learn new skills, and make lasting friendships. UVM Dance Force strives to make sure every student feels welcome, included and confident. 

Each practice is student run. Dance styles and levels will vary based on student preference and choreography.

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The UVM Dance Team is a close-knit group of dancers who love to perform! We enjoy entertaining the crowd at all Men’s and Women’s home basketball games. We perform jazz, pom, and hip-hop routines, as well as promote school spirit from the sidelines. The team also travels to America East and NCAA Tournaments in March of each year, most recently appearing on the nationally televised NCAA game in Raleigh, North Carolina against North Carolina State University. In previous years, we have traveled as far as Brooklyn New York, Columbus, Ohio, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 

Like us on Facebook! @UVMdanceteam

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For more information about our team, please email Coach Anna: akalfus@uvm.edu or Captain Lily: lily.dubin@uvm.edu 

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The purpose of Design Lab is provide a space for students to learn design software from each other. The major goals of the Design Lab are:

• To make a space for creating, exploring design materials and further the development of future designers
• To develop peer review skills, and have fun design competitions 
• To be inspired to go forth and design for our future

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Address

Contact Email E: uvmdesignlab@gmail.com

UVM’s Disabled Student Union (DSU) is a group promoting accessibility and inclusion of Disabled students on campus. We aim to create community for Disabled students and their allies while also combatting ableism at UVM. All are welcome to join!

Biweekly general meetings are held on alternative Wednesdays at 7pm in L/L C170 (Prism). For meeting information and updates, visit our instagram (@uvm.dsu). While we often talk about barriers and ways to improve UVM's accessibility, most of our meetings consist of fun activities to foster community. Join us for game nights, crafts, movie nights, and more!

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Diversity in business focuses on expanding one's professional and social development and skills. This is done through providing networking opportunities, hosting workshops, presentations, game nights, craft nights, and more. We are open to all underrepresented persons here at the University of Vermont from any major. This year's focus will be professional growth and community building. 

Purpose: An affinity space dedicated to building diverse, inclusive, socially, and culturally conscious business environments through the development of professional skills and relationships. 

Goal: To support and build equity for club member toward their careers and to build a community here at UVM. 

Diversity in Business, in accordance with University of Vermont policy, does not discriminate and prohibits harassment or discrimination related to any protected category including, creed, ethnicity, sexual orientation, national origin (including shared ancestry or ethnic characteristics), sex, gender, pregnancy, disability, marital status, political or social affiliation, and race, genetic information, gender identity, gender expression or perceived gender.

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UVM Friends of Doctors Without Borders

Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is an international, independent, medical humanitarian organization that delivers emergency aid to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, natural disasters, and exclusion from healthcare. MSF offers assistance to people based on need, irrespective of race, religion, gender or political affiliation. Today, MSF is a worldwide movement of 24 associations, bound together as MSF International, based in Switzerland. We conduct our own evaluations on the ground to determine people’s needs. More than 90 percent of our overall funding comes from millions of private sources, not governments. MSF is neutral. We do not take sides in armed conflicts. We provide care on the basis of need. MSF medical teams often witness violence and neglect in the course of their work, largely in regions that receive scant international attention. At times, MSF may speak out publicly in an effort to bring a forgotten crisis to public attention, to alert the public to abuses occurring beyond the headlines, to criticize the inadequacies of the aid system, or to challenge the diversion of humanitarian aid for political interests. MSF rejects the idea that poor people deserve third-rate medical care. We strive to provide high-quality care to patients. In 1999, when MSF was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, the organization announced that the proceeds from the prize would go toward setting up a Neglected Diseases Fund. The goal was to raise awareness of diseases such as Chagas, sleeping sickness, and malaria and set up pilot projects for the clinical development, production, procurement, and distribution of treatments. This work has also helped lower the cost of HIV/AIDS treatment.

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The University of Vermont Dressage Team has a lot to offer to riders of all disciplines and experience levels. Our current team consists of individuals from a range of different backgrounds, but the study of classical dressage provides the perfect common ground.

The UVM Dressage Team consists of 15-20 members. In the fall and spring semesters try-outs are held to fill any open spots. We invite all athletes to try out. The selection process is competitive, but not impossible as we have various experience levels to fill. If you are interested in the team, have any questions, are interested in attending tryouts, or would like to be added to our interest list, please email us at dressage@uvm.edu.

The UVM Dressage Team is based out of the UVM Horse Barn Co-op, conveniently located about five minutes from campus. To learn more about the UVM Horse Barn Co-op, follow this link: https://www.uvm.edu/cals/asci/uvm-horse-barn-co-op. 

Membership on the UVM Dressage Team offers approximately 8, 45 minute lessons per semester, plus multiple “free rides” (practice rides, on your own) throughout the year. Additionally, the team hosts clinic lessons each semester with guest clinicians. In the past, we’ve hosted Olympic and Grand Prix level trainers as well as qualified judges to help with our competition preparation. 

We believe in a hands-on approach to horse care and providing our members with a comprehensive learning experience in all aspects of the equestrian sport. Our team is led by the wonderful Carolyn Tulumello! Carolyn is a USDF Bronze and Silver medalist who has over 20 years of experience working with all levels of horse and rider. Early on in her career, Carolyn spent two years in Europe training with both Dressage and jumping professionals. Over the years Carolyn has brought many horses through the levels of dressage; training with notable trainers such as, Carol Lavell, Pam Goodrich, Madeleine Austin, Kathy Crosby, and Heather Blitz. Carolyn has successfully coached riders and ridden horses to many regional championships. Carolyn’s approach to training is dynamic and takes into account both horse and rider biomechanics which impact growth and development at every level.

To put our skills to practice, the UVM Dressage Team takes part in intercollegiate dressage competitions, sponsored by the IDA. The team takes several members to each show, where we compete at Introductory, Lower Training (T1), Upper Training (T3), and First Level. We compete against other schools in regions A and B. Riders are mounted on a horse, drawn at random from within their level, given 10 minutes to warm up, and then expected to perform their test. This is an excellent opportunity to improve your ability to ‘catch ride’ and learn how to ride and perform on any horse. Each semester there are approximately four to six horse shows sponsored by university teams within our region, as well as IDA Nationals, held in mid-April. We currently compete in the A/B region of the IDA which includes UNH, JWU, UMass, UConn, MHC, and UVM. To learn more about the IDA, please visit http://www.teamdressage.com.

Have any questions or want to learn more? Email us at dressage@uvm.edu

And follow us on Facebook and Instagram @uvmdressage

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We are a group of students from a range of majors and colleges across UVM interested in engaging with environmental (and social!) problems through ecological design principles. 

People with different backgrounds, ideas, and ways of thinking can come together to learn, discuss problems and solutions, and collaborate with the communities around us.

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The aim of the club is to foster young minds to think about answers in various fields through the lens of Economics. It is essential, to the very connotation of the club, that students from a diverse range of majors and backgrounds find it beneficial to be a part of this club and participate.

Anyone interested please Email Cole Esbin. cesbin@uvm.edu 

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Engineers Without Borders (EWB) UVM is one of the many student chapters of EWB-USA.  We feel that everyone has the right to the fundamental necessities of life especially access to electricity, clean water, and clean air.  Our goal is to use our knowledge and creativity to work with developing communities to get over the barriers preventing them from obtaining these basic needs. EWB-UVM is a space for students to apply their knowledge and creativity to real-world problems through projects in Vermont, the U.S., and in developing countries worldwide. 

EWB-UVM also provides a variety of opportunities for students to develop professionally.  We network with external partners in the community, attend professional conferences, organize fund raising events, and are active in managing the day-to-day operations and administration of the chapter.

Membership has been growing over the last two years because of the enthusiasm within CEMS about the kinds of meaningful, real-world projects EWB is undertaking.  Students are actively engaged in growing the club and broadening its impact both within UVM and in the community. We always love to have new members, and we accept all majors! If you would like more information or want to get involved, please feel free to email our President (aannunzi@uvm.edu) or our Outreach Liaison (garrett.webster@uvm.edu)!

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Please Join Our GroupMe and Follow our Instagram to keep up with us as we announce meetings and events!

The UVM Entrepreneurship Club is a student-run organization that works to provide its members with the experience of running their own business. Through guest speaker seminars, pitch competitions, idea-thons and community projects, we help foster an interest in entrepreneurship, support the entrepreneurial mindset, and encourage engagement in the thriving community of young entrepreneurs in Burlington.

Our weekly club meetings offer a space for sharing ideas, meeting partners, identifying value in new businesses and solving problems in innovative ways. 

We help answer questions like: How can I make something from nothing? What kind of impact can I have on my community with a good idea and the passion to try something new? Where do I look for advice, support and funding for my growing business? 

Our members have the opportunity to receive advice from successful entrepreneurs and resources to foster and develop ideas. Our more engaged members have the opportunity to join our leadership team and make a lasting impact at UVM by helping support other student entrepreneurs. 

If you are interested in joining us in building a stronger, more connected and sustainable ecosystem of entrepreneurs in Burlington, contact us at EntrepreneurshipClub@uvm.edu 

Meetings occur every Monday at 6:30pm in Leahy Room 129!

The UVM Equestrian Team is one of the most successful in the country.  Regardless of your level of expertise, you will find that riding on the team gives you access to an unparalleled riding education.  Intercollegiate competition offers unique challenges to accomplished riders and expert instruction is offered from beginner through advanced levels.  The program's focus is hunter seat equitation and basic dressage, involving 30 students each semester.  Tryouts are held at the beginning of each year, with interim tryouts held at the beginning of the winter term to fill any open slots.  

The weekly schedule for members includes mandatory meetings, two lessons, two workouts, and two hours of work at the barn.  The Equestrian Team makes its home at Imajica, the farm of coach Madeleine Austin.  Transportation to the farm is provided by team members who have their own cars.  

Please respect that Imajica is a private facility. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, we no longer allow visits to the farm. Visit our website for further information.

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Welcome to the UVM Esports Club!


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♦ The UVM Esports Club is the home of competitive gaming on campus. Our mission is to provide students with the knowledge, opportunity, and infrastructure necessary to participate in the esports community while playing at a collegiate level. We strive to encourage individual and community growth through a shared passion for esports, by hosting teams in multiple esports titles, organizing campus tournaments and events, and pushing for the future expansion of esports into a varsity program.
 

<- WHAT WE DO ->

Club Teams (Competitive)
• Competitive teams with bi-annual tryouts
• Structured practices (coming soon) and team environment
• Coaching, match streaming, and league fees provided

Casual Play
• Open to all students, no tryouts required
• Create your own teams or play with others
• Meet new people and improve at your own pace

Events
• On-campus tournaments
• Local (Burlington) events
• Community game nights

Opportunities
• Leadership roles within the club
• Streaming and broadcast production
• Social media and content creation
• Event planning and organization

<- WHY UVM ESPORTS? ->

• Compete at the collegiate level while representing UVM
• Improve your skills
• Make new friends with similar interests
• Be part of a growing esports community on campus

<- GET INVOLVED ->

Join our Discord to get started! - Click here

Our Socials:
Our Email : vermont.esports@gmail.com
Our Twitch : @uvmesports
Our Twitter : @uvmesports
Our Instagram : @uvmesports

We strive to develop leadership and education action models in the community and beyond, promote a healthy and sustainable view of clothing consumption, and educate the community on the conditions of different practices in the fashion industry. 

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Mission Statement: To create a system among EXSC students to further their educational practices and opportunities as well as to create a networking system between professors and students among the student community in the College of Nursing and Health Science. To understand and create collaborative partnerships across the spectrum of health science careers and to understand what globally as well as locally connect our chosen fields.

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We are a group of students who believe that extreme poverty and hunger can and will be ended in our lifetime. In order to make that goal a reality, we exchange gourmet grilled cheese for a donation to our partner organization, the Hunger Project. We are located outside of the Davis Center tunnel across from the Career Hub on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 11am-3pm. Check out our weekly emails to sign up to volunteer at deli and late night events! We also cater at various events around campus.

By partnering with local businesses (Klinger's Bread, Red Hen Bakery, Cabot, and many more), we are able to invest 100% of the money we collect in the sustainable end of extreme poverty in our lifetime.

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The FCA Huddle at the University of Vermont is a weekly gathering open to all students. While FCA stands for Fellowship of Christian Athletes, you don’t have to be on a team to join us — we welcome athletes and non-athletes alike from every sport, background, and level of faith.

Our mission is simple but life-changing: to lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church. At UVM, that mission comes to life in our Huddle. We meet to open God’s Word together, encourage one another, and talk honestly about faith, life, and purpose.

Our vision is to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes — and we believe that starts right here on campus. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years, are just beginning to ask questions, or aren’t sure what you believe, this is a space where you can belong before you believe.

Come as you are, meet new friends, and be part of a community that cares about who you are today and who you are becoming in Christ.

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The mission of Femmes in Forestry is to create an inclusive space for non-traditional students in natural resources and other STEM majors at UVM. Our goal is to provide mentorship and an affinity space with an ultimate purpose of retaining individuals at all educational and professional levels in natural resource fields such as forestry, wildlife biology, and environmental science. We also advocate for appropriate representation, challenging bias and discrimination, and improving the work climate. We fulfill our mission through community gathering, skill-building opportunities, mentorship, and networking events. 

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Practice Times Spring 2026

Tuesdays 4:30-6, Thursdays 7:30-9pm and Sundays 4-6pm in the Patrick Gym Lower Track far court

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Salle Catamount is the University of Vermont's fencing club. If you fence competitively, used to fence, or would like to learn, we are the people to visit! If you have any questions or want to stop by, feel free to email Eloise Casi at ecasi@uvm.edu or Emily Chiang at Emily.Chiang@uvm.edu!

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The UVM Fermentation Club is dedicated to exploring and sharing the
art and science of fermentation with the university community. Through hands-on
workshops, tastings, and expert-led sessions, we allow students to learn about the
fascinating processes behind fermented foods and beverages. Our goal is to cultivate
knowledge about the benefits, history, and techniques of fermentation, and foster a
community of curious minds who are excited to experiment and learn together.
 

The purpose of our club is to:

• Explore fermentation process- foster an understanding of the fermentation process,
  including how bacteria, yeast, and molds break down sugars and other components
  to produce things like kombucha, kimchi, and sourdough bread.
• Promote Heal/wellness- fermented foods are often praised for health benefits,
  particularly gut health due to their probiotic content.
• Aim to introduce its members to the advantages of incorporating fermented
  foods into their diets for better digestion, immunity, and overall wellness.
• The club provides a platform for members to experiment with fermentation
  processes. This could include brewing, making sourdough, fermenting vegetables,
  or experimenting with new recipes.
• A fermentation club often brings together individuals with an interest in food
  science, health, and DIY food projects. It provides a fun and social environment for
  members to share knowledge, recipes, and experiences.

We'll cultivate knowledge and foster our Fermentation community by engaging in:
- product creation and selling
- workshops
- fermentation tastings/social events
- recipe sharing
- collaboration with local food producers/experts
- trips to local breweries, distilleries, or farms that specialize in fermentation

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UVM Club Field Hockey is a student-led competitive team that is a full member of the National Field Hockey League (NFHL) - a national, co-ed club league. Our primary season is from September to November where we play other club teams throughout the East Coast.

Tryouts take place once a year in the fall around the first or second weekend of September. Attendance is mandatory for both days of tryouts where athletes will be assessed on skills and sportsmanship (we highly value player attitude! Our team extends beyond just playing- we get together regularly outside of practice). We are a co-ed team so we welcome all genders and all skill levels to come try out. Contact us before tryouts if you need to borrow gear! 

We practice 3x a week in the fall for about 2 hours in the evenings accompanied by travel on the weekends which can sometimes involve overnights (usually at teammates' houses). Our travel and uniforms are covered by club fundraising and there are few out-of-pocket expenses. During the spring season, we practice 2x a week outside (weather permitting) and move indoors when necessary - we will set up occasional scrimmages in the spring but travel is not as regular as the fall season. 

In the past several years, our team has been invited to travel to Virginia Beach to participate in the National championship where we are able to play top teams from all over the country, including Northeastern, UNC Chapel Hill, VA Tech, etc.

Overall, the club field hockey team has become an organization that revolves around athleticism, friendship, community involvement, and, of course, having a TON of fun. 

If you are interested in joining the club, please email Elise or Kaelin at elise.hellmann@uvm.edu or kaelin.rising@uvm.edu to get more information about the team, and try-outs, game schedules, and any other questions you have!

We appreciate your interest in our team! Please don't hesitate to contact us, we'd love to hear from you! 

Make sure to check out our Instagram @uvmclubfhockey, all information concerning tryouts will be posted there and it's a great resource to stay connected with the team. We're very active on it and will be quick to answer any DMs. 

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The UVM Figure Skating Club is dedicated to supporting students of all levels in pursuing skating during college. Our goal is to provide resources and activities for UVM skaters in order to encourage continued participation in the sport. We do this by providing on-campus ice times, attending intercollegiate competitions, hosting shows and exhibitions, having optional off-ice group workouts, and working with local coaches. Our synchronized skating team and our freestyle team both travel to compete annually along the east coast. If you are interested in skating with us or want to learn more, please contact our President, Izzy DeGroot (isabella.degroot@uvm.edu).

Visit our website for more: https://uvmfigureskating.wixsite.com/clubhomepage

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All things movies! Join us for our meetings where we connect student productions, discuss the world of cinema, and run screening series.

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The Finance & Investment Club’s main premise is to help students gain more exposure to the finance world and acquire skills necessary for successful career search in a highly competitive environment of Finance.

The club aims at putting learning into practice through:

• Weekly presentations & discussions of most recent economic news & state of the market
• Members’ presentations of specific stock picks and financial forecasts both for personal finance and general market understanding purposes
• Individualized resume-building sessions targeted at specific finance careers
• Interview prep sessions (including mock interviews & walk-through of responses to standard technical questions used in Investment Banking, Equity Research, and Wealth Management interviews)
• Guest-speaker sessions with both experienced seasoned professionals in the industry and recent graduates pursuing successful careers in Finance

Opportunities provided to club members:

• The resume-benefit of experience taken from holding positions within the club
• Sharp preparation to job-search & networking in the industry
• Experience with Stock Pitching and Financial Modeling
• Better analytical understanding of the stock market and current economic events

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Our purpose is to provide a space for members to practice the art of flow in a studio space with a variety of props.
Our goals are to provide a calming space for artistic expression, build community, and learn new things in a judgement free space.

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The purpose of the UVM Fly Fishing Club is to educate students on the wonderful sport of fly fishing. Our goal is to help students learn the basics of fly fishing and aquatic ecology. We will also impart upon students a sense of concern for the conservation of fish species and their habitats. Through membership, we hope to expose students to the outdoors and build connections between students and their environment. No previous fly fishing experience is necessary, and all students are welcome. Students will have ample opportunity to participate in guided fishing trips with all equipment provided.  The club will also hold seminars and clinics on fly tying, casting, entomology, and stream tactics. Guest speakers from local Trout Unlimited chapters as well as DNR officers will be invited to share their knowledge and expertise. Club member involvement with local TU chapters will be highly encouraged. The overall aim of the club is to provide students with a healthy and enjoyable environment that fosters personal growth and friendship, and to catch some fish.

*MAKE SURE TO FOLLOW OUR INSTAGRAM FOR NEWS AND EVENTS @uvmflyfishing *

Join the Fly.Fishing platform:

https://www.fly.fishing/groups/8590344?utm_source=manual

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Calling all fiddlers, guitarists, banjoists, mandolinists, vocalists, bassists, harmonica-ists, singers, and general musicians! Looking to play some old familiar tunes or learn some new ones? Trying to find that right niche with the right folk where you can jam on some great music? Come check out UVM's Folk Music Club! 

The FMC works to introduce members of the University and the Burlington community to folk music of all kinds through hands-on playing/singing experience. While we mostly focus on Appalachian and Americana Folk traditions, we welcome ALL types of folk music, from the US and from around the globe. We meet every Friday in L&L 216 for jam sessions from 4:30-5:30pm. All ability levels welcome!

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Welcome to Food Recovery Network! 

• Food Recovery Network is a student movement aimed at fighting waste and feeding people, with over 200 chapters at universities nationwide. Here at UVM, we reclaim food from the dining halls to share with Feeding Chittenden. 
• As a club, we hold monthly meetings, engage in other community-oriented volunteer opportunities, and work to cultivate a space on campus that brings the conversation of food security to the table.
• We are always looking for students to get involved and would be so excited to have you volunteer with us!! If you’re interested feel free to join this group to receive updates & be added to our email list. If you have any further questions please email us!

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The UVM Club Football Team is the University of Vermont's only competitive, full-contact football team. The team competes in the North Atlantic division of the National Club Football Association (NCFA) against other competitive colleges such as Clarkson, and Sacred Heart. 

The team is always looking for interested individuals to come out; no experience is necessary. Reach out to our club President or our Instagram page if interested in joining!

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The UVM Forza, Pound & Wellness Club is a student-led fitness and wellness community that blends rhythm, resistance, and recovery. Through energizing Forza and Pound classes, members experience a unique mix of cardio, strength training, and musical movement that transforms workouts into high-energy, empowering sessions. In addition to fitness classes, the club offers wellness workshops that focus on mindfulness, mobility, and sustainable training habits, helping members care for both body and mind. Whether you’re new to fitness or an experienced athlete, this club provides an inclusive, judgment-free space to move, de-stress, and connect with others through music, motion, and mindful well-being.

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As a collegiate freestyle team, we offer a variety of opportunities for our athletes to progress their skills and become more connected to the ski scene on campus and the greater east coast. With annual dues, members have access to:

- IFSA Freeride Competitions

- USASA Freestyle Competitions

- Trampoline Training @ GMTC

- Merch (hoodies, beanies, shirts, etc.)

- On-Hill Coaching

- Social Events

- Sponsor Discounts

- USASA National Championships Trip to Copper, CO (spaces limited)

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FM is a club dedicated to discussing everything in the realm of new music. It is a relaxed space
for students to come once a week and talk about any music release that has come out recently
with other fans of music.

The major goals of FM are to allow students all across campus to interact over a shared interest,
along with broadening horizons within the world of music while providing students with a welcoming environment to discuss music

Meetings every Wednesday at 7pm in Jeffords 127!

Link to join the email list: https://forms.gle/8ErnRBNZCoEMgGmc9

Our Instagram Handle is @fmatuvm

These are the best ways to receive updated information about future meetings!

Here at club futsal, inclusivity is the name of our game. Well, futsal is the name of our game. BUT providing athletes of all backgrounds and ability levels a safe place to enjoy our quirky indoor soccer is what we strive to do. Founded in the spring of 2022 by Ben Jackson, club futsal started off as 12 people (who largely had never met) playing 3v3 in the dance studio above the basketball court. Now, we have over 140 listed members (and many more names on our ever-growing email list), and practice 3 times a week in UVM newest athletic facilities. Yet, despite how much we have changed, we are intrinsically the same club; the club that values providing everyone a safe, fun, joy-filled place to play soccer. It is our members - our friends and peers - who create the wonderful atmosphere we have all come to cherish. We would love to have you. 

Best, 

Club Futsal Officer Team 

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The F-Word stands for feminism! Our goal is to provide a kind and productive community on campus for students wishing to engage thoughtfully with feminist theory. We will cover a variety of topics - with an emphasis on intersectional feminism (Crenshaw) - including, but not limited to, women in music, Black women and media, the creation of gender, trans feminism, religion and gender, and zines!

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Hi there! Welcome to the UVM Games Club! 

WHAT DO WE DO?  We play board games, magic the gathering, tabletop RPGs (e.g. Dungeons and Dragons), Minecraft, and much more!

LIST OF MEETINGS: 

Wednesdays in Old Mill 523 (board games), 6 PM - 9 PM

Wednesdays in Jeanne Mance Lobby (MTG commander) , 6 PM - 9 PM

Fridays in Old Mill 523 (board games) and Kalkin 002, 003, & 004 (Super Smash Bros), 6 PM - 10 PM

Saturday or Sunday in Old Mill 523 (for strategy board games, check discord), 10 AM - 10 PM  

DISCORD: Make sure to visit our Discord server for updates on the timing/location of all of our game nights! This is the best way to keep up to date on events & connect with other gamers! 

> Click here to be added to the Games Club Discord Server! 

We have a Magic the Gathering specific Discord server where students talk about MTG, set up games, and organize drafts! 

> Click here to be added to the UVMTG Discord server

Check out our Minecraft specific server where you can get whitelisted to play on our Official Java Minecraft Server!

> Click here to be added to the UVM Games Club Minecraft Discord!

QUESTIONS/COMMENTS?: Email the Games Club Officers at gameclub@uvm.edu Thanks! Have a great day!

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Welcome to the UVM Game Development Club! 

Anyone with an interest in game development regardless of background (programming, art, music, etc.) or skill level is encouraged to join. We use creative software to help each other make games at our own pace as well as hosting game jams and other events each semester for people to collaborate!

Join our Discord for updates, access to gamedev resources or just to hang out!

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     Our goals are to reach out to nursing homes in the greater Chittenden county and volunteer our time, care and support in order to improve the quality of life of the residents. Generation Outreach also fundraises for and participates in the Walk to End Alzheimer's every September. 

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Geo Club is a student-run organization that brings together students who study or are interested in geography and the geosciences. Our vision is to create a supportive community where students can learn from each other’s experiences and share their passion for geography and the geosciences. We aim to connect students through academic support, career development, and networking opportunities, while also providing fun geo-related activities throughout the year. 

Contact: E: pswartz@uvm.edu

Our purpose is to be an inclusive space for women and non binary people to get in the gym and/or learn how to lift without judgement. We know the gym can usually be a scary place to try new things, so we offer our experience, knowledge and connections to allow our members to be educated and feel safe on their fitness journeys. 

Girl Gains is a community dedicated to uplifting and increasing the participation of women, female‑identifying, and non‑binary students participating in exercise and weight lifting activities. While our programming centers the experiences of these groups, we welcome people of all gender identities who wish to learn, explore, and support our mission.

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The mission of this organization is to provide a place for students to come and play the game known as Go, Weiqi, or Baduk with other UVM students. This club aims to have a friendly and engaging atmosphere where students of all skill levels can come together to better learn how to play this game. In addition, our club aims to join the American Go Association to give our club members an opportunity to participate in both individual or team tournaments if they so choose.

Welcome to the University of the Vermont's Golf Club.  The UVM Club Golf team consists of both competitive and recreational golfers. Currently the club is a member of the National Collegiate Club Golf Association (NCCGA). You can Visit our NCCGA page here. 

The NCCGA consists of over 300 club golf teams across the country. 

Tournaments are hosted by member institutions on weekends.  The NCCGA league championships are held during the fall semester. We also have the opportunity to practice on a regular basis in the afternoons at Kwiniaska Golf Club, which is a 10 minute drive from campus.

If you are interested in playing golf don't hesitate to sign up and be a member of the golfing community at UVM. Thanks.

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The Goodrich Classical Club is dedicated to promoting the study of the ancient Mediterranean societies, languages, and cultures (including Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Greek, and Roman). This club is for anyone interested in Classical Studies--not just for Classics Majors and Minors!

We hold a variety of fundraisers each year, take trips to museums, go to the movies, and host dinners, lectures, as well as other social events.

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At GMV, we create a supportive community for those wanting to reduce their animal product consumption. We provide resources, share knowledge, and foster connections to make embracing a more sustainable and compassionate lifestyle both accessible and enjoyable.

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The UVM Gymnastics team is an inclusive club for anyone interested in learning and training gymnastics. No experience is necessary to join and both men's and women's gymnastics are available. Our team is as competitive as you want it to be! Please follow our Instagram (linked below) to get an inside look at our team! You can also click the message button to email Abby, our president, if you have any questions!

During the school year, practices are offered on Sundays 6:30pm-9:00pm and Monday - Thursday 7:30pm-9:30pm at the Green Mountain Training Center in Williston, VT. A carpooling system to practice is provided which allows members without vehicles to still train at this facility. The gymnastics team competes in the National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs (NAIGC), whose motto is "For The Love of The Sport," from November through April with several meets throughout the season. Competing is optional.

President: Abby Bodenrader (Abigail.Bodenrader@uvm.edu)

Men's Captain: Max Taub (Maxwell.Taub@uvm.edu)

Women's Captain: Kayla Meegan (Kayla.Meegan@uvm.edu)

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This club’s purpose is to build a welcoming community around hacky sacking and slacklining. Its goals are to introduce these activities to new students, foster spontaneous gatherings where friendships can form, and help members improve their skills. Since hacky sacking is a group activity and slacklining is more individual, the club blends them by encouraging members to rotate between both. The culture emphasizes informal, unplanned meetups where anyone can join in and feel included.

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Headwaters Magazine is a student-run publication at the University of Vermont. Founded in 2015, Headwaters strives to provide a space for students to share their perspectives on environmental issues through writing and art. With written content ranging from investigative journalism to poetry to personal narratives and visual media spanning style and medium, our goal is to be a source of accessible science communication at UVM and in the broader community.

Curious about Headwaters? Email us at uvmheadwaters@gmail.com with your interest in becoming an author, or in joining our planning & outreach or design teams. We are always looking for dedicated and talented writers, business aficionados, graphic designers, illustrators, and social media influencers.

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Her Campus is a collegiate magazine writing club and media platform dedicated to empowering college women globally. We strive to create a community that informs, uplifts, and connects college women on various topics ranging from dorm life, pop culture, style, politics, health, wellness, and more! Her Campus was created by college students for college students. Girls worldwide contribute by providing advice through articles to help students in these pivotal years of their lives. Our members have gone on to hold positions working at Vogue, Vanity Fair, Meta, Spotify, TikTok, The Washington Post, L’Oreal, and more. Her Campus members develop skills essential for future careers, especially in journalism and communications.

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UVM Hillel is a pluralistic and evolving space that welcomes each and every student on campus while providing a home for all Jewish students. Through Hillel, students have the opportunity to connect with their peers, university staff, faculty members, and the greater Burlington community. 

UVM Hillel provides a variety of ways to engage students in education, community service, and connecting with one another. Our community is consistently developing our sense of urgency to be better allies to marginalized populations and keep our planet and environment safe. We want anyone and everyone of all identities to feel welcome in our space and work hard to create as inclusive a community as possible.

Follow our Instagram (@uvmhillel), like us on Facebook (UVM Hillel), and visit uvmhillel.org for the latest updates on our events and what we have to offer you!

Reach out to president@uvmhillel.org with any questions, comments, or concerns :)

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If you've ever wanted to learn how to wield historical weapons (i.e., longsword, rapier, saber, cutlass, dagger, spear, sword and buckler, etc.), fence with them competitively in regional and national competitions, or just have a good time (safely) whacking your friends, then this club is for you!

If you already have your own HEMA gear, then by all means bring it to practice. If not, then that's quite alright! We have all the essential gear that you'll need to get started. That said, please come to practice in close-toed shoes and clothes you can move around and get sweaty in.

Practices for Spring 2026 will occur on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 6-8 p.m. on the West end of the Indoor Track, and on Thursdays from 6-7:30 p.m. on the West end of the Indoor Track. In order to get on the email list, all you have to do is sign up right here on our club page!

If you have any concern or issue you would like to report anonymously, please fill out the form here and we will handle it accordingly: https://forms.gle/RqMrfjZGTqkcrDJb8

Discord Link: https://discord.gg/PZGAc7QtaR

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The UVM Hit Paws is the University of Vermont's oldest gender-inclusive a cappella group, formed in 2001. We perform on campus at our stand-alone concerts and with UVM's other a cappella groups, as well as traveling to perform throughout Vermont and New England. We perform music from all decades, with an emphasis on pop, indie, and funk genres. We are a proud part of UVM's community, excitedly welcoming members of all backgrounds. We meet several times a week for rehearsal and hold auditions at the beginning of every semester. To stay up to date with our group, follow us on Instagram: @uvmhitpaws

Check out our 2023 EP: Indoor Kittens 

Check out footage of one of our recent concerts from Fall 2025: Abi's Senior Show 

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WE LOVE PLANTS!

This organization was founded in 1997 to bring together students interested in horticulture so that they may increase plant knowledge for themselves and others in the community.

Our proudest community involvement activities include installing perennial pollinator gardens around Jeffords and Aiken on campus. We grow our own plants, including flowers for wreath making, gourds for birdhouses, mints and other scented plants for essential oil extraction, and so much more! We have planted thousands of daffodils, tulips, and more beautiful bulbs around campus, bringing students the earliest spring color! Feel free to stop and smell the flowers! We participate in a number of activities annually including: volunteer garden work, attending presentations, such as mushroom growing workshops and flower arranging seminars; going on field trips to such places as Cady's Falls Nursery, and fundraisers, such as selling house plants during move-in weekend. 

Join our FB group: UVM Horticulture Club ~ https://www.facebook.com/groups/214707595251076/

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A group of students with a common interest of figure skating and excitement for UVM athletics. To provide them with the means to fulfill their interest by adding to the fan experience at hockey games. We will do this by choreographing high-intensity programs- well rehearsed, by providing instruction held by Captains at practices 3 times a week (2 on ice and 1 off ice).

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The purpose of the Indigenous Student Union is to create an Indigenous community on campus and give members a safe space to explore their Indigenous identity.

The major goals of the Indigenous Student Union is to create a space for Indigenous students to connect and to give opportunity for members to explore their Indigenous identity in whatever capacity they seem fit. We hope to accomplish this by engaging in cultural events, community engagement and social activities. 

Indigenous Student Union, in accordance with University of Vermont policy, does not discriminate and prohibits harassment or discrimination related to any protected category including, creed, ethnicity, sexual orientation, national origin (including shared ancestry or ethnic characteristics), sex, gender, pregnancy, disability, marital status, political or social affiliation, and race, genetic information, gender identity, gender expression or perceived gender.

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We are the UVM IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Student Branch! Our goal is to enhance our members' knowledge of Electrical Engineering through workshops, conferences, guest speakers, tours, and engineering projects. We are open to anyone curious about robotics, electronics, or any sort of electrical engineering design, regardless of major or previous experience! Please feel free to reach out to us with any questions at ieee@uvm.edu.

Visit our website for our current projects and more information https://www.uvm.edu/~ieee/

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The ISC works to build a sense of global community at UVM. Our goal is to create an engaging & safe environment for both international students, and students who to gain a greater cultural awareness and learn about the global cultures. The club aims to provide a supportive space for international students as they adjust to UVM. The mission of the International Student Club is to encourage cultural awareness within the UVM community through various exciting cultural activities, presentations and events. We feel that it is important for all communities to have an understanding of other backgrounds, cultures and nationalities, as this will help us to promote creativity and create a more inclusive campus culture.

By being a member of ISC you will:

- Honor and celebrate traditions and customs of origins that shape our member’s identities.

- Connect to other international students as well as students at UVM who are interested in learning about different cultures and countries.

- Experience engaging social events like cultural takeovers where you get an insight into the different international cultures that paints the International Student Club.

- Enjoy ethnic food and movie nights!

- Explore Vermont and the various outdoor activities that it has to offer.

- Be part of a great platform for international students to connect with each other, build connections with international alumni and engage in programs like peer mentoring and settling into an American University.

- Assist prospective and new international students to prepare for and adjust to life in Vermont.

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Join us to share the Italian Culture by playing games, watching films, practicing the language, and learning all about Italy! No prior knowledge to the language or culture is needed :)

Thursdays at 5pm

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Hi all, we are the Japanese Language and Culture Club! As students of the Japanese language, we have a deep appreciation for the language, culture, and traditions of Japan that we feel should be shared with the rest of UVM. We plan to provide a space to celebrate and learn more about Japan by sharing our interests, introducing new people to the culture, and offering fun activities related to Japan. We host biweekly events including Japan-related presentations on music, history, art, and media, a Japanese book club, fun cultural activities such as origami and calligraphy, and chill community nights where we can come together, relax, and watch Japanese movies / TV programs. We also offer homework sessions during meetings where Japanese program students can come together to work on homework and receive help from more advanced class members. Please sign up or swing by if you are interested! Our advisor is Kazuko Suzuki Carlson. Please get in touch with our President: Sabella Ibinyopakaka (sibinyop@uvm.edu), with any questions. Thank you!

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UVM Jazbaa is UVM's only Bollywood dance team and our aim is to bring the culture and diversity of South Asia to this university. We try to represent as many of these cultures as we can and therefore have all sorts of influences seen in our various dances. We primarily focus on Indian Bollywood but also pull in various dance forms of South Asia. We show our vibrant culture through our choice of songs and costumes. The only requirement is the willingness to dance and learn, and of course, have fun!

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Jewelry club is for anyone interested in making their own jewelry! We experiment with different materials and methods and would love input from you on new projects. All skill levels welcome! Follow our Instagram for updates.

Have project ideas? Submit them here: Jewelry Club Project Ideas Form

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The UVM Kayak Club is a group of paddlers within the UVM community, ranging from beginners to expert, ACA-recognized paddlers. Our Swiftwater Rescue-certified instructors lead trips and get people rolling in an awesome sport. You can learn the basics at the Patrick Gym pool during our practice sessions, and then come out on the river with us.

Our annual club dues of $70 per year or $40 per semester will cover the gear you need to get started and the travel fees for all the awesome trips you will attend.
Learn more about us: https://uvmkayakclub.org

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Kendama Club is dedicated to sharing the culture and art of Kendama with the UVM community. Our goals include providing Kendamas for anyone who is interested, and giving them the resources to learn everything they want to know about it. We will have regular practice sessions as well as tutorials to help everyone grow as players. We want to be able to organize events that give back to the UVM community as a whole, using Kendama as a tool to do so. We want to spread the benefits of Kendama, such as focus, hand eye coordination, and the ability to create a community. 

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The Landscape Architecture & Design Club is a welcoming community for anyone interested in transforming outdoor spaces through thoughtful, sustainable design. our club offers a chance to explore the connection between art, nature, and urban spaces. We host hands-on projects, workshops, design challenges, and field trips, all while creating opportunities to connect with industry experts and fellow members. If you're into landscape architecture, urban planning, horticulture, environmental design, etc, this is the place to spark your creativity, share ideas, and gain practical skills to create beautiful and functional landscapes. Come join us and be part of shaping the future of the spaces around us!

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The Lawrence Debate Union (LDU) at the University of Vermont is one of the oldest and most accomplished collegiate debate teams in the United States, with over 125 years of history. The LDU thrives on diversity—embracing formats like British Parliamentary, civic debates, and public debates—to prepare students for the complexities of modern discourse. A frequent champion at the highest levels of competition, our team travels widely, including internationally, to compete, spread debate, and engage with new perspectives. Whether you aim to compete on the global stage at events like WUDC or simply improve your public speaking skills, the LDU welcomes all levels of commitment, fostering a community where anyone can find their voice. Debate here isn’t just a skill; it is a transformative experience that alumni describe as defining their UVM career. Join the Long Green Line and become part of our storied tradition!

Meetings | Old Mill 221
General: Mondays, 6:00 PM
Practices: Wednesdays and Thursdays, 7:00-9:00 PM

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UVM Lemons provides accessible experiential learning opportunities for students interested in engineering or auto racing. Lemons are production vehicles with rough edges that students attempt to bring to racing capacity with a 500$ budget to compete in a 24 hour endurance race.

Why Race a Lemon? 

Modern day racing has become extremely pricey making it almost impossible for anyone to enter into, the goal with lemons racing is to make it accessible so that anyone can join and stay competitive. By bringing a lemons club to UVM we aim to provide the community the ability to working on production cars, develop racing modifications, and experience car to car racing.

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 UVM Linguistics Club aims to foster a linguistics community on campus, to act as a networking and academic resource for students, and to provide students with a space to explore linguistic academic pursuits.

Our goals as an organization are as follows; to hold weekly meetings, to host/attend
special events, to create broader academic projects, to engage in community outreach, to
collaborate with related departments, and to advocate for necessary changes in the UVM
Linguistics Program.

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The purpose of this club is to serve as a community for students who are passionate about maple as an industry, science, food, and community to collaborate and learn about the iconic Vermont symbol of maple! We hope to educate the UVM community about maple, from social, economic, scientific, and environmental lenses. Maple is an interdisciplinary field that integrates forestry, agriculture, environmental science, food science, and even business. We hope to teach students about the importance of maple in these many contexts. We also provide students with connections to real sugar makers in Vermont to give them first-hand experience in this industry by talking with maple experts and learning the sugaring process. We also tap and sugar trees nearby to campus to make our own syrup!

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The Marketing Club is a student-run, faculty-advised organization which offers its members an opportunity to discuss and learn about marketing outside of the classroom. Meetings feature conversations about current real-world marketing topics, reviewing trends in social media and marketing materials, and hearing from experienced students and guest speakers about jobs/internships in marketing.

As a member of the club, you will build your resume, improve your networking skills, have the opportunity to create real marketing campaigns, and attend club events. 

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UVM Math Club aims to create and foster a community of people who have a collective interest in math and math-related fields through fun activities and attending lectures.

As an SGA recognized organization, we plan to educate the UVM community about the intricacies of math. We largely aim to have fun while learning math.

Meetings: Every Tuesday at 6:00 PM in Innovation E327.

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UVM MEDVIDA

If you want to get involved with our chapter add yourself to our UVM Clubs page to get on our email list!

If you are interested in getting involved in UVM MEDVIDA but can't make the meetings, feel free to send one of our Co-Presidents (Meghan Mitchell- meghan.mitchell@uvm.edu or Sasha Dailey- sasha.dailey@uvm.edu) an email to let us know that you want to stay connected regarding our club events.
 

What is MEDVIDA? 

MEDVIDA is the University of Vermont's official chapter of the national MEDLIFE organization. In addition to it's partnership with MEDLIFE, it also serves as a student hub for community service and social activism both internationally and within our local Vermont community. 

What is MEDLIFE?
MEDLIFE is a non-profit organization with chapters at many schools nationwide. MEDLIFE seeks to provide medicine, education, and development to people living in rural areas of Ecuador, Peru and Panama where access to care is extremely limited. MEDLIFE provides short term relief in the form of one to two week long trips where students set up health clinics in rural villages.

Anyone is welcome to participate in MEDLIFE trips and events - there are no academic or medical certification requirements - just an interest in global health. Through fundraising and hard work, MEDLIFE students are successfully coordinating trips to bring healthcare to the poor in Ecuador, Panama and Peru. Come to our weekly meetings to get more involved!

Check out the national MEDLIFE website

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This club offers an opportunity for UVM students to participate in a competitive and fun basketball organization. This club is student led, has annual tryouts in the fall, and has been on an upward trajectory since its rebirth in 2016. Our core values are unity, commitment, family, and competition. We practice 2-3 times per week with almost all games falling on weekends. 18 games are played per year falling anywhere from November to March. This club does not start and stop with basketball. We strive to build a community that contributes with fundraising and has a good time off the court as well. 

Additionally, players who fully participate in the club are eligible for PE credit.

Contact: E: eleder@uvm.edu

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 UVM ACHA Men's Ice Hockey Mission Statement

The UVM ACHA men's ice hockey club serves the role of the University's 2nd men's ice hockey team. The mission of this organization is to provide an avenue for high level non-varsity ice hockey players to continue to play competitive full-contact ice hockey while representing their school. 

Founded in 2001, our club is well organized, highly competitive and represents UVM in an honorable and motivated manner. 

We are a full member of the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA), competing at the Division II level. The ACHA is the governing body for all nationally recognized intercollegiate ice hockey clubs throughout the country. We are also a full member of the Northeast Collegiate Hockey Association (NECHA). The NECHA is one of the northeast region's intercollegiate club ice hockey leagues. Its member teams are affiliates of ACHA's Division II. 

Unlike many ice hockey clubs, we do not charge admission at our home events. Our games are always exciting and a great way to spend a few hours. Please come support our non-scholarship student-athletes as they represent the University of Vermont on the ice.

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The purpose of Men’s Club Lacrosse is to provide students the opportunity to participate in competitive
lacrosse at a non-varsity level while promoting physical fitness, teamwork, leadership, and
sportsmanship. The club aims to foster a sense of community among our members, develop individual
and team skills through practice and intercollegiate competition, and represent the University of
Vermont in a positive and respectful manner both on and off the field.

The goals of the Men’s Club Lacrosse team are to provide students the opportunity to participate in
competitive intercollegiate play while continuously developing their skills and understanding of the
game. The club strives to foster a strong and inclusive team culture that promotes leadership,
accountability, and mutual respect among its members. By encouraging student involvement regardless
of experience level, the team aims to create a welcoming environment that supports personal and
athletic growth. Additionally, the club seeks to represent the university with pride and professionalism in
all competitions and activities. Long-term sustainability is also a priority, with a focus on building strong
leadership, maintaining organizational continuity, and engaging in fundraising and outreach efforts to
support the team's future

Please visit our team's Instagram page @DirtyCatLax

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Since 1970, our team's focus has been to promote and develop the highest level of collegiate rugby. A nationally recognized and ranked club, UVM Men's Rugby competes in the North Atlantic Collegiate Rugby Conference, Division II. During the regular season, we play teams like Coast Guard, UMass Lowell, UNH, UMaine, Boston University, and Norwich. As well as scrimmages against local teams.

We work to foster an inclusive and healthy group of young men, who value teamwork and excellence in what they do.

New members are always welcome and no experience is required. 

Fall 2025 Semester Practices will be Tuesday and Thursday, 6:45AM - 8:15 AM. Fridays 5:00-6:00 pm. All practices are at the rugby pitch located next to UVM Police Services unless otherwise indicated due to unforeseen circumstances.

Spring 2026 Semester Practices will be Tuesdays 10-11:30 pm and Fridays 9-10:00 pm on the Indoor Turf in the Gutterson Field House. 

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UVM Men's Club Soccer is a highly competitive organization that travels throughout New England to play other university club teams as well as the occasional varsity team. We compete in a regional tournament at the conclusion of every fall season.

Tryouts occur in the first 2 weeks of classes in the Fall semester. Later in the year other opportunities to get involved with the club, such as open practices and pick-ups, can be found on our Instagram linked below. 

During the fall, practices are held three times a week with games every weekend. During the spring semester, practices are held one to two times a week, with the occasional game or tournament later in the semester. 

Please reach out to MCS at uvm.mcs@gmail.com if you have any questions or would like to be added to the mailing list for additional tryout details. 

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We are the Men's Ultimate Frisbee Club, Team Chill. We hold tryouts in the fall with the goal of sorting people into three teams of different commitment and competition levels: A, Development, and B. We travel nationwide, competing against some of the best universities in the country.

Follow us on our social media! If you'd like to be added to our email list or have any questions/concerns, please reach out to frisbee@uvm.edu. See you on the field!

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UVM Men's Club Volleyball is a competitive DI volleyball team that competes against other DI schools in NECVL and National tournaments. 

The purpose of our club is to provide an opportunity for students to play competitive collegiate level volleyball and to meet other students who share a similar love for the sport. The major goal of this club is to represent the University of Vermont and win games in northeast tournaments as well as national tournaments

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We are a club looking for any and all people who are interested in learning more within the world of microbiology, molecular genetics and other topics akin to it. Any and all are welcome who are hoping to be able to explore the wonders of science in their spare time and hope to meet many others with similar interests. 

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MAPS works to connect those from underrepresented backgrounds to the resources they need to thrive in medical school. Through scholarship opportunities to mentorship programs, MAPS seeks to increase diversity within the future cohort of doctors, creating more equitable medicine for all. Our organization welcomes all, regardless of race, sexual identity, or religion. 

Contact: E: ian.fish@uvm.edu

The Mixed-Identity Students' Association (MISA) is an affinity club for students who identify with more than one race, culture, or ethnicity. Our mission is to provide a space for students to build community for student's of multiracial/multi-ethnic identities, as well as those who want to learn more about what it means to be mixed. The basic structure of our meetings are centered around providing a social/affinity space, with special meetings happening roughly once a month. In the past, we've done craft nights, game nights, movie nights, and our end of year community cooking events. We can be reached via Instagram (@uvmmisa) or email one of our officers for more information.

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UVM Mixed Ultimate Frisbee aims to establish a positive, and uplifting culture / program for mixed ultimate frisbee at UVM. In this program we will create a safe, fun, welcoming, and inclusive environment with the aim of incorporating more people into the program, the sport and provide a fun way for students to be active. This will include regular practices, and participation in tournaments throughout the year. Spirit of the Game is an integral part of ultimate and will be upheld by members of the club.

Our main goal is to create an inclusive environment to play mixed ultimate frisbee, meet people with similar interests, and encourage interest in the sport. The team will be open to people of all identities and abilities and will aim to grow and foster community. 

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Mock trial helps you develop important skills including public speaking and thinking quickly and critically while meeting new people and having fun!

What is Mock Trial?

Mock trial is a law-themed competition in which teams prepare a court case released annually by the American Mock Trial Association (AMTA).  Participants in mock trial take on the roles of attorneys and witnesses, and using critical thinking, debating and public speaking skills, as well as a thorough knowledge of pertinent case and trial law compete against teams from other universities arguing their case in front of a panel of judges.

We have either one or two teams that compete in tournaments on weekends throughout the fall and at Regionals in the spring.

Join us Mondays and Wednesdays 7-9pm in Kalkin 002 for practice! Everyone is welcome!

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The UVM Model United Nations club strives to create an open and welcoming space for members of the UVM community to learn about and debate international politics. Through simulating being a country's representative of the United Nations, students will learn the art of negotiation and compromise in diplomatic settings. Students will also learn public speaking skills and adaptability in stressful situations when simulated crises arise.

Contact: njandrue@uvm.edu

The Muslim Student Association at The University of Vermont initiated primarily to bring together Muslims of diverse backgrounds and cultures under one unified, organized, proactive community. The MSA also reaches out to those who are not Muslims, primarily to educate them about the misconceptions regarding Islam and the Islamic way of life, and to include anyone willing to stand up for truth, justice, and peace. Aside from fostering a social community, the MSA encourages mental, physical, and spiritual development through an array of athletic programs, spiritual discussion, academic forums, and charity events. The ultimate goal of the MSA is to encourage both Muslims and non-Muslims to evolve intellectually, physically, and spiritually during their tenure at The University of Vermont and to become enlightened, responsible, and just individuals!

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NAfME Collegiate is a club that aims to support future music educators and spread musical appreciation inside and outside the classroom. Members are given the option to attend annual conferences and workshops where they can collaborate with professional educators around the country.  Additionally, the club hosts fundraising events - Holiday album productions, an annual Discovering Music Carnival, and more - in order to prepare participating members for their prospective careers. 

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The NSLS is an organization that provides a life-changing leadership program that helps students achieve personal growth, career success, and empowers them to have a positive impact in their communities.

Check out our website!

Interested in joining us? Follow this link to self-nominate yourself for an invitation!! 

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NSBE's objectives shall include programs that serve to stimulate and develop student interest in engineering; to strive to promote participation at all levels of responsibility in the field of engineering by the black communities; and to endeavor in the advancement of black professional engineers within the individual engineering disciplines. NSBE will emphasize engineering through a social justice lens and be a space for all people of color and white-identified allies. NSBE will plan events relating to the above statements within the University of Vermont campus community as well the Greater Vermont community. 

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UVM Chapter of National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) is a place for Communication Sciences students (and others interested in the science of speech and hearing) to meet each other, build community, do fundraising events, charity events, and raise awareness of the world of communication sciences. Our club is a certified local chapter of NSSLHA (National Student Speech Language Hearing Association). Let us know if you're interested in our club! 

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The Neuroscience Club at UVM is a student-run organization that meets biweekly during the fall and spring semesters. Students can be as involved in the club as they want, either as members or executive officers. We often have special events in addition to the more regular meetings.

We hope to help any student interested in neuroscience to learn more about the field and its ongoing discoveries through student presentations, research discussions, and guest speakers. We want to provide a community for all students interested in neuroscience! 

The Neuroscience Executive Board hopes to see many new faces in our meetings this year. Sign up for our listserv to receive updates on meeting times and other opportunities! We're excited to see you there!

Our meetings are biweekly Mondays at 6:30 pm in Jeffords 110. First meeting of Spring 2026 is 1/26/26 in Jeffords 110 at 6:30 pm!

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Welcome to UVM Nordic Ski Club!

Everyone is welcome to join! Log in with your UVM account to get on the roster/mailing list. If you are a prospective member a good first step is to check our website, or send us an email to get in direct contact with us!

Feel free to reach out to us at uvmnsc@gmail.com for more info! Or to contact the ClubSigners directly:  Max (maxwell.ronner-bland@uvm.edu)

All members must complete the Nordic Club Sports Agreement to Participate to be able to practice.

If you want to learn more about competing (not required), here is a link to the USCSA homepage: USCSA, and the ECSC Nordic homepage: ECSC Home (This is the regional page with all our race information, results, etc.)

We also have an instagram (@uvmnsc) and a public facebook page for parents and non members: UVM Nordic Ski Club Facebook

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The UVM Olympic Weightlifting Club is dedicated to teaching safe and effective methods for Olympic Weightlifting to all members of the UVM student body. We welcome anyone interested in trying out. Please reach out with any questions! 

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The Orchesis Dance Company is a group of about 20 dancers who love to dance, perform, and have fun along the way! With members from different dance backgrounds and training, Orchesis embodies a wide variety of talent and personality. This student-run company choreographs, organizes, and executes the entire process of a professional performance at the end of each semester. Styles range every semester depending on what the students choreograph. In past semesters showcases have included jazz, lyrical, modern, contemporary, musical theatre, hip hop and combinations of them all.

Orchesis practices three to five times per week for 2-3 hours each, with pieces typically ranging from 3 dancers to company-wide numbers. Commitment is based personally on an individual's free time and their desired level of involvement.

If you would like to see recent Orchesis performances, you can check out our YouTube channel here. 

If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact Grace Terrell (jgterrel@uvm.edu). 

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The Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Society (ORTS) is a student-run organization aimed at providing UVM students an avenue to explore and connect with the individuals, organizations, and systems responsible for managing and operating the spaces within which they recreate and spend their leisure time. On top of this, ORTS seeks to develop a deeper understanding within the UVM community about research, internship, and career opportunities in the outdoor recreation and tourism fields. We host professionals from these fields to hear about what they do, how they got there, and any recommendations they have for those looking to get into the field. Members will also have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the outdoor recreation and tourism industries as we will host volunteer days with community partners like: Green Mountain Club; Hello Burlington; Burlington Department of Parks, Recreation and Waterfront; and more. ORTS members are offered student memberships to the Society of Outdoor Recreation Professionals (SORP). SORP is a national organization with the mission to provide leadership for the outdoor recreation profession through skill development, networking, and technical guidance. If you are thinking about a job in outdoor recreation or tourism, simply want to learn more about these fields, or want to get out and volunteer with community partners, ORTS may be the club for you! Feel free to reach out with any questions or to find out more about what we do at uvmorts@gmail.com.

Contact: E: orts@gmail.com

Welcome to the UVM Outing Club page!

Every UVM student is a member of the Outing Club! We openly invite all UVM students to sign up for a trip!

Follow our Instagram and visit our website to be kept up to date with all of our events and announcements! There, you can also join our email list via the link in that bio. We use the email list and Instagram as our main forms of  communication, so no need to join this page! Tickets for trips will be posted on Instagram each Friday - keep an eye out!

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Our primary mission as UVM’s improvisation comedy club is to provide a weekly outlet in which students can perform comedy scenes and join together to laugh. This is coupled with a secondary goal of performing outside of our weekly meetings to a large audience of UVM students.

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Planned Parenthood Generation Action (GenAction) is a campus-oriented network of young activists connecting and mobilizing advocates for sexual and reproductive health.  

If sexual and reproductive health and freedom are important to you, this is the club for you.  PPGenAction's goals are to mobilize advocates for reproductive freedom, raise public awareness about reproductive health and rights, educate young people about sexual health, and create lasting change in their communities.  

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PIH Engage is building the right to health movement by recruiting, training, and enabling teams of dedicated volunteer community organizers. These teams drive year-long campaigns focused on building the power to advance the right to health. 

• We organize by building strong teams capable of hosting events, rallies, town hall meetings, and marches. 
• We educate by holding discussion groups and public lectures about the right to health.
• We generate resources to fund high-quality health care for people living in poverty.
• We advocate for global and domestic policies that further the right to health.

Together, we will demand that the right to health be protected for all people, everywhere. 

Do you want to be a part of something big? Join us and make your voice heard! Together, we can help to make a difference in the lives of many.

Reach out to pihengageuvm@gmail.com with any questions!

Meetings are held every other Wednesday from 5-6 pm in Aiken 110!

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People of Color Outdoors (POCO), formerly known as ALANA GEAR (Asian, Latino, African, Native American: Gaining Experience in Adventure Recreation), seeks to provide students and those with little to no experience or accessibility to outdoor activities with the skills they need to get involved in the outdoors. We are a sister club to the Outing Club and are partnered with the ALANA Coalition and Mosaic Center for Students of Color (MCSC). We seek to break down the racial and economic factors that have historically stood as hurdles in outdoor recreational activities as we provide affordable trips and instruction for students of diverse backgrounds and abilities. We hope to create a community of adventurers who are excited to challenge themselves in the outdoors, gain new experiences, and HAVE FUN!

Our trips include but are not limited to skiing, hiking, kayaking, rock climbing, biking, etc. If you have a particular interest please feel free to give us any suggestions!

We look forward to meeting you!

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The purpose of the UVM Pharmacology Club is to provide a way for undergraduate students with and without a pharmacology minor to learn more about what pharmacology is all about and how UVM contributes to the advancement of pharmacological and medical knowledge. We will provide many opportunities for students to further their academic career and academic understanding through hosting various events such as seminars with guest speakers (professors, principal investigators, graduate students, etc., mainly from the pharmacology department), clinical shadowing experiences, collaborations with other recognized academic UVM clubs, and other fun educational social events. These opportunities will help UVM faculty/research labs gain exposure and recruit enthusiastic members, which encourages student-teacher relationships, creates a sense of community, and enhances the university's academic reputation.

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The UVM Philharmonic is a string chamber ensemble that rehearses once a week in preparation for fall and spring performances. We are one of the only music ensembles on campus that is entirely organized by students. While some of our musicians are also members of the UVM Symphony Orchestra, we do not require auditions and welcome musicians of all ability levels to join our ensemble. Our primary goal is to create a fun, inclusive, and collaborative environment that provides students with the opportunity to learn challenging and equally rewarding repertoire from a wide range of genres. We also recruit students from the music education department to lead our ensemble, which provides an incredible opportunity for students to gain experience with score studying and conducting.

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The philosophy society is a group of students interested in going over academic philosophical writings, and introducing topics that are not the focus of the UVM philosophy department. Meetings are generally run by a different member every time, and topics/readings are entirely dependent on group interest. Before each meeting there is assigned content that will be sent out to be discussed during the upcoming week's meeting. Occasionally, there are guest lecturers who present their research. 

We hope to create an inclusive and supportive community where challenging ideas and bringing up questions is encouraged and where students have a chance to engage with others interested in philosophy (and to potentially meet some of the philosophy faculty!)

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Club Pickleball is a Co-Ed sport where everyone can play the game competitively and socially in a safe and accepting space. This sport will bring an environment where people can practice their pickleball skills. Club Pickleball includes monthly tournaments, a vibrant club team that practices weekly, and a tight-knit community. We will provide regular social events for students to improve their skills from beginner to advanced, build a community, and create connections amongst members. We cater to all skill levels and hope to foster healthy lifestyle choices through physical activity and social interaction. We hope to see you on the pickleball courts to either learn about the game or play it for the first time. If you aren't able to come to our events, the rec center holds daily pickleball times. Hope to see everyone on the courts!

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UPC was made by (and for) students wanting to create a diversified, inspirational space to share their passions for poetry and creative writing with one another, as well as the UVM campus as a whole. UPC hosts poetry workshops for individuals looking to collaborate with others to improve their writing and get the inspiration flowing! 

Another big event of UPC is our open mic nights, where students can perform live readings in front of an audience not only to share their work, but also to expand their public speaking skills. If you're unsure if a live audience is your cup of tea, UPC also provides resources for publishing student work across campus in the form of zines - mini-DIY magazines made by hand.

A future goal of the club is to collaborate with other UVM writing organizations to establish a reoccurring, officially published paper/magazine featuring student poetry distributed across campus!

Contact: E: uvmpoetryclub@uvm.edu

Pokémon Go is a popular mobile game created in 2016. In the game, players catch creatures called Pokémon in an AR version of the real world. The game encourages players to play together through a friendship-based reward system. Being “friends” with another player yields in-game benefits, such as increased damage and more catching opportunities in multiplayer raid battles. These raid battles require multiple players to work together to defeat one strong/ rare Pokémon. Once beaten, players catch this Pokémon and add it to their collection. 
The goal of this club is to make it easier for players to make in-game and real-world friends to take down raid Pokémon. Players can also use this as a space to trade their Pokémon or partake in the game’s other social aspects.

We meet at the Davis Center atrium every Wednesday from 6-7pm! 

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The University of Vermont's Political Science Club was established in 2013 by a group of professors and students who felt the Political Science Department needed an informal medium for students and professors to talk.

Today we continue this mission as a community for political science students to explore their opinions and peers, regardless of political orientation.

Weekly meetings Wednesday nights at 6 pm in Lafayette 308! 

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Our goal is to spread joy and positivity to all. With the state of our world right now, we understand that things can be difficult. We believe that even the smallest gestures of kindness can bring joy to the people who may need it most.

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UVM Pre-Dental Society is an organization created by UVM students for UVM students. The sole aim of this club is to inspire and provide students interested in a career in dentistry with the resources and knowledge to become strong applicants for dental school.

As an SGA-recognized organization, we plan to support our local health community through volunteerism and fundraising, as well as networking with dentists in the Greater Burlington area. By establishing connections with local dentists, we will gain experience in the real world of dentistry. We will also be working with young children in the Greater Burlington community to educate them and their families on proper oral hygiene. In addition to attending informational webinars and conferences, our group will support each other during the process of applying to dental school.

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The Premedical Club's primary focus is to expose students to the study of medicine. This is accomplished via guest lecturers, academic outings, information sessions, volunteering, and increasing general knowledge about the medical environment.

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Physical Therapy is a rewarding career that focuses on optimizing the quality of life through exercise, hands-on care, and educating patients. PT's help and teach patients how to prevent or manage their condition. The focus of the Pre-PT club is to educate undergraduate students at UVM about the career, how to apply to PT school, to provide information about various PT shadowing options in Vermont, guest speakers, and more!

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The purpose of the Pre-Physician Associate Club is to educate, provide resources and promote student interest in patient care and medicine in the Physician Associate (PA) occupation.  Provided resources will enable students to prepare for further education in a Physician’s Program following the completion of their undergraduate degree. 

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Our Goals:

1. To provide an opportunity for students to join a sport that fosters creativity and team camaraderie.
2. To represent the University of Vermont in competition against other collegiate institutions by traveling to their campuses.
3. To always be improving and to win some tournaments!

Our Common Ground:

• Respect: We respect all types and levels of ability. We honor that every team member can contribute to our team on and off the pitch.Integrity: We follow the US Quadball Rulebook and are dedicated to sportsmanship and fair play.
• Innovation: Quadball is still a very young fantasy sport, leaving lots of room for creative strategy!
• Openness: We encourage members to share thoughts, ideas, and concerns about how the team is run. We strive to be more of a family than a team.
• Inclusivity: The team, as well as individual members, are held accountable for promoting an organization that any person feels welcome in. We take pride in maintaining an inclusive and quirky club that brings variety to UVM athletics, while still retaining a strong spirit of competition!

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Queer Student Union is UVM's LGBTQIA+ group on campus.  We are student-run and sponsor a wide range of events and activities throughout the year ranging from community-based social events to discussions on gender, sexuality and intersecting identities. We also put on educational workshops, fundraisers, dances and more! 

We are a group of students who share a common interest in cultivating, educating, and enriching the LGBTQIA+ experience at the University of Vermont. We are advocates of queer and trans perspectives and we work to ensure that the voices of queer and trans+ students at UVM are recognized and respected. Through our active presence and involvement on campus, QSU hopes to confront homophobia, biphobia, transphobia and other systems of oppression while seeking to understand and address how their intersections with sexism, racism, ableism, classism, and other forms of discrimination perpetuate even more complex forms of oppression.

The Queer Student Union aims to serve a wide variety functions:

Social: We organize to create common bonds through conversations, social events, and explorations of queer cultures.

Education: We serve as a source of information and provide a safe medium for academic discourse, personal reflection, and artistic representation of queerness and our intersecting identities.

Organizing/Activism: We work to transform our greater community while recognizing that our goals require a continued process of understanding and addressing all forms of oppression. Gender and sexuality are mobilized in different ways along with race, ethnicity, class, age, and ability in order to privilege some bodies, voices, and actions over others.

We work collaboratively to create brave and transformative spaces at the University of Vermont for our LGBTQIA+ community and to serve as a resource for all members of our community who wish to question thoughtfully the ways in which gender and sexuality affect and inform our lives and society.

If you have a vision, QSU can make it happen! QSU has tons of leadership opportunities. 

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This Quizbowl club is a competitive trivia club where we compete in teams of up to four members against other schools. We are open to trivia lovers of all skill levels and are dedicated to improving the trivia skills of all members. 

We strive to make this an inclusive space so everyone can have a fantastic time and grow as a player and a person.

If you are interested, feel free to join our Discord or follow us on Instagram. We meet every Thursday 7:30-8:30 p.m. & Sunday 1-2 p.m. in room 302 Living and Learning

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RALLYTHON is a yearlong fundraising effort that culminates in a 12-hour Dance Marathon in the Davis Center every spring. We dance for 12-hours representing the length of a nurse’s shift in the hospital, celebrating all of the work the doctors and nurses do for the families at our local Children’s Miracle Network hospital, Golisano Children’s Hospital at University of Vermont Health. Every dollar RALLYTHON raises benefits Golisano Children’s Hospital, and those funds are used in a variety of ways such as buying new equipment necessary for life-changing care, helping fund the Child Life team that help pediatric patients feel safer and more comfortable during their stay, and helping patient families with food and travel expenses if they travel far to obtain care here in Vermont. RALLYTHON began in 2015 and engaged 388 students on campus who raised $31,905.81. Since then, we have raised a total of over a million dollars for Golisano Children's Hospital and have danced the night away with thousands of our fellow students and community members! This upcoming year the RALLYTHON team is working to continuously increase that number and engage even more students across campus to have a greater impact on the lives of the families being treated at Golisano Children’s Hospital. RALLYTHON 2027 will take place on March 27th, 2027 from 12 P.M. to 12 A.M. on the 4^th floor of the Davis Center. The families being treated at the hospital come and celebrate with us and enjoy the free food, entertainment and activities that happen during the 12 hours, and we hope that you will too!

P.S. It’s never too late to get involved in RALLYTHON! We are happy to connect at any point with students who would like to join us in our mission to make big change for all kids in our community, so don’t hesitate to reach out to the contact below to learn more!

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The purpose of the Real Estate Club at UVM is to provide students with opportunities to learn
about the real estate industry, network with UVM alumni and other professionals, and explore
various career paths in real estate. The club aims to bridge the gap between academic
knowledge and practical experience through monthly meetings, guest speakers, and networking
events.
 

Our goals are:
1. To educate members about the fundamentals of real estate, including investment,
development, brokerage, capital markets, and more.
2. To facilitate networking opportunities with UVM alumni and other real estate
professionals.
3. To provide a platform for students to ask questions, share ideas, and explore potential
career paths in real estate.

Contact: shea.norris@uvm.edu

Our goal is to support students of UVM to express themselves creatively through collaborating on music-related projects, while gaining music industry experience.

Our club encompasses many different avenues of the music industry including: producing, engineering, business, social media, graphic design, photography, collaboration, community, and many other creative endeavors.

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RUF at UVM is a campus ministry where every student is invited to connect with Jesus, experience His goodness, and channel His love. All are welcome!

CONNECT with Jesus in weekly Large Group gatherings where we worship together and Small Groups that foster meaningful conversation and fellowship.

EXPERIENCE His goodness through both informal social activities like student dinners, movie and game nights, and formal events such as Fall Retreat and Summer Conference. 

CHANNEL His love with service projects, volunteering in the local community, and praying for the needs of others.

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UVM Rescue is a state certified Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulance. It is staffed and operated by University of Vermont students 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. 

The primary responsibility of UVM Rescue is to provide emergency medical care to the University of Vermont, University of Vermont Helipad, and the University Health Center (UHC). UVM Rescue also provides primary back-up to Burlington, South Burlington, Shelburne, Winooski, Richmond, and other communities as part of its mutual aid plan. 

UVM Rescue also works in conjunction with three local helicopters: North Country Life Flight, Life Net of New York, and the Dartmouth Hitchcock Air Response Team (DHART). UVM Rescue aids University Medical Center by transporting the patients who have been airlifted to the landing pad located behind UVM Rescue's quarters.

UVM Rescue responds to approximately 1,800 requests for an ambulance each year. These requests range in severity from ill students to life-threatening emergencies that include poisonings, multi-trauma, respiratory difficulties, and cardiac arrests.

If you are interested in joining, please reach out to our Personnel Officers at personnel.rescue@uvm.edu. 

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The UVM Robotics Club is a student-run organization dedicated to exploring robotics through hands-on learning and collaboration. Members work together to design, build, and program robots, while also volunteering to support students involved in FIRST Robotics.

The club welcomes students of all backgrounds and skill levels and encourages creativity, teamwork, and innovation. Through projects, volunteering, and competitions, members develop technical skills and prepare for future academic and professional opportunities in robotics and related fields.

Our lab is located in Votey 308, and we meet on Tuesdays from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Contact: E: Senique.Wilson@uvm.edu

We are UVM’s club roller hockey team! Competing in the National Collegiate Roller Hockey Association (NCRHA) in the Eastern conference the DIII level, we’re always looking for new players to join our team.

Each year we travel to tournaments around the East Coast playing in Rhode Island, New York, and Pennsylvania against other colleges.

Since the clubs founding, we have been consistently competitive. We attended Nationals the last two seasons which gave us to opportunity to travel to Irvine, CA in 2023 and Auburn, ME in 2024.

If you’re an ice hockey or roller hockey player looking to play competitively and have fun with a great group of teammates and friends, join our squad! Message us here or check us out on Instagram @uvmrollerhockey if you’re interested!

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Vermont Rowing is looking for students interested in continuing rowing at the collegiate level, or just starting out for the first time. Students are welcome to join as rowers and/or coxswains, and we accept students of all ability levels. 

Couldn't make it to our meetings? Check out our website for more information at www.vermontrowing.com, where you can find updates about practices, links to our social media, and much more.

Rowing is an awesome and exciting sport to try (or continue) at the collegiate level and the team atmosphere of Vermont Rowing leaves plenty of room for fun, tough training, and competition as well as a welcoming social atmosphere.

2025-2026 Board Members

Presidents - Pascal Holler and Graem Chiuten-Black

Treasurer - Caitlin McManus

Secretary/Public Relations Coordinator - Madeline Bohan

Transportation/Spring Break Coordinator - Aram Brewer

Fundraising/Parent & Alumni Outreach Coordinator - Caleb Quinn

Rent-A-Rower Coordinator - Josh Morgan

Equipment Manager - Wyatt Turner 

Recruitment and Retention Coordinators - Nick Hoff and Abby Welch

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The goal of the club is to get students more involved with Burlington City Council. We can table in the Davis Center to educate students on policies that are being passed. Additionally, members of the club can speak at city council meetings and meetings in Wards to voice concerns about policies we do not want to pass, and voice support for policies we do want to pass. This club is for people who are passionate about making a change in Burlington. We believe that those who are passionate about the climate crisis can have an enormous impact by focusing on their own community. Run on climate is an organization in Burlington, outside of UVM, and we want to bring it on campus to have students' voices heard.

Contact: abigail.philips@uvm.edu

Our primary means of communication will be by UVM email through our officers: President Max Littman -  Maximilian.Littman@uvm.edu, VP Ellie McSweeney - Elizabeth.Mcsweeney@uvm.edu, and Treasurer Kyle Clifford - Kyle.Clifford@uvm.edu

The UVM Running Club is a group of fun people who love running for what it is and welcome runners of all abilities. We offer a wide range of opportunities and benefits including:

• Weekly group runs, both on and off-campus
• Opportunities to race both local road races, cross country and track meets against other running clubs in the fall and spring
• Training with other runners who will help encourage and push you to improve (at many skill levels and distances)
• Physical education credit for qualifying members 
• A GREAT Instagram (follow @UVMRC)

The UVM Running club is a member of the National Intercollegiate Running Club Association (NIRCA), which permits the club to compete against other collegiate running clubs in cross-country and track & field! 

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The University of Vermont Open and Women's Sailing Team. 

The UVM Sailing Team is home to UVM students from a range of schools, majors, backgrounds, and experience levels! Join us and our fleet of 18 collegiate FJs at Lake Champlain Community Sailing Center on the waterfront to explore the beautiful waters of Lake Champlain.

As one of the most popular and competitive club teams at UVM, we attend an average of 4 to 6 regattas per weekend during sailing season. Most of these events are part of the esteemed New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association, or NEISA. Most of these events are fleet or team racing in double-handed dinghies, we also attend single-handed and keelboat racing competitions. 

Spots in these events are selected on a competitive basis, but our team emphasizes an expansive schedule, which allows everyone to have a chance to participate. We also hold periodic fundraisers to augment the budget we receive from the Student Government Association.

More info can be found: https://uvmsailing.weebly.com/

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The UVM Salsa Team is a group of passionate student dancers who take dance lessons to learn and improve on their fundamentals of Latin dance. We meet regularly throughout the week with a professional dance instructor, and host community lessons every week where we teach Salsa as well as other types of Latin dance to te UVM community. We also host Latin dance socials every semester. 

We welcome people who are interested in gaining skills and being a part of our salsa family! Previous experience is not required. Try out for the team, or explore a new passion and learn how to Salsa dance with us at our community lessons!

The goals of the UVM Salsa Team include but are not limited to: 
-Encouraging and supporting the growth of partner dance within UVM, 
-Sponsoring and supporting team members in their participation in team activities (i.e. performances, congresses, festivals, workshops, etc.), 
-Hosting weekly practice times and free dance community lessons at UVM provided by Salsa Team members for UVM students, 
-Developing healthy working relationships with other organizations/clubs, both within the UVM community, and any other local organizations that would benefit any of our members or the UVM community, 
-Promoting dance in both the University and local communities, and
-Maintaining a physically, psychologically, and emotionally safe and inclusive environment.

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The University of Vermont Shooting Sports Club offers a secure and organized setting where members of the firearms community can gather, interact, and partake in shooting events. The club warmly welcomes individuals of all proficiency levels, spanning from complete novices to accomplished athletes engaged in national competitions. Every weekend, scheduled activities and practices cater to both leisure and competitive interests. The pistol and shotgun teams engage in nationwide tournaments against other universities, boasting commendable national rankings.

For those who have enlisted in the email roster or expressed interest in joining, kindly link up via GroupMe using this invitation: GroupMe Invitation Link

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PROMOTING EVERYTHING RAD SINCE 2003

Check out our official website www.uvmssc.org  

♦ The University of Vermont Ski & Snowboard Club, or more widely known as the UVM SSC, is the largest student run organization on the University's campus with over 3800 members in 2023-2024 and the largest collegiate Ski & Snowboard club in the country. The UVM SSC is a non-competitive club dedicated to promoting member participation within the immediate, regional, and international snow sports communities. Our vision is to provide skiers and riders at the University of Vermont with the opportunity to foster and develop relationships within the entire snow sports community. Our community includes each individual club member, the Club Officers, surrounding ski resorts, local sport shops, regional hardgood and softgood manufacturers, and our sponsors. We strive to provide the necessary framework and tools by which the students and establishments can join together and become incorporated into one epic community of winter snow sport enthusiasts.

We bring you...

• Discounted Season Passes to VT's Premiere Mountains
• Free Transportation to the Mountains!
• Tons of Sponsors and Free Give-a-ways!
• CheapTrips: East Coast Weekend Trips, Winter and Spring Break trips out west!
• Club Branded Merchandise
• Epic on/off campus events including, Movie Premieres, Rail Jams, Gear Swaps, Industry Events, Mountainside BBQs, and MORE!
• Discounts to Local and Regional Shops and Companies, including Proform deals with you favorite industry leaders.
• A Group of stoked skiers and riders that represent the EAST COAST'S FINEST!!!

Membership is only $20! Sign-up in the Clubhaus on the first floor of the Davis Center! 

(Lynx and Facebook friends are not considered official members without paying annual dues, and cannot receive mountain, trip, or product discounts. Sorry)

www.uvmssc.org

Clubhaus HOURS: Mon-Fri: 10-4pm

Directions:

The Ski & Snowboard Clubhaus is located on the first floor of the Davis Center across from Rally Cat's Cupboard!

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Slow Food UVM is a local chapter of an international organization emphasizing the importance of Good, Clean, and Fair food. Slow Food stands against the modern industrialized food system and works to educate people on existing and potential alternatives to the destructive processes that provide the food we eat today. Slow Food also seeks to enlighten consumers to the flavors and tastes which are lost during processing and redevelop a connection between the consumer and the land. As a club, we gather together to share food, community, and learning with a potluck meal.

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The University of Vermont Snowboard Team is a collection of college riders that are dedicated to improving their level of freestyle snowboarding. This is a committed and competitive team that has a professional coach on the hill 7 days a week. The riders primarily train in Slopestyle and rail jams. We compete in USASA Northern Vermont series while also traveling around the country. Some of us could even make it out to nationals! If competing isn't really your thing that's great too! We're looking for people that will constantly work to improve their riding and show their dedication and love for the sport. Let's get after this year and have a great time on hill. 

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The UVM Social Work Club provides an environment for social work majors, and other like-minded students, to socialize and build meaningful relationships. Speakers who work in related fields give first-hand accounts of what their job and their organization's mission entails, giving students a glimpse into possible future fields of work. Opportunities for general volunteer work are also available. Follow us on Instagram for updates about meetings and events!

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The UVM Forestry Club is the student chapter of the Society of American Foresters (SAF), the national scientific and educational organization representing the forestry profession in the United States. Founded in 1900 by Gifford Pinchot, it is the largest professional society for foresters in the world. The mission of the Society of American Foresters is to advance the science, education, technology, and practice of forestry; to enhance the competency of its members; to establish professional excellence; and to use the knowledge, skills, and conservation ethic of the profession to ensure the continued health and use of forest ecosystems and the present and future availability of forest resources to benefit society.

Here at UVM, our goal is to give students a chance to become more involved in Vermont’s forestry community by offering opportunities to gain valuable experience outside the academic arena. We invite guest speakers, go on weekend field trips, practice hands-on forest management techniques at UVM-owned forests, and offer Game of Logging chainsaw certification. If you took Dendrology and just can’t get trees out of your head, want to do more forestry outside of class, or have absolutely no idea what forestry actually entails and want to learn more, join us at our weekly meeting (check our Instagram, @uvmforestryclub, for the details)! No prior forestry experience required--just a desire to learn!

For Fall semester 2025, our meetings will be held weekly on Tuesdays, 5:30pm-6:30pm, in Aiken 311. For any updates or schedule changes, please follow our Instagram: @uvmforestryclub!

• Create a space for students to explore both the theory and practice of ecological restoration through discussions, workshops, and hands-on learning.
• Offer opportunities to participate in restoration initiatives, engage with the local community, and take part in field-based events.
• Connect students with restoration professionals—both locally and globally—through the Society for Ecological Restoration (SER) network.
• Provide access to exclusive SER membership benefits, including career resources, academic journals, discounted books, and their professional magazine.
• Make a lasting impact on UVM and the greater Burlington community by contributing to real-world ecological restoration efforts

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The mission of UVM’s chapter of the Society of Physics Students (UVM SPS) is to assist in the advancement of the physical sciences at the University of Vermont and the surrounding area. SPS exists to engage the public in learning about science via outreach programs and to help its members become part of the professional scientific community.

We meet Wednesdays 5:00pm-6:00pm in Discovery W405. Come stop by!

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Welcome to the Society of Women Engineers! SWE is a national nonprofit organization spanning both the student and professional sectors of engineering. The mission of SWE is to help empower women and gender queer folks in engineering, math, and technology fields to achieve their full potential as engineers and leaders; to expand the image of engineering as a means of improving quality of life, and to demonstrate the value of diversity. While our programming centers the experiences of these groups, we welcome people of all gender identities who wish to learn, explore, and support our mission.

For the most part, our UVM chapter of SWE participates in the following:

- Hands on workshops to gain valuable skills

- Networking events with professionals

- Advice paneling events 

- Fun bonding activities

- Regional and national SWE conferences

However, we are planning many more activities for the 2025-2026 school year. Stay tuned!

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SWICS' goals entail:

-Hosting Coding workshops and Hackathons

-Career and resume building meetings

-Bonding with other women in CS: watching movies, eating ice cream, and making friends.

-Working on technical service projects

-Community outreach for younger female students interested in tech

“SWICS, in accordance with University of Vermont policy, does not discriminate and prohibits harassment or discrimination related to any protected category including, creed, ethnicity, sexual orientation, national origin (including shared ancestry or ethnic characteristics), sex, gender, pregnancy, disability, marital status, political or social affiliation, and race, genetic information, gender identity, gender expression or perceived gender."

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Contact: E: swics@uvm.edu

If you are interested in learning more about UVM's Club Softball team, please contact Makayla Beauty via Makayla.Beauty@uvm.edu or through our Instagram @uvmclubsoftball. You can also follow us on our Facebook group "Fans of UVM Club Softball"!

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The Songwriters Circle at the University of Vermont is a place for all active and aspiring songwriters to sharpen their skills, share their ideas, get live performance experience, and get connected to the Burlington music scene. 

What we do: 

• Share the music we make and give and receive feedback on lyrics/songwriting (if you want it!)
• Offer workshops to strengthen our skills as writers, performers, creators, musicians etc.
• Connect people to ease finding collaborators in your creative endeavors
• Provide resources/connections for getting involved in the greater Burlington music community 
• Create a community of songwriters and artists to support each other and help each other do more of what we love 

When we meet:

Songwriters Circle meets weekly on Tuesdays in Old Mill 325 from 7:00-8:30pm.

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Welcome to the University of Vermont Space Club!

If you are interested in the cosmos, UVM Space Club is for you! Space Club works to create a cosmic community around astronomy and aerospace through observational stargazing, discussions, and public outreach. No experience or major-specific requirements. Stay updated through our Instagram page, (@uvm.space), and join to be informed on future events! 

Stay stellar, cosmic creatures 🚀🛰️🔭👩‍🚀🛸

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Hello Divers! 
        First, I want to say welcome to the UVM Springboard Diving Club and thank you for coming! The UVM Springboard Diving Club is extremely inclusive and any student is allowed to join. Our mission is to expand the sport of springboard diving to all who would like to try. No matter the level, anyone is welcome to participate. 

            The UVM Springboard Diving Club will be led by a team of experienced divers/lifeguards. Although as coaches we strive to create accomplished divers, our main initiative is to ensure safety. Remember that the coach always has your safety in mind when directing a diver. As a result, divers will only be allowed to do certain dives or use certain boards at the discretion of the coach.

         Club practices will be held roughly two days a week. 

For Spring 2026, practices are on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00-10:00 pm !!!

Practice updates will be posted on our instagram! @uvmspringboarddive

In order to be eligible to dive, all club members are required to register on the UVM Lynx (that's here!).  Divers are also required to submit the 2025-26 Agreement to Participate in order to participate. Divers who want credit can also register through the UVM Club Sports organization on this website.  Divers who do not register or attend at least ten practices will not receive credit. We do recognize that these times can be inconvenient, so we will try our best to be as flexible as possible.

            When participating in the UVM Springboard Diving Club we do require team members to adhere by certain rules and policies listed below.

• Divers, lifeguards, coaches, etc. will be made aware of all rules and regulations prior to the first practice
• Divers must register on the Lynx and sign in at the pool in order to dive
• Divers cannot use either springboard until the coach has arrived and has instructed to do so
• Divers must follow the coach’s instructions when manipulating the board
• Divers must follow the coach’s instructions regarding which dives are and are not permitted
• Divers must acquire a functioning approach or launch and in order to be permitted to attempt dives with potential risks
• Divers must obtain permission in order to use any springboard
• Divers must obey pool policy rules when diving on his or her own time
• Divers must cooperate with the coaches and the lifeguards on duty
• Divers must only be on the spring board one at a time
• Divers must make sure there are no flags, lane lines, or patrons in front of the board while diving

         The UVM Springboard Diving Club serves as an alternative way to participate in springboard diving at the University of Vermont. It is a safe and fun way to explore the sport and to enjoy an extracurricular activity. It can be as relaxed or as rigorous as the club member wishes. If you have any further questions or if you need to communicate with us please reference the contact information below.

President: Thea Lowenberg, tlowenbe@uvm.edu  

Co-President: Lila Sargent, lesargen@uvm.edu     

 In addition to our own rules as a club, the world of diving consists of its own set of rules and regulations. Although you are by no means required to know all of this information, it is good to take a glance. Below I have provided a synopsis of the rules, regulations, and general information about diving.

What is diving?

• Diving is the sport of jumping or falling into the water from a platform or springboard, usually using acrobatics.

What types of boards do you use?

• Springboards are either at a height of one meter or three meter. While the UVM Springboard Diving Club will use both, elite competitions, like the Olympics only use three meter. 

What is synchronized diving?

• Synchronized diving is the act of two divers performing simultaneously on either two parallel springboards or on the same platform. This can be seen in the Olympics and in other competitions where the pool permits it.

What is a fulcrum?

• A springboard is a flexible surface that can be manipulated through the movement of the fulcrum. The fulcrum is the device underneath the springboard that can be moved closer or further from the end of the board to produce a bouncier surface. There are nine different levels marked on the board that indicate the levels of flexibility. Nine is the most flexible where as one is the least.

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Contact Email E: tlowenbe@uvm.edu

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The Student Alumni Associations mission is to encourage alumni and current students to actively participate in the UVM community and foster a sense of pride in our university. It shall strive to build meaningful relationships between students and alumni, and utilize mentorships, alumni networks, and fundraising efforts to ensure a bright future for our community. The Student Alumni Association hopes to instill a feeling of tradition in catamounts past and present, and create a sense of home that lasts beyond graduation.

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The Student Nurses' Association (SNA) is UVM's chapter of the National Student Nurses' Association (NSNA). SNA provides a pre-professional organization that supports nursing students as they complete their education and prepare for their career. Our activities include community service, mentoring other nursing students, fundraising activities, attending the annual NSNA convention in different parts of the country each year, networking, guest speakers, and having a community that all nursing students can take part in.

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The Student Nutrition Association (SNA) is for students studying nutrition (or interested in the field of nutrition). The purpose of the organization is to provide educational opportunities, encourage professional development, and mentor fellow students in their path to pursuing an education and/or career in the field. We also want to encourage those not in nutrition-related fields to join us - food is an integral part of our lives and much can be learned. We are also involved in community work on campus and in the Burlington area.

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The Student Veterans Organization is composed of veterans, dependents, and volunteers attending or working at UVM. We provide guidance and support for service members and their families during their transition from the military and into academia. This includes giving more information about VA benefits, employment opportunities, veterans events, and more. We maintain constant contact with veteran-friendly organizations in our area, and we are active in our pursuit of creating a more close-knit military-friendly community here on campus. Our doors are open to anyone, regardless of military status. 

Please inquire at svo@uvm.edu for more information. 

Contact: E: svo@uvm.edu

When lawmakers offered thoughts and prayers but little meaningful action after the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, high school and college students across the country came together to make our voices heard. Students Demand Action started in 2016 as a pilot program and, with a sense of urgency, we launched it as a national initiative within two weeks of the Parkland shooting. Because what could be more urgent than fixing the errors in our system that have cost so many young people their lives? Students Demand Action now has more than 500 groups (Nov. 2022) across the country and active volunteers in every state and D.C. 

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UVM SJP is a student organization that aids the efforts of building the international Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) campaign called by the Palestinian Civil Society. We spread awareness of the richness of Palestinian culture and the Palestinians' resistance to settler colonialism, ethnic cleansing, and racial segregation. We welcome students from every background, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, gender, religion, nationality, and political affiliation. 

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UVM Summit Sisters is a community dedicated to uplifting and increasing the participation of women, female‑identifying, and non‑binary hikers and backpackers in outdoor recreation. While our programming centers on the experiences of these groups, we welcome people of all gender identities who wish to learn, explore, and support our mission.

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Surf Club aims to create a relaxed environment to bring together all things surf related for those who enjoy the sport at any level as well as bring more attention to the sport in the state of Vermont.
 

Our purpose is to create an environment for surfers and people with an interest in the sport to come together to form a welcoming community where we can connect and expand our enjoyment of the sport.
 

Our goals are to:
1. Help new surfers understand the fundamentals of surfing
2. Foster a new community of surf-related topics on campus
3. Help experienced surfers continue to develop and enjoy the sport
4. Help surfers discover new waves and new ways to practice

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We are a Co-Ed competitive swim club. We travel and compete against several other clubs in the Northeast and train for College Club Swimming Nationals in the Spring. Open to everyone and no tryouts necessary!

Teams in our Region:

• UConn
• Northeastern
• Yale
• Dartmouth
• Princeton
• University of Rhode Island
• Harvard
• University of New Hampshire
• UMass Lowell
• UMass Amherst
• Many more!

History:

We started when the Men's Varsity Team was cut in 2006, and two former swimmers founded the club, Brad Smith and Denny Madigan. The Club was very small its first three years, but with only four swimmers representing UVM in 2007, we managed to finish third in the nation at the Annual ASAU Club National Championships out swimming 18 other schools. We competed in the ASAU Club Nationals in 2009 with both men and women's team.

Since then, the team has grown to a  team of over 50 swimmers who work out and compete in an atmosphere that encourages individual development and maintenance of swimming skills.

Thanks so much to all the swimmers that make this club possible! Last year was a good year of strong swimming and fun road trips. Below is a mix of clips from our home meets it the past, enjoy!

League

We compete in the Collegiate Club Swimming league. Our governing body is US Masters Swimming. 

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Club Table Tennis offers an opportunity for students to play table tennis recreationally as well as in tournaments throughout the academic year.

Come find us in Mann Hall on Trinity Campus. Players of all skill levels are welcome!  

Club meetings are Tuesday nights from 8:00 to 10:00pm.

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A space for UVM students to play and create tabletop roleplaying games, to organize campaigns, and to find DMs and players. Main campaign meetings Saturday 1:00-4:00. Games played include Dungeons and Dragons, Warhammer Rogue Trader, Pathfinder, and homebrew RootRPG

Contact: telombar@uvm.edu

The UVM Taekwondo Club is a student organization dedicated to the practice and promotion of the Korean martial art of Taekwondo.  UVM Taekwondo is a fully sanctioned Taekwondo school with a certified master instructor and a staff of professional assistant instructors.

We offer free Taekwondo classes to all within the UVM community regardless of experience. The experience of our members ranges from people who have never practiced martial arts before to skilled black belts who have been training for years. Everyone is welcome and you can start at any time during the school year. 

Classes consist of several main areas, including basic and advanced techniques, self-defense, forms, and Olympic-style sport sparring. Our coaches/instructors focus primarily on the WT style, but also have expertise in ITF Taekwondo. 

UVM Taekwondo offers the opportunity to develop self-defense skills and to participate recreationally or competitively on the cutting edge of sport Taekwondo poomsae (forms) and sparring. UVM is a Division 2 school in the Eastern Collegiate Taekwondo Conference. We actively compete in conference events and have also sent teams to Collegiate Nationals almost every year since 2009.

All Practices are at Mann Auditorium

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山ネコ太鼓 is a fun club where UVM students can learn, practice, and perform taiko in a fun, welcoming, and productive environment. Taiko was used throughout Japan’s history as a way to send commands in battle. Currently in Japan, taiko is regularly performed at festivals. Here at Yamaneko Taiko, we want to share a piece of Japanese culture with the UVM community. We welcome everyone regardless of their skill level or music abilities. 

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Take One is UVM's first all-inclusive musical theater company! No experience or auditions are required -- students can take a class once a week (as infrequently or frequently as they'd like), learning a number from a musical theater production. In this class, members will learn the choreography/blocking, acting, and vocals to this number, getting the opportunity to play a role in this song. Take One's rehearsals are entirely student run and encourages thespians of all abilities. We encourage students to explore new roles and the chance to play different parts. Take One strives for every student to feel welcome, and strives for students to gain confidence, a love of theater, and lasting friendships.

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The teacher club is a very new club that we are excited to build at UVM. This club is designed with Education majors in mind but anyone who is passionate about education is welcome. Club events will range from just hanging out, to fun events, to some professional development workshops. Being a new club we would love feedback and ideas. This club is for YOU and we want your ideas and opinions! We hope to see you at our club events! 

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The UVM Telemark Skiing Club is a place for people of all skiing abilities and backgrounds to meet and enjoy a rather niche hobby, being Telemark Skiing. We are dedicated to teaching newcomers the joy of this sport, as well as promoting demo days, promoting accessible means to get outside, and teaching outdoor stewardship ideals to all UVM students. This is a safe, non-judging, positive space for all people to meet, enjoy an amazing sport, and learn about Telemark Skiing!

Contact: E: nbarnick@uvm.edu

UVM’s Club Tennis Team is a co-ed, competitive, traveling team. It is made up of 10-12 girls and 10-12 boys each year. We participate in tournaments throughout New England and attend the annual USTA Campus Championships. We hold tryouts each fall and elect new leadership positions every spring. We hold practices several times a week, host social events, and fundraise for the team! Contact our team captains below for more detailed information. 

 Tryouts this year are September 21st at Burlington Tennis Club which is a short walk from campus (45 Tennis Ct, South Burlington, VT 05403) for both the “A team” and the “B team”. The Women's tryout will be from 1:00 - 3:00 and the Men's will be from 3:00 - 5:00. Please arrive 15 minutes early so we can check you in and get started on time. There will be a $15 fee for tryouts to pay for the court time. This will be payable through the UVM purchase portal which will be linked on this page.

2025/2026 Team Captains:

President: Alana Flynn, aflynn6@uvm.edu

Treasurer: Jonas Anderson - Joyner, Joyner@uvm.edu

Due to the abundance of high-quality players that try out for the team, we have added a more casual secondary team (B team) for those who do not make it through. This secondary team practices twice a week. Players who want to be on either the A team or the B team must come to tryouts in the fall.

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The Gist, formerly known as Vantage Point, is the University of Vermont's literary and visual arts journal. Every semester, we encourage students from all disciplines, fields, and areas of interest to submit their poetry, prose, creative nonfiction, and visual art. We strive to publish writing that evokes and art that thinks, work which stimulates and supports a creative community on campus.

We’ve operated for over twenty years, and are proud to report that many of our contributors' works have placed in plain china, the national anthology for the best undergraduate student art and writing.

Students on staff gain professional publishing experience, particularly in the areas of criticism, editorial skills, layout/design, networking, marketing, leadership, and printing. We publish in the fall and spring of each year and are active in the greater arts community, from hosting poetry readings and art shows downtown to collaborating on expos or performing on local radio.

We meet every Tuesday at 8pm in Lafayette 212 for anonymous review sessions of submitted works. All are invited! We welcome folks from all identities, backgrounds, and disciplinary interests. 

Submissions Guidelines: We only review and publish submissions from undergraduate students at the University of Vermont. We consider up to four submissions of poetry, rose, or art per contributor. There is a 2,000 word limit for prose and a 150 line limit for poetry. Please detail the composition or medium of art submissions. All works must be titled. Submit here. 

If you're interested in submitting work, joining the review board, or just want to talk, contact us at submissions.gist@gmail.com.

Current Editorial Board:

Editors-in-Chief: Sophie Keys and Kate Kampner

Prose Editor: Isabella Silva

Poetry Editor: Calla Orjuela

Art Editor: Melanie Mason

Layout Editor: Marin Allan and Radien Shomo

Outreach Coordinator & Social Media Editor: Maddie Metcalf

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The mission of The Mansfield Forum is to provide a space on campus for students to publish literature and visual art concerning the pressing issues of our time--politically, socially, and beyond--in an intellectual manner. We publish writing and art once a semester, as well as throughout the semester via social media, creating an open forum for undergraduates to discuss heavy, complicated topics. We value academic discourse and seek to foster an environment where different perspectives and ideas are shared to make for a more connected, innovative, and understanding campus. Students can not only publish their writing and art, but become a part of the publishing process, as well.

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Pad Project is a chapter of a national organization that is dedicated to expanding “access to menstrual care products, combats period stigma, and champions menstrual equity for all.” Many people with periods around the globe do not have access to disposable menstrual products and without these, they resort to using newspapers, dirty rags, and even leaves to manage their periods. To help prevent this, the Pad Project runs a reusable pad program in which UVM participates. We focus on sewing these washable pads that are then distributed in Africa, specifically to communities in need. As well, we are working to start education programs and advocacy for period equity on UVM’s campus and in Burlington. The club is a great way to learn how to sew, to help those in need, and have fun while doing so! 

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The Vine Campus Ministry exists to help bridge the transition from the familiarity of home life to the new world of campus life. Jesus Christ said "I am the vine, you are the branches, he who remains in me and I in him will produce much fruit", we want to be a place where students can explore the person of Jesus Christ through a welcoming community and discover that His claims are not hollow and empty but that He really is all He says He is. We encourage students toward a full life on campus and off, "bearing much fruit" in every aspect of their lives, by following Jesus. From a pursuit of academic excellence, to making good relationship choices, to making plans for the future both in and out of college, God has a plan for us all. By providing a community on campus where students can feel safe to ask big questions and explore the Bible and the person and character of God, we help students discover that plan. We are a group that is open to everyone. It doesn't matter if you know Jesus already or you have never thought about Jesus much less heard of Him, you are welcome.

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The UVM Timbersports team is a competitive and recreational team which practices events based on old logging skills, such as crosscut sawing, bow sawing, and various chainsaw, chopping and splitting events. Come to practice or reach out to clubsigners to learn more! We try to send out as few emails as possible so please follow our Instagram @uvmtimbersports for up-to-date information on meetings and practices or email/dm us to join our Discord.

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The UVM Top Cats are UVM's all male and non-binary A-Capella ensemble. With hijinks and shenanigans dating back to 1981, the Top Cats is of UVM's most widely recognized clubs. Their presence has become one of the staples of the UVM experience. The group is highly exclusive and small in numbers (9-14 members a semester), and they perform regularly in the UVM and greater Burlington communities, as well as up and down the entirety of the east coast. At the most basic level, a Top Cat is a talented singer or vocal percussionist with an extensive knowledge regarding musical theory; but they must also be smart, fun, and able to be an engaging stage presence when they perform.

Top Cats hold a variety of on-campus concerts throughout the semester, but they also perform at various business functions, festivals, fairs, and the occasional birthday party or bar mitzvah. If you're interested in becoming a Top Cat, or just want to know how to get involved with our club, email us at jack.malin@uvm.edu, or check out our Instagram @uvmtopcats!

Welcome!  We are the Upsilon Tau chapter of Beta Beta Beta, the National Biological Honor Society at the University of Vermont.  Our goals are to improve appreciation and understanding of Biology and to further human knowledge through scientific research.

The TriBeta chapter at the University of Vermont was created to embody the goals of the national organization: to stimulate interest and advance knowledge in the field of Biology while recognizing scholarly achievement. At UVM, BBB allows interested students the ability to further investigate and expand their study of biology. Tri Beta provides many opportunities to all of its members, including health, medical, and research activities and grants, academic and curricular development, community service, outreach programs, social events and more. Members are actively involved in research projects, and learn practical laboratory skills that they will later apply to professions in the health field and beyond.

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UVM Unicycles is the home of unicycling at UVM. We host lessons (incl. a loaner unicycle) as well as open gym time, group rides, and other events! Even if you can't unicycle, you're welcome to join!

Questions? Send an email to unicycles@uvm.edu and we will get back to you

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We are UVM's student run theatre club! UPlayers functions as a full theatrical company, exploring all realms of the art form. Everything from booking the spaces we perform in, getting legal rights to perform shows to casting, directing, and producing shows is executed by current UVM students. We have opportunities for the creation of original works, production of existing works, open mic nights, workshops, and opportunities for involvement both on and off stage!

The Mission of The University Players is to provide an outlet for creative community involvement at the University of Vermont through the shared experience of live theatre. We are committed to the following goals:

1. To provide students with the opportunity to write, produce, and perform in original and existing productions at the University of Vermont.
2. To develop imaginative, courageous, and passionate theatre artists both on and off of the stage.
3. To create a community that fosters meaningful memorable experiences for group members and audiences alike.

Don't forget to join our listserv to stay up to date on auditions, ticket sales, workshop dates, and more!

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We are the United Puppy Raisers of ACTS and their Wagging Retrievers (U.P.R.A.W.R.)! We are UVM's puppy raising club. As a group, we raise and train service and facility dogs for Assistance Canine Training Services (A.C.T.S.). Through UPRAWR, students can become puppy raisers, puppy sitters, and general members. Everyone is a vital part of the team; but, the core members of our club are students who are paired with a dog to raise and train for six months to two years. Our club provides UVM students with the opportunity to build skills and knowledge pertaining to the training and care of service dogs. Our mission is to foster a greater awareness and respect for service dogs in the UVM community and surrounding area. We understand that not everyone can commit 24/7 to a dog, and we accept all commitment levels. If you're at all interested, we would love to hear from you!

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Visit https://uvmbikes.w3.uvm.edu/ for more information!

UVM Bikes! is a student run bicycle co-operative at the University of Vermont. We are dedicated to increasing the accessibility of bicycles to the UVM community, and teaching folks the skills they need to confidently maintain and repair their bikes.

The UVM Bikes! shop is located at 86 S Williams St. The shop space is free to use for anyone affiliated with the University of Vermont (students, faculty, & staff). We have all the tools and small parts you’ll need for any common bike repairs.

We stock an abundance of common parts — inner-tubes, brake pads, chains, cables, cable housing, and chain lube — and carry a limited supply of additional parts and accessories, such as tires and locks. We also have a large selection of well-loved used parts laying around. All new parts and accessories are available for purchase at affordable prices.

We also offer affordable rental bikes to UVM students for a rate of 30$ per semester. Bikes are rented on a first-come first-serve basis at the beginning of Fall semester. Rental bikes are repurposed, recycled, and revived bikes that have been given new life by our team of dedicated volunteers.

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The UVM Birding Club is a student-led organization that meets weekly to go birdwatching. The purpose of the club is to create a space where students can develop and share birding skills with like-minded peers. As a group, we get outdoors and teach each other bird identification, call/song identification, and observation techniques. Typically we meet in Centennial Woods, but a few times each semester we go off-campus for field trips. For those interested, there will be opportunities to connect with other members of the conservation community in Vermont. Students from any major can join, and we welcome all levels of experience. People are more likely to conserve nature if they know and love it, and birding is an opportunity to foster that connection.

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   UVM Book Club is a collection of book groups from all over campus. We provide resources to students who want to find a group to read with, or those who want to lead a group of their own. Book groups may meet once a week, once a semester, or any frequency in between, so there are groups to meet whatever you're looking for in a book club. 

   Join our Discord to keep up with updates and talk to other members: Click this link

Our purpose is to provide training and instruction for students to learn or improve rock climbing skills and techniques. Our competitive team meets 3 times a week off-campus at MetroRock, and attends USAC competitions throughout the Fall and Spring semesters. Spots on comp team require attending tryouts, which only happen in the Fall at the beginning of each school year. We have an additional recreational team for all students, regardless of skill level, which meets separately from the comp team! Anyone and everyone is welcome!!

Team info:

The cost of a membership to Metrorock in Essex (where we practice) is $275 for the entire semester which is a great discount for the team. Depending on how available transportation options are for each semester, each member may have to pay dues once a year to account for rides to and from practice. Please let us know if any costs are a barrier and we are happy to provide financial assistance. 

*NOTE* The roster of this page is currently being transferred to only include active competitive team members. Primary general communication for each team happens through our instagram pages: COMP:(@uvmclimbingteam), and REC:(@uvmclimbingclub). 

Fill out the Club Sports Agreement to Participate form (location tbd), as well as MetroRocks Safety Waiver-- these two forms are MANDATORY and you will not be allowed to participate unless these are filled out.

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Herbalism club is a group working to promote greater wellness sovereignty on UVM campus. Our goal is to make herbal medicine and knowledge accessible to community members in a safe space while utilizing socially and environmentally responsible practices.

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“Herping” is the term used for going out to look for reptiles and amphibians. The goal of UVM Herp is to teach students what it means to herp. In the warmer months, we go on regular herping expeditions, which consist of expert-led walks through the woods at night, where students learn how to find, identify, and safely catch herps. In the colder months, we host educational meetings to teach students about various aspects of herpetology. We also plan to volunteer for local organizations that support the conservation of herps.

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UVM MOVE is focused on how our transportation systems shape our local community. As a multidisciplinary career oriented club, and a chapter of ITE, we work to gain knowledge, learn skills, and connect with local professionals and firms to help students learn more about the field of transportation engineering and planning. 

Contact: E: jack.haagensen@uvm.edu

The UVM Photography Club supports members in building their portfolios and connecting with industry professionals. We promote creativity and skill development through workshops and excursions, while also providing opportunities to showcase members' work.

Contact: Vaishali.Konowitz@uvm.edu

The UVM Powerlifting Team is a new, up and coming club sport at the University of Vermont. Active members have the opportunity to attend weekly practices lead by certified USAPL powerlifting coaches, where they receive feedback and support on their lifts. The UVM Powerlifting Club accepts members of all different backgrounds and different abilities. Beginner lifters are encouraged to join and attend weekly practices to improve their skill as well as engage with a group of supportive, fun student lifters!

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At the Prison Partnership, we will bring UVM students and incarcerated individuals together through self selecting activities to create a sustainable and restorative relationship between our students, the local prison, and beyond. We will strive to create a more accurate narrative of the reality of the prison industrial complex through hands-on volunteering and community outreach.

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We are the UVM chapter of Vermont's Progressive Party. We are dedicated to making thoughtful and progressive change on the local, statewide, and national level.

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The SACNAS chapter at UVM is dedicated to fostering an inclusive community and providing support to underrepresented students in STEM. We strive to create opportunities for mentorship, networking, and professional development for students. Hence, members do not have to be UVM students; we welcome postdocs, faculty, and staff from UVM and other local colleges!

As a member you could:

- Attend and present at the NDiSTEM conference. (https://www.sacnas.org/)

- Connect with other students, staff, and faculty in your field.

- Experience engaging social events like BBQ's, Dia de Muertos Celebration, Gingerbread House Decorating, etc.

- Attend professional development workshops like resume building, and networking.

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UVM Spike is a place where students can come and play the game of Spikeball. The club will support both competitive and casual players, as well as sponsor tournaments for students to show off their skills. Follow us on Instagram for meetup times, tournaments, and more.

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Thrift UVM is a clothing recycling program made for ‘the students’, by the students at the University of Vermont. Here are our Goals:

• Donation sites will be placed all around campus to ensure all students, those on and off campus, have access and an opportunity to participate.
• All clothing that is donated will be either reused, repurposed and or recycled responsibly. 
• Students are encouraged to be involved with every aspect of the program: donating unwanted items, collecting donations, helping sort clothing, social media marketing, and event coordinating/scheduling. 
• Partner with SGA’s the Committee of the Environment, other sustainable fashion clubs and our local community to expand our reach and positive influence.
• All proceeds and profits made from the sales of donated clothes are used to fund future ThriftUVM events, activities and projects. 

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We are a student run on-campus TV network. We create shows from start to finish, there are opportunities for writers, cinematographers, editors, and actors! Our videos are posted online for all members of the UVM community to enjoy. We give students the training and equipment to be creative through film as we are currently the only production based club at UVM. If there's content you want to see then we encourage you to join us and make your vision a reality (and have fun doing so)! 

If you are more interested in videography, then we also help out other clubs and organizations on campus film and edit their events or any videos that they want to make for their club.

There is something to do here for everyone! Join us today!

Visit our youtube!

Contact us at uvmtv@uvm.edu for questions or comments or stop by the studio.

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Established in 1883, The Vermont Cynic is the weekly student-run newspaper for the University of Vermont. The newspaper — both editorial and business operations — is run exclusively by students.

There are many opportunities for involvement at the Cynic. Our staff works in a variety of disciplines, including advertising, writing, photography, editing, web design, video production, social media and more.

If you would like to join the Cynic, please email Editor-in-Chief Grace Wang at cynicaleditorinchief@gmail.com.

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The VGBN Student Chatper connects UVM students to architects, engineers, and other professionals in green building careers through the established professional board and non-profit, Vermont Green Building Network (VGBN). VGBN’s mission is to advance the environmental, economic, community, and health benefits of green design, construction, and building operation practices. The VGBN Student Chapter offers green building and career development focused opportunities to students, such as guest speakers, service learning events, and VGBN organized events.

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MEET TUESDAYS 6PM IN LAFAYETTE L100 (bottom floor) !!!

The Vermont Policy Institute (VPI) researches pressing local, state, and national issues and develops nuanced policy solutions to address them. VPI seeks to empower students to pursue individual and group research on topics they have vested interests in. With this, VPI develops a core skill set for a liberal arts major to leverage in the job market— as it is a unique opportunity to develop skills for in-demand jobs. 

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Our publication serves as a platform for students to engage with contemporary legal issues, explore diverse perspectives, and contribute original research and analysis. At VULR, we encourage undergraduates from all disciplines to submit their work, participate in peer reviews, and develop their writing skills in a supportive environment. Through our once-a-semester publication, workshops, and events, we aim to cultivate a community of passionate learners and future leaders in the legal field.

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VPIRG at UVM is a campus chapter of Vermont's grassroots organization, VPIRG. VPIRG at UVM provides students with opportunities to develop leadership skills while acting on environmental and other progressive issues at the campus, community, and state level.

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We are a water polo team that competes in the North Atlantic Conference of the Collegiate Water Polo Association and attend tournaments throughout New England. There are three tournaments in the fall with the final tournament being league championships. We won our first conference championship ever in Fall 2022, and we have tallied additional conference wins the past three years (Fall 2023, Fall 2024, and Fall 2025)! We also fielded a women's team for the first time this Spring 2025 season and finished second in our conference! On top of that, we also received the Most Successful Club Sport award from UVM's Student Government this year (2024-2025).

As a co-ed team, we encourage all those who have ever been interested in water polo to come to a practice night and try it out!  No skill or experience is required, just the ability to swim. We also committed to developing experience players who hope to compete at a high level! We hope to see you at the pool!

Follow & DM us on Instagram @uvm_water_polo for more information on the team and our first practices! 

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The Water Tower is UVM's bi-weekly student newsmag.  Our articles employ satire, cynicism, and humor to cover topics including campus trends, national news, social criticism, and whatever else students have to say.

Our writers, artists, and editors are some of the coolest, funniest, sexiest, most insightful people on campus, and we're always looking for new members, so come to one of our weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 6:30pm in Kalkin 001, and follow @thewatertower on Instagram for locations & updates.

The Wildlife and Fisheries Society is a student-run organization based on professional interests in the fields of wildlife and fisheries biology, management, and conservation and is an official chapter of The Wildlife Society. Student club-members will gain knowledge and practical experience through participation in national or regional conferences held by The Wildlife Society, guest lectures, fieldwork, and volunteering for various wildlife and fishery-related agencies, groups, and organizations. The Wildlife and Fisheries Society aims to provide networking opportunities for future professional growth by facilitating relationships between students, faculty, and professionals in the fields of wildlife and fisheries management and conservation. The club provides a community for students of similar interests while fostering wildlife and fisheries awareness and stewardship in the UVM community.

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The purpose of the Women in Business (WIB) club is to build an inclusive community on the University of Vermont campus that supports women with future careers in Business and beyond. To achieve this, WIB strives to form a network of career-oriented guidance for its members through dialogue and educational forums.

The major goal of our club is to generate a space that allows students of any major to connect with opportunities on and off campus through signature panels, alumni engagement, networking opportunities, participation in conferences, and professional trips. We seek to provide opportunities to our members that will enhance their skills to elevate their career prospects, creating the next generation of diverse leaders.

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The ultimate goal of UVM Women in Law is to inspire women and gender non-conforming individuals from all walks of life to pursue a career in the legal field. On top of this, we aim to aid women in their law school endeavors through networking and LSAT study sessions. We will spend time discussing current events in law, hosting influential guest speakers, and setting members up with connections for a legal internship or job. UVM Women in Law will also give you the opportunity to meet like-minded individuals and build valuable relationships. 

UVM Women in Law, in accordance with University of Vermont policy, does not discriminate and prohibits harassment or discrimination related to any protected category including, creed, ethnicity, sexual orientation, national origin (including shared ancestry or ethnic characteristics), sex, gender, pregnancy, disability, marital status, political or social affiliation, and race, genetic information, gender identity, gender expression or perceived gender.

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The mission of Women in STEM is to establish a community of female-identifying students on the UVM campus who are in the field of STEM, to provide academic and professional development for its members, and assist its members in any of their passions or endeavors. We accomplish these goals by validating and empowering our members, educating our members through workshops and networking, and introducing various opportunities such as volunteering, research, internships and more! 

Our main sources of communication are our listserv and our Instagram. If you would like to follow our Instagram, use the link below to follow our account!

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UVM Women's Club Basketball is a competitive team that travels around the Northeast playing other club teams. The team requires a higher level of play, greater commitment, and a longer season than intramural basketball offers. 

We practice 2-3 times a week during the whole school year. We usually aim for the late evening practice slots two nights a week. We travel for games and tournaments on the weekends and sometimes have scrimmages during the week closer to campus. We compete every year in the Regional tournament at Boston University, which is our biggest tournament of the year. We play hard and we play to win, but don't worry we play to have fun too!

If you are looking to join come by our table at activites fest on September 2nd! We'll have updated details about open gyms and tryouts. The same information will also be on our instagram: @uvmcwbb so give it a follow to stay up to date!

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The purpose of this club is to advance a sport that's on the come up in our country: Women's Flag Football. It is a student-ran club where girls and non-binary people can come together, compete, and have fun in a typically male-dominated sport. We will teach our members the rules of the game and the expectations that come along with being part of a team. We will strive to make this club a place for anyone wanting to play the sport, whether they grew up playing football--tackle, flag, in their backyard--or those who simply want to try it out.

One of the major goals of our club is to become better athletes, but to have fun while doing so. We aim to create a group that becomes a family. We will form a safe, welcoming, athletically demanding environment, where we can have fun and learn how to play the sport of Flag Football. We aim to set good examples for each other and provide a safe space for when we need to free ourselves from stressors or a teammate to talk to. We want to expand this organization and play against teams from other schools across New England or other regions close by. 

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Women's club hockey competes in ACHA D2 and the IWCHL Presidential Division. We play other teams such as BC, BU, Saint Anselm, UNH, Merrimack, Northeastern, and more.

As a team, we try to improve and excel each year we play, both on and off the ice. We strive to maintain a competitive schedule against highly ranked teams to better ourselves as a whole. We like to work hard, but also have fun and bond as a team. We look forward to the upcoming season to continue to do better and become better as a team.

The team practices 2 times a week, participates in off-ice conditioning, and plays around 20 games from mid-September until the National tournament in March. In the past, we have traveled to many places such as Buffalo, Chicago, Rhode Island, Ohio, and Virginia. This year, our travel will be more regional, and we also plan on participating in a local tournament.

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UVM Women’s Club Lacrosse is a team for skilled lacrosse players looking to continue playing at the competitive level. Founded in 2000, the club is well-organized and highly competitive. We are part of the NEWLL league of the WCLO. We play year-round, 3-4 times a week, and our primary season is in the spring. In our 2022 season, we qualified for WCLA Nationals in Austin, Texas where we made it to the championship game and placed 2nd overall, the best finish for our team and any team in NEWLL ever at Nationals. During our 2023 season, we qualified for WCLA nationals in Virginia Beach and placed 3rd overall. In 2024 we brought home the program's first-ever national championship trophy after competing in Wichita Kansas! In 2025 we moved to the WCLO and won the national championship during our first season in the league. 

We are looking for players who are dedicated to the game and can bring a competitive attitude to practice. We hold tryouts in both the fall and spring semesters. While we take the game seriously, we make sure to have fun both on and off the field. Women’s Club Lacrosse is an organization that aims to remain inclusive to all and welcomes anyone who shows interest in joining our team.

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The UVM Women's Rugby Football club is a student-run club sport.  We compete in the New England Wide Collegiate Rugby Conference in Division II in the fall, and in the spring we play in and host various tournaments. Everyone is welcome to come and play, regardless of experience or skill level. We put out both an A (experienced) and B (inexperienced) side, and all players get playing time. As a team, we continue to work hard to contribute to the community through volunteer efforts in conjunction with the Women's Rape Crisis Center and organizations like Casting for Recovery.

This team was established to learn and play the game of rugby and to provide high level physical conditioning, while learning good sportsmanship as well as developing a good sense of camaraderie. 

In the fall, we practice on the pitch located at the corner of Main St. and East Ave. next to the Double Tree Hotel.

In the spring, we practice on the turf fields in Patrick Gymnasium. 

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We aim to give women the opportunity to play competitive soccer at the collegiate level, while still placing academics as the top priority. We travel to compete at many colleges and universities throughout New England and we strive to play (and win, of course) at Regionals and Nationals every year. We practice 2-3 times per week with games normally on the weekends. Our season runs from September through November and we continue playing indoor during the off-season. We're a group of enthusiastic and fun-loving people who want to play competitively and enjoy the sport. We take pride in our team and are looking for dedicated members seeking to build great relationships, have some fun, and who just love playing soccer! 

Follow our Instagram @uvm.wcs

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We are UVM's Women's Ultimate Frisbee team, Ruckus.  Our goal is to promote acceptance, diversity, and the spirit of the game through our team's cultures, actions and goals, and through ourselves as individuals. We like to think that anywhere we go, whether we are touching a disc or not, we are representing Ruckus and UVM. We accept anyone and everyone interested in learning about the beautiful game of ultimate.  Ruckus is a team that prides itself on balancing competitiveness with friendship and fun! Come out to a pickup game or practice to see what we're all about.

We have 3 womens teams, Ruckus, Bruckus, and Cruckus, and are currently the largest college women's ultimate program in the country!

Last year, our A team traveled all over the United States including California, South Carolina, and Delaware, and competed in college nationals in Madison, Wisconsin! 

Our B and C teams travel across New England and the North East, and both qualified for New England D1 Regionals!

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Welcome to the only place to play women's competitive volleyball on campus! The UVM Women's Volleyball Club is a student-led competitive team. The team practices 3 times a week in Patrick gym. We are full members of the Northeast Women's Volleyball Club League (NWVCL). NWVCL provides an opportunity for collegiate club players to play competitive volleyball in a fun, safe, and organized environment. The league emphasizes sportsmanship and having fun while playing competitive volleyball. We attend approximately 6-8 total tournaments during the school year with 3-4 during the fall semester and 3-4 during the spring semester. 

In Spring 2025 we competed in the NCVF Championship Tournament that was held in Phoenix, Arizona. We got the opportunity to compete against teams from around the country and were one of about 400 teams hosted at the tournament.

In Spring 2024 we competed in the NCVF Championship Tournament that was held in Kansas City, Missouri. 

In Spring 2023 we attended the NWVCL Regional Championship Tournament and placed 2nd! We also attended the NCVF Championship Tournament in Kansas City, MO.

We look forward to continuing to compete at this level in years to come!

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WRUV FM Burlington is an alternative, free-format, not-for-profit radio station run by students of the University of Vermont in collaboration with community members. Broadcasting online at wruv.org and on the air at 90.1 FM in the Burlington, VT area, WRUV brings innovative programming to all who tune in.

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Yarn club was made as as space for crafters of all skill levels to come together and create, craft and learn from each other. We work with non-profits across the city to collect and donate winter accessories.

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The purpose of this organization is to introduce college students to various styles of yoga, meditation, and overall health practices in an accessible and engaging manner. We aim to foster a sense of community among students while equipping them with tools for relaxation and mindfulness. We strive to make yoga easily accessible to students by offering free classes on campus, as well as organizing complimentary events and forming partnerships with local studios and wellness-focused organizations. Through these initiatives, we aim to remove barriers to entry and make holistic wellness practices readily available to all students. Join us to discover the benefits of yoga and mindfulness, meet new friends, and embark on a journey towards improved physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

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Young Democratic Socialists of America is the youth and student section of the Democratic Socialists of America, a national organization of recognized campus chapters and thousands of organizers. We are students organizing in our universities, colleges, and high schools to fight for the immediate needs of workers and students while building our capacity to fight for more radical and structural changes.

We work with labor campaigns to organize student workers or staff. We organize to defend immigrants through campaigns for sanctuary campuses. We campaign to divest our schools from fossil fuels and Israel. We do anti-poverty work through local mutual aid programs in our communities, and much much more.

YDSA fights for democratic socialism through active campaigns to improve the lives of working people.

Strategies range from direct action, outreach campaigns, electoral reform, and political education. Fill out our interest form here to stay in the loop!.

General Meetings Thursday at 6pm

Email: uvmydsa@gmail.com 

A Better World Is Possible

Solidarity Forever

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Zest is one of five acappella groups at UVM and one of three gender-inclusive groups. Since 2010, the group has been practicing, perfecting, and performing music. Performances include Zest concerts multiple times throughout the academic year, UVM Admitted Students Days, and concerts with other acappella groups at UVM and beyond. Other than producing high-quality music, Zest was founded on the core values of friendship, fun, and freedom of expression. Zest is not only a club, but a support system, a resource for connecting to UVM, and most importantly, a second family for all members. Auditions for UVM A Cappella happen every semester and Zest is always excited to welcome new members. Check out our website and social media pages for updates and more information!

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The purpose and major goals of UVM Zine Club are to hold workspaces for students to create zines, work with each other, and learn from each other. UVM Zine Club aims to foster a community of students invested in zine culture and with the local zine scene

Contact: thrivera@uvm.edu

The purpose of our club is to provide an inclusive space for learning about zoology, exotic animal care through guest speakers and occasional field trips.

Our club's major goals are to:
1.    Host various speakers from diverse backgrounds to talk about their experiences.
2.    Host at least one monthly field trip. 
3.    Educate students about the various careers and opportunities associated with zoos and exotic species. 

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